McClosky Fined After Threatening Grocer With Gun
Thomas McClosky pulled a pistol to force a grocer to scratch out a line in a contract and was fined 50 dollars in Nelson's court. He later planned to buy tailor made clothes, but the incident led to the present case and court appearance. The Mint bar announces new 5 cent beer next Tuesday morning as a welcome for patrons.
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Thomas McClosky
Nelson
McClosky
Youlden
Nelson's Court
MacClosky
Mint
Battle of Chips Sudden Stop
Joe Doe and Richard Roe face gambling charges afterConstables Cosgrove and Zimmerman raided Gus Fitschen’s place and a Copper block room arresting several men for playing cards for money. The arrested men posted bail from $200 to $1,000 and face trials by Wednesday as the district court proceeds.
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Joe Doe
Richard Roe
Cosgrove
Zimmerman
John Doe
Gus Fitschen
Nelson
Jack Hall
Daniel Meredith
Dave Leary
Bert Snyder
Leander Duncan
Hall
Duncan
Meredith
Fitchen
Leary
Old political game arrests workers on vagrancy warrants
About 150 warrants issued for John and Richard Doe led to arrests of workingmen at saloons as constables in plain clothes alleged vagrancy to block voters. Authorities plan hearings Monday, while supporters condemn the tactic as an outrage likely to backfire at the polls.
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Justices of the Peace
John Doe
Richard Doe
Davey
Butte Briefs Shared From Helena Visitors
Several named visitors pass through Butte including F J Kenck F J Morse J B Brien J J McGettigan Mrs Charles Morris A H McIntyre A I Reeves and Mrs Kk FE McConnell United States court adjourned to May 20 James A Murray returned from an East trip Mrs John Nugent to sail from Queenstown April 6 on the Lucania Thomas Lavell returned from Arkansas Hot Springs in good health losing 25 pounds Hugh Wilson joined Lavell briefly in Billings a few days earlier.
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Charles Morris
Pony
A. H. McIntyre
Helena
A. I. Reeves
Butte
Kk. FE. McConnell
Pony Ig
United States
James A. Murray
John Nugent
Northern Pacific
Queenstown
Lucania
Thomas Lavell
Arkansas Hot Springs
Mr. Lavell
Hugh Wilson
Billings
The Mint saloon in Butte changes hands to Paige and Lavell
The Mint at 112 North Main Street, a longtime favorite saloon in Butte, has been purchased by John Paige and Tom Lavell. Under new management it promises to be a greater popular resort with only top wines liquors and cigars.
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Butte
Mint
North Main Street
John Paige
Tom Lavell
Athletic meeting features 25 institutions in Chicago armory
ChicagoMarch 380 Twenty five universities and athletic groups attend the armory meet. Winners include Borden in sprint finals and Elliott in the mile run. Notable scorers include Pettit of the University of Chicago and Wellington of John Marshall High School with multiple top finishes.
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Chicago
1St Infantry
Illinois National Guard
Borden
Snow
G. Smith
A. Grant
A. Wellington
Scott
Lake Forest
Parshall
Zimmerman
Wellington
John Marshall
Ockersall
Hyde Park
Dickey
Z. Pettit
University of Chicago
Tinsley
S. A. Co
Andrews
Elliott
Lake View
Crabbs
Whyte
G. Schmitt
Halleck
Dirkie
Herbert
Columbian Knights
Green
Moran
Regiment
Woffendel
Notre Dame
Tourtellete
Academies
Weise
Peyton
Death of Herbert Mahl chief engineer dies in Atlanta
Herbert Mahl of the Southern Pacific railway died in Atlanta tonight from consumption while on his private car bound for New York. He had served as chief engineer of maintenance of way with headquarters in Houston for years and had been ill for some time. His mother, traveling from New York, joined him as he planned to spend his final days with his parents in New York.
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Atlanta
Spartanburg
S&s. C
Herbert Mahl
Southern Pacific Railway
New York
Mahl
Southern Pacific
Houston
California
Big cattle deal makes Harrell largest west of the Missouri
John Sparks of Reno sells 2000 head of range cattle with half stake in 300 000 acres and 100 000 more to A J Harrell of California. Cash 500 000 and 12 000 acres in Texas cotton belt valued at 50 per acre. Total value 1 100 000. Sparks Harrell Cattle Co half interest becomes Harrell sole ownership. Sparks keeps renowned Reno thoroughbreds.
