Fines Imposed on Anaconda Junk Dealers for Licensing Violations
Four Butte men, Roy Charles Scotty Forbes Joe Creech and George Simpson were arrested in Anaconda for buying junk without a license. They pleaded guilty and were fined $50 each. Judge Hayes noted one man admitted knowledge of stolen junk. The court also heard cases of Josephine Hemlet and Bergstrom over a stabbing claim and fined them $5 each. Dougherty received $10 for a disturbance. Clavin was discharged.
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Butte
Anaconda
Roy Charles
Scotty Forbes
Joe Creech
George Simpson
Anaconda Company
Hayes
John Bergstrom
Josephine Hemlet
Mainville
Bergstrom
Josephine
Spring cleaning health warnings and pink pills testimonial
A spring cleaning warning urges precautions to avoid health breakdown from exertion. Mary Lee of Eau Claire recounts nervousness headaches and chest pains until her five year condition improved after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. The ad touts the medicine as a blood and nerve tonic sold in boxes with mail order options.
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Mary Lee
Water Street
Eau Claire
Wis
Allenford
Ont
Dr. Williams
Sche- N. Y
Justice Grants Lenient Fine After Prolonged Celebration
The court, after reviewing all factors leading to Anderson's condition, dismissed the case with a conditional release and imposed a $5 fine. The notice also states a wanted ad for second-hand goods from S. & C.
Murphy to Enter State Capitol Engineer Role on June 1
M. J. Murphy an engineer at the Anaconda courthouse has been notified by Helena to be ready to begin duties as engineer of the state capitol building on June 1. He will leave Anaconda May 20 for Helena and his family plans extended travel to Ireland. Anaconda lodge No 34 United Moderns asks members to attend the funeral of John P. McCabe at 6 30 a m Saturday May 3 in Mattie block hall.
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M. J. Murphy
Helena
State Capitol
Murphy
Anaconda
Anaconda Lodge
United Moderns
Mattie Block Hall
John P. McCabe
W. D. Mallon
New County Road Trustees Installed After Settlement
Commissioners of the county formalized the transition yesterday at the courthouse. Retiring trustees W J Hurlbut David Jones and W W Curtis handed over all county property to the board and a full settlement was made. New trustees Morgan Evans James Bennett and Peter Levengood were installed and to begin duties immediately.
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Board of County Commissioners
County Road
Morgan Evans
James Bennett
Peter Levengood
W. J. Hurlbut
David Jones
W. W. Curtis
Old Road
Anaconda Teamsters Win Wage Increase Effective
The Anaconda local Teamsters union reports its 10 hour day wage of 3 dollars went into effect without opposition. Employers broadly accepted the raise, with no layoffs observed, and a meeting is set for the second Tuesday in May to present a full report.
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Anaconda
Teamsters’ Union
Anavonda
Revered Mississippi minister bars draft by prayer
The death of Rev. J. W. Harmon recalls a Civil War incident in which his prayer in the Mississippi House led to an amendment exempting ministers from conscription. Harmon prayed for mercy, and lawmakers relieved clergy from the draft, a feat described as unmatched. He then prayed in the Senate, where an objecting senator quipped that Harmon had legislated enough for one day.
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Iowa State Register
J. W. Harmon
Mississippi
Macon
Jackson
Sherman
Iowa
Harmon
the Historical Society
Colonel Power
Senate
House
Elks Lodge Concert Promises Noted 14 Piece Orchestra
The local Elks lodge at Turner hall announces a May 5 concert as a premier season entertainment. A renowned 14 piece visiting orchestra has been engaged, having earned wide acclaim and strong press notices in territories where it has performed.
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Elks Lodge
Turner Hall
Inheritable Titles and the Mrs Jones Controversy
A Harper’s Weekly inspired meditation argues primogeniture-like social distinctions arise from wealth and property, including how a man’s eldest son inherits status. It notes a widow’s daughter-in-law could acquire a legally registered title Mrs Jones under copyright law for 42 years, inviting civil action for infringement.
