Dewey house boarders fear lynching hoax at Butte
Walsh, jailed then released on bond, alleges Dewey house boarders planned to hang him after threats at a meal. He reports crowds around the lodging, one man carrying a rope, while proprietress Mrs. Morse denies knowledge. Walsh vanished from his room as sheriffs and officials investigate the alleged threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Walsh
Bridget Murray
Walsh
Dewey House
Commercial Avenue
M. Morse
Frank Murray
Eugene McCarthy
Murray
Justice of the Peace
J. M. Kennedy
Conley
Duffy
Morse
Walah
Anaconda Copper Mining Annual Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Anaconda Copper Mining company will be held at the principal office in Anaconda Montana on Wednesday May 16 1900 at 10 o'clock a m for the election of trustees and other business. The stock transfer books will close Wednesday May 2 1900 at 3 o'clock p m and remain closed until May 16 1900. By order of the board of trustees W H Dudley Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anacomia
Mont
W. H. Dudley
Ss. F. Winston
Minute Cornelius
Court House
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Montana
Deer Lodge County
John Conley
H. Morgas
Wiliam
Murphy
Henry
Wren
Murpay & Worden
John Maley
Fanny Maley
State of Montana
Waterloo
Ion Creek
Said
Deer
Polmakx
Eastern Star Welcomes Montana Matron At Eureka Chapter Meeting
Eureka chapter No 18 Order of the Eastern Star held a special meeting at Standard hall to greet Mrs Emily M Friazell of Great Falls as grand worthy matron for Montana. Also present were Mr and Mrs John G Hammer of Butte, plus officers and a lecture on the order's work followed by a social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Order of the Eastern Star
Standard Hall
Emily M. Friazell
Great Falls
State of
Montana
John G. Hammer
Butte
Fureka
Anaconda
Julia Ward
Edward B. Heagy
Lucy Shovlin
Henry Redmond
Rebecca Terry
Cora Hasley
Nellie Heagy
New New England Limited Starts Service With Extended Travel Time
The New New England Limited begins service April 29 and runs daily with a twenty six hour Boston bound schedule from Chicago at 2 00 p m arriving 5 00 p m next day. New cars include sleeping dining buffet library smoking cars and coaches and the old Lake Shore Michigan Southern and New York Central routes are replaced by Boston and Albany. Train No 14 3 00 p m will be discontinued while the New York and Boston Special 10 30 a m and Lake Shore Limited 5 30 p m continue. Executives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Limited
Boston
Chicago
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
New York Central
Boston & Albany
New York & Boston
Lake Shore Limited
W. B. Hutter
J. BE. Hull
P. A
Erdicott
Feout the City and the Greig Hose Incident
Cassius M. Claydgar remains in town as Harry Wiggins, the independent messenger, makes a grand entrance wearing a brand new outfit. The scene centers on lingering chatter about city life and local personalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wiggins
Brooklyn and New York Battle Ended by Darkness
A weather-shortened baseball game between Brooklyn and New York ended in the seventh inning due to darkness and threatening rain. The score was tied when New York retired in their half and Brooklyn had two men on base, Jennings delivering a bunt and Doheny's wild throw allowing the winning runs. Attendance was 3,000. Batter ies Doheny and Warner. Umpire Connolly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
New York
New Yorks
Brooklyns
Jennings
Doheny
Cincinnati Triumph Over Chicago in Cold Weather
Cincinnati secured an easy win as Chicago fielding and base running faltered. Weather cold and low attendance framed the game with batter totals noted for Griffith, Harvey, Done, Beott, Wood, and umpire Swartwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg Batter Sparks Cold Weather Baseball Game
In Pittsburg the game was cold and uninteresting as the Pittsburgs failed to hit Jones. Batter pairs Waddell Latimer Jones Criger were involved with umpire Huret and wet grounds noted. Attendance listed as 1,40. In Boston the Boston Philadelphia game was postponed due to conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pittsburgs
Jones
Waddell and Latimer
Jones and Criger
Huret
Boston
Philadelphia
Weather Halts Buffalo at Buffalo Indianapolis Clash
A scheduled Buffalo Buffalo game against Indianapolis was postponed due to cold weather. A Cleveland level Detroit contest also mentions cold conditions. Milwaukee hosted Kansas City to a 11 1 scoring line, while Minneapolis and Chicago 16 figures appear in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Detroit
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Minneapolisa
Chicago
Colonel Wilbur F Sanders Recovers At Helena
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Colonel Wilbur F Sanders, lately ill at his Helena residence, was seen about in the sunshine this afternoon. He shows lingering effects but states he is gaining daily and hopes to be as active as ever within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Helena
Wilbur F. Sanders
Senator Carter Seeks 2600 for Mineral Land Commissioners
Special Dispatch reports on May 3 when Senator Carter offered an amendment to the sundry civil bill. The proposal would appropriate $2,600 to pay members of boards of mineral land commissioners for Montana and Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Washington