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Denver
Salt Lake
Utah
John Sparks
Reno
New
A. J. Harrell
California
Sparks
Amicable settlement reached between Monongahela street railway crew
In Pittsburg on March %TM% a meeting of conductors and motormen on the Monongahela Street Railway company ended with an amicable settlement. The workers adopted resolutions outlining agreed terms after a dispute.
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Pittsburg
Monongahela Street Railway Company
Agreement Reached They Blamed Outside Interference
A report notes that parties agreed to drop all differences and blamed their difficulties on outside interference, signaling a step toward resolving the dispute.
Turmoil over Russia University Laws Revisions Stirled
In St. Peters burg observers expect the interior minister M Zipygin to resign over police failures after a major riot. The czar faces pressure from imperial council members and a petition from 28 professors urging liberal university reforms amid anticipated revisions to the 1884 statutes. Professor Bilbossoff condemns the current laws as likely to provoke further trouble.
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St. Petersburg
M. Zipygin
Kleigle
Imperial Council
Vlastimski
Grand Duke
Michael
Czarina
Moscow University
Mining Academy
Engineering Institute
Bilbossoff
Seven Small Boys in Montana Oil Packing Case
Seven west side youths arrested for taking oil packing from a Montana Central freight journals and burning it told Judge Rage they did not touch the packing. Ed Lang testified he acted alone and was to be state's witness, while the others claimed he acted alone. Three were discharged with good advice. the rest held over until Monday on general principles.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
West Side
Montana Central
Rage
Ed Lang
Young Lang
Lang
Record Publishing Sues Over Associated Press Service
In Helena Judge Henry C. Smith heard arguments from Record Publishing and Independent Publishing on a bid to force the AP service be restored. The case centers on an exclusion clause in AP by laws blocking service to Record, with Judge Smith reserving decision after nearly a day of remarks by H. G. McIntire for Record and ex Governor Carpenter for the defendants.
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The
Standard
Helena
Record Publishing Company
Independent Publishing Company
Record
Associated Press
Henry C. Smith
Smith
News Association
H. G. Mc
Accident at United Verde mine kills two in Jerome
In Prescott Arizona March 30 a serious mining accident at United Verde in Jerome left two men dead and four seriously wounded. Workers had loaded several blast holes and lit fuses when a short fuse caused the first blast to explode, killing two and injuring others. names of victims were not learned.
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Prescott
Ariz
United Verde
Jerome
Furnace workers to strike Monday over wage demand
In Youngstown Ohio on March 30 workers rejected a 10 cent per day increase offer from blast furnace operators and will strike Monday unless their 20 cent daily raise is granted.
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Youngetown
Ohio
Dock Laborers Strike Resumes Amid City Demonstration
In Marseilles on March 2, engineers and boiler makers return to work while dock laborers’ strike persists. Several hundred men gathered at the town hall demanding eight hours’ work daily. Cavalry dispersed the protesters at the labor exchange.
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Marseilles
Death of B F Newcomer in Baltimore at 72
B F Newcomer president of the Safe Deposit and Trust Company of Baltimore and chairman of the finance committee of the Northern Central Railroad Company died tonight from an epileptic stroke aged 72 years.
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Baltimore
B. F. Newcomer
Safe Deposit & Trust Company of Baltimore
Northern Central Railroad Company
Grand jury clears Choynski Johnson prize fight
In Galveston on March 30 the grand jury presented a written report and was discharged. It concluded after careful investigation that the Choynski Johnson contest was not a prize fight.
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Galveston
Grand
Walsh Wins $2106 in Fees Case Against Kleinschmidt Bros
The district court trial lasting three days ended with a verdict for T. W. Walsh for $2,106, the full claimed amount, against Kleinschmidt Bros. in Helena.
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Standard
Helena
T. W. Walsh
Kleinschmidt Bros
United Mine Workers Set April 6 Meeting in Indianapolis
The national executive committee of the United Mine Workers will meet in Indianapolis on April 6 to discuss several important questions. The article notes an agreement reached in the anthracite region that has led to a strike, with further actions to be considered at the meeting.
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Indianapolis
Ind
National Executive Committee
The
United Mine Workers
Coal strike talks and anthracite agreement to be examined
The board will take up matters including the strike in the bituminous field and the anticipated impact of the anthracite agreement. City headquarters officers are pleased, believing the accord will influence future settlements between hard coal operators and miners.