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Harper's Weekly
Robinson Jones
Mr. Jones
Mrs. Jones
Cohen
Public servant retires amid political pressure
A faithful official retires from office under political pressure as factions push for removal of the pension commissioner. The retirement relieves the government of a figure seen as courting favor with national demands for reform.
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Fation
Roosevelt Uses Phonograph for Army Navy Reprimands
The San Francisco Call reports Roosevelt plans to deliver numerous officer reprimands via a phonograph. He would record the reprimands and trigger playback at need, with a device to send the machine to officers who miss White House visits.
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San Francisco
Roosevelt
Army
Navy
Washington
White House
Postpone Fair to Allow Full International Exposition
Carter of the national commission urges postponement for a year to prepare a worthy international exposition. Congress is expected to approve, enabling proper accommodation and city improvements to welcome thousands of visitors and impress international delegates.
Islander salvage contract let to Sureties Hope company
Vancouver dispatch says Lloyds agent awards salvage of the steamer Islander sunk last summer after a collision with an iceberg. Work to start within 60 days. Islander carried about 100000 in treasure and gold on board destined for the Dominion Express in Vancouver. The Canadian Pacific Navigation company searched but could not locate the wreck due to depths.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Vancouver
Islander
Lloyds
Sureties Hope Company
Seattle
Canadian Pacific Navigation Company Mrade
Dominion Express Company
Baby Camel Born at Madison Square Garden
At Madison Square Garden a true Bactrian baby camel was born after a circus performance. The crowd rushed to see the newborn as Mary, one of the double-humped camels, delivered a tiny son amid wailing from the herd and swift action by the keepers.
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New York Herald
Madison Square Garden
Mary
Endless Codfishing on the Banks
Ainslee's describes the relentless codfishing on the Banks where crews wake at 2 a.m. to bait and haul 3 000 hooks, unload the catch, eviscerate and store it, then sleep briefly. Some endure a week without rest, using tobacco to stay awake, while others exhaust themselves until they drop. Sleep scant, oilskins worn, misty damp decks mark days on the Banks.
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Ainslee's
President Roosevelt and pension chief resignation gambit
The Rochester Herald notes that rumors about the president not accepting the pension commissioner’s resignation until a higher post was ready were understood as a tactic. It suggests Roosevelt’s eagerness influenced the handling of the case and implies caution about the political maneuver.
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The
Rochester Herald
Roosevelt
Doctor urges tuberculosis prevention and hygiene measures
Dr Henry KR Hopkins, president of the New York State Medical Society, told a Buffalo women's club that tuberculosis is spread by germs not cold or heredity. He urged education, public hygiene, banning old paper money, wearing short skirts, using small rugs, limiting grille work, avoiding baby kisses, and stronger anti spitting laws.
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The
New York Tribune
Henry KR. Hopkins
New York State Medical Society
Society For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Sai
Woman's Club of
Buffalo
Hedgehog and Viper Duel Report From Versailles
A Versailles resident, M. Guignet, sent Nature a vivid account of a hedgehog and a viper fight. The viper flees at first, the hedgehog grabs the tail, curls up, and the snake rages. After a violent struggle the viper dies, and the hedgehog feeds on the tail while avoiding the head.
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London Daily News
Versailles
M. Guignet
Nature
Soubrette-The Heavy Tragedian Receives Rousing Reception
The Philadelphia Record notes Soubrette-The Heavy Tragedian gets a warm reception in every city. Tie laments leaving the last town, while a comedian quips that it pained him to depart. The audience reaction is described as keenly edged.
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Philadelphia Record
Soubrette
Tie
Notice to Creditors Estate of Katie J Whelan
Notice is given by A C MacCallum administrator of Katie J Whelan deceased to creditors and all claimants to exhibit claims with vouchers within 10 months after first publication. Claims must be presented at J R Boarman Durston Building Anaconda Deer Lodge Montana. Dated April 29 1902.
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Katie J. Whelan
J. R. Boarman
Durston Building
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Montana
A. C. Maccallum
Katiea Whelan
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