Carter
Boards of Mineral Land Commissioners
Montana
Idaho
Stamp books 104 sale in Anaconda post office
Stamp books selling at the Anaconda post office with three sizes 12 2-cent stamps for 25 cents, 24 stamps for 49 cents, and 48 seven-cent stamps for 97 cents. Government sets a uniform rate and the seller notes no rush from the public as prices and face values are explained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Montana
Sckabrasws
Tuenesia
Bele An
Lene
Personal News From City Visitors and Locals
Mrs G Bureh of Wardner is in the city. Fred M Ferrell is a Butte visitor. Agent Smead was from the res ervation this week. Miss Maud Browning of Clinton was in the city this week. S FE Hatfield of Fairhaven Washington is registered at the Rankin. John McHeffey was a Florence visitor in Missoula Wednesday. H E Seaman of Omaha representing a wholesale paper company was in the city Wednesday. H L Kemp agent of the Missoula Nursery company at Kalispell is in the city for a short business visit. Mrs W M Bickford and daughter Edith came from Butte on North Coast Limited and are stopping at the Florence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smead
Maud Browning
Clinton
S. FE. Hatfield
Fairhaven
Wash
Rankin
John McHeffey
Florence
Missoula
H. E. Seaman
Omaha
H. L. Kemp
Kalispell
W. M. Bickford
Edith
Butte
North Coast Limited
Land Deeds Filed In Missoula County Transfers
Missoula records show several land and mining deed filings. Transactions include Joseph Sk. Marion acquiring Lot 1 Block 18 South Missoula for $12.35. Deed A to G. A. Wolf et al for two acres in section 32 township north range 19 west. James Freeman to Albert Tozer an interest in multiple quartz claims including Washington Dewey Golden Seal Wellington and Bonaparte. Fred Hutchinson and wife to Peter Feddersohn transferring 58 acres on Rattlesnake Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Lee Goo
E County
Joseph Sk. Marion
South Missoula
Tacoma
Washington, Dewey
Golden Seal
Wellington
Bonaparte
Copper
Rock Creek
Fred Hutchinson
Peter Feddersohn
Rattlesnake Creek
West area notices and social updates from Hamilton
West Montana News reports visits by Ethel McDonald to Miss Ellie Landram. Local trades include glass work in the Thomas Clark building and land purchases by J E Powell and H W Flanigan. Frank Cramer survived a near horse loss at Hell ford. Mrs P W Haynes traveled to Missoula for her mother’s illness. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs celebrate an anniversary with a luncheon and crokinole, hosted by Mrs Arthur Porter and Mrs James Buck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mises Ethel McDonald
Hamilton
Ellie Landram
M. Baldwin
William Godfried
Thomas Clark
Frank Cramer
Hellford
P. W. Haynes
Missoula
W. H. Dickinson
Frank W. Howard
J. B. DeMayer
Mr. Corley
Burnt Fork
D. J. Vonahue
EK. Daugherty
J. E. Powell
H. W. Flanigan
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Odd Fellowship
Arthur Porter
James Buck
M. E. Church South Aid Society
Newbro's Herpicide Promises Dandruff Germ Destruction
An advertisement claims dandruff is caused by a germ and promotes Newbro's Herpicide as a guaranteed cure. It asserts that killing the germ prevents dandruff and stimulates hair growth, urging readers to seek the standard of news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Canton and Shaker Flannel Purchase Noted
A brief entry records a purchase of one thousand yards of Canton and Shaker flannel with value noted as lie to day.
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Anaconda News
Hanging Bee
Tolan Co.'s
Kodak's
Hunter's
Cherry St
E. C. Atwater of
West Park
Karl Simmon
City
Mahan Bros
Conley, Clague & Collins
J. G. Witham
William Devine
S. B. Connell
Wife
San Francisco
Jas. W. Johnson and
B. C. Noe
Drs
Wickline
Scanland
Warm Springs
the District Court
Ed. Corcoran
Mesdames T. Ebert
Charles Flood
Gregson Springs
James C. Cunningham
Spokane
Frank Kennedy
St. Paul's Church
Tolan Co
Park Ave
George H. Schuetz
Great Northern Railway
St. Paul
James Judge
County Mayo
Ireland
United States
Copper City Commercial Company
Charles L. Douchert
J. G. W'tham
James W. Johnson
Now
F. M. Frizzell
H. W. Nalker
St. Joseph
A. M. Jacob
B. Camsell
M. Blair
W. H. Weed
C. Atwater
W. A Wickline
J. M. Seanland
Warin Springs
Eastern Star
Eureka Chapter
Feout
Greig's
Cassius M. Claydgar
ORE
Brooklyn Batteries
Warnernedy
Farrell
Connolly
St. Louis
Phila
Elphia
Louis Wee
Cath
Penne
Stamp Books
Montana Presbytery
Baptis
Albert May
W. KE. Bagg
Charles Fulton
E. KE. Evart
George A. Kain
M. Bd. Fulkerson
Victor
Chaffin
Corvallis
D. McGregor
KE. F. Herrick
Fannie Wells
A. McGregor
Bearmouth
D. Mecregor
George T. Bages
Bages
James Dobbins
Cone
Tron Mountain
C. H. Buck
Ettie Landram
J. A. Landram
Henry Buck
Emil Wells
Joe Brooks
P. C. Dean
Woodmen of the World
Amos Buck
J. FE. Daugherty
Atchison, Kan
Mrs. G. Bureh
Wardner
Fred M. Ferrell
East Third
Ash
R. de B. Smith
County Records
Western
Montana News
Stevensville
Ida Fisher
Newhero
Dr. Bennett
DR. Bennett Electric Belt CO
16Th Street
Denver, Colo
Knox
Copper City Commercial Co
Anaconda, Montana
Smith
Parquet
Parquet Circle
Paleony
L'Rimrose & West
William H. Wess
H. We Carrol Johnso Hicard
Doctor Cook
Consult
Cook Remedy
Reliable Cook Medical Co
Cook Medical Company
Curtis Street
Denver
Cole
D. G. Brownell
Biret Street
Avacoada
Staal
AGAM
Sheriff's
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