Clinton park spring meet concludes with sprint wins
On the race track in Little Rock Arkansas March 30 the Clinton park spring meeting ended. Elsie Del won the first six and a half furlongs selling race with Eva Wilson second and Dan Rice third. Swift Light took the half mile selling race with Anna Louise second and Lady Alsen third. Cogswell won the seven furlongs handicap with J H Sloan second and Charlie O Brien third. Dutch Comedian won the mile selling race with Horseshoe Tobacco second and Little Tommy Tucker third. Flying Bird won the five and a half furlongs race with Belle of the Glen second and Castine third. Salvaetta won the mile selling race with Georgie Gardiner second and Russian third.
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Little Rock
Ark
Clinton Park
Elsie del
Eva Wilson
Dan Rice
Swift Light
Anna Louise
Lady Alsen
Cogswell
J. H. Sloan
Charlie O' Brien
Horseshoe Tobacco
Little Tommy Tucker
Flying Bird
Belle of the Glen
Castine
selling—Salvaetta
Georgie Gardiner
Advance Guard wins Tanforan spring handicap at Tanforan
Ad vance Guard the favorite wins the spring handicap at Tanforan by two lengths over Star Chamber. Vesuvian interfered with My Gypsy who faded. the $4,425 race featured several favorites winning. Connor rode three winners, and new starters Dwyer and Holtman were named for Oakland next season. The meeting continues into May with six more races listed and times noted.
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San Francisco
Tanforan
Advance Guard
Monnce
My Gypsy
Vesuvian
Star Chamber
Connor
President Williams
California Jockey Club
Dick Dwyer
Jake Holtman
Oakland
Princess Titania
Vain
Decoy
Sir Kingston
Mission
Alicia
Phoenician
Vohker
Sir Hampton
Rosormonde
St. Simonian
Morelito
Maceyle
Breatland
Case Thrown Out in Helena Montana Lawsuit
The Chapman versus Montana Central damages suit over seven horses dying at Chinook en route from Houlder to St Paul ends when the district court grants the railroad’s motion to bar testimony, ruling the plaintiff sued the wrong company as contracts limit liability beyond its line.
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Standard
Helena
Chapman
Montana Central
Chinook
Houlder
St. Paul
McKinley expected to break ground for 1905 fair in Portland
Portland officials announce President McKinley is anticipated to break ground for the Lewis and Clark Exposition on his May visit, signaling early construction milestones for the 1905 fair in Oregon's port city.
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Portland
Ore
Lewis and Clarke Exposition Corporation
McKinley
Russian Warships Reach Chemulpo in Korean Port
A Seoul dispatch reports two Russian warships arrived at Chemulpo today after a long arranged visit. The ships’ arrival signals heightened naval activity near the Korean peninsula amid mounting tensions.
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Berlin
Seoul
Kores
Chemulpo
Mines Chamber backs Chinese labor import
The chamber of mines declares in favor of introducing Chinese labor. The statement was reported from Bulawayo, Matabeleland, on March 30.
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Bulawayo
Matabeland
Chamber of Mines
Anaconda Montana Elects City Officials in April 1901
Notice for the first Monday in April 1901 in Anaconda Montana announcing the annual city election. Officers to be elected include mayor, city treasurer, police judge, and six aldermen from wards one through six. Polls open from sunrise to 6 pm at ward locations including Walnut street brick church Park street Commercial avenue city hall Chestnut street and Adams street. JOS. PETERS City Clerk.
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A. D
Anaconda
Montana
Walnut Street
West Park
East Commercial Avenue
Fourth Ward
City Hall
Fifth Ward
Chestnut Street
Sixth Ward
Adams Street
Jos. Peters
City of
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Athletic Meeting
Hyomei
E. T. Booth CO
Ithica
N.Y
Montana Drug Co
Mont
Daly Bank and
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John Rk, Toole
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
Norbeck
Aesistant Cashiers
Russia
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Havana
la Preferencia
Havana-American Co
Louis S. Cohn
Dr. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
M. A. McLaughlin
Ogilvie
Dewey
the Northwent
Case
St. Andreasberg
Germany
Express
Bonner
A. Zangg. Feisler
N. 16Th
Omaha
Neb
Iheary
America
Aus Oweley Block
Rice, Fulton & Gold
Coneeeenes
Prof
Iborde
Calthos
Jules Laborde
von Mohl Co
Standart Cincinnati
U. S
United States Land Office
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
John Gillie
Nellie
Deer Lodge
Township
Range
Meridan
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Deer Lodge County
County Recorder’s Office
Apeeer
George D. Greene
Register
Ansconda, Montans
United Sates
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J. W. Mehargue
Anaconda Business Directory
Warm Springs
J. H. French
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