Anaconda High School to Close with Ninth Commencement
Anaconda high school will close with its ninth commencement on May 17. Eight seniors will graduate: Mabel McKeachran, Lillie Whelan, Alice Mehargue, Mae Sullivan, Elsie Hill, Seth Thompson, Charles Cohen, Basil Elford. H. H. Swain of the state normal school will give the address, with Miss Macdougal directing three choruses and a full program of marches songs and selections.
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Anaconda
Kilroy
United States
Cluss
H. H. Swain
State Normal School
the Rounders
Agnes Charged With Malicious Mischief Over Iodform Fire
Agnes, renter of a house owned by Mike Lavin, bought iodoform and poured it on furniture in a dispute over rising rent. A warrant was issued by Mike Lavin, arrest by Sheriff Rentz, and she will be tried this morning by Justice Quane.
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Agnes
Mike Lavin
Anaconda
Mike
Sherlock” Rentz
Justice of the Peace
Quane
Deaf pugilist Dummy Rowan seeks match with Ike Hayes in city
Famous deaf mute boxer Dummy Rowan and his deaf mute brother Silent are in town seeking a bout with Ike Hayes or any strong opponent in the state. Rowan once fought at 158 pounds and now weighs about 165. Silent aims to fight at 118 pounds and is ready to meet any county foe.
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Rowan
Silent
Ike Hayes
Hayes
Farewell Social Honors Two Departing Members
Deborah lodge No. 6 Daughters of Rebekah held a farewell social at Standard hall honoring Mrs. Frank Shoemaker who moves to Idaho and Miss Isora Templeton who will teach in Sunset this summer. Refreshments were served.
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Deborah Lodge No. 6
Rebekah
Standard Hall
Frank Shoemaker
Isora Templeton
Idaho
Sunset
City Notes and ClassifiedsNearing May Trades
Local column lists social events at A O H hall and Austrian hall with May 10 and tomorrow night. Strain’s advertises big reductions on ladies neckwear and lace curtains. Misc notices include births deaths and a funeral for Rudy Vergo, room rentals, board offers, and a through sleeping car service on the Great Northern railway. Several brief notices cover examinations, deliveries, and dress goods sales as residents travel or visit nearby cities.
Annual meeting of Anaconda Copper Mining trustees
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 15 at 10 o'clock a m for the election of trustees and other business. By order of THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES. W H DUDLEY Secretary Anaconda Mont May 4 1901.
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda
Montana
Board OF
W. H. Dudley
Mont
Powell County Transcription Project Aims to Index Deed Records
Martin Martin wins contract to transcribe Powell county records. He and one assistant prepare an index listing deeds quartz and water right locations among others, parsing 50 Deer Lodge county deed volumes totaling 32 000 pages. The effort will assign work to clerks and reveal historic transfers in places like Pacific City and Red Mountain City.
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Martin Martin
Powell County
Martin
Deer Lodge County
Pacific City
Red Mountain City
Exceptional sized play praised by players and audience
The excerpt notes an exceptionally large audience appreciating the performance and the actors. The response highlights that both the play and its cast received strong approval from attendees.
La Loie Fuller to Perform at Margaret Theater Sunday
La Loie Fuller will appear at the Margaret theater Sunday evening with a large capable company. They will present the laughable farce The Last Chance.
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la Loie Fuller
Margaret Theater
Hayes Sues Louisville Jockey Club Over Racing Outlaw ruling
T P Hayes files for 50000 damages in Jefferson county circuit court alleging the Louisville Jockey club part of a Western Jockey club conspiracy to monopolize racing. He claims the Western Jockey club rules bar owners racing on nonmember tracks and cites Little Rock and Nashville events.
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Louisville
T. P. Hayes
Jefferson County
Hayes
Little Rock
Nashville
Oakland Track Meet Yields Close Finishes and Winners
At Oakland California on May 9 three favorites shared the top spots as close finishes marked the races. Catherine Bravo won the first six furlongs selling, Parader took the second race mile selling, Rory Ough won the five furlongs purse, Meehanus won the six furlongs selling, Abee won the seven furlongs selling, and Horton won the mile and seven yards selling with Gold One and Gauntlet close behind.
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Oakland
San Francisco
Horton
Gold
Gauntlet
Catherine Bravo
Matilda
Merida
Parader
Formatus
Loconomo
Rory Ough
Jarrettierre d'Or
the Giver
Meehanus
Gibraltar
Rinaldo
Abee
Pat Morrissey
Mike Strauss
Addressed business notices in city directory
For plumbing see Dezell 405 BE Park. Tailoring goods for men in all walks of life. Thueson 504 E Park. We deliver case or bottle beer to any part of the city. Ed Devine. Tel No 7.
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Dezell
Park
Thueson
E. Park
Ed Devine
Blanche Walsh Stars in More Than Queen at Anaconda
Blanche Walsh returns to Anaconda with More Than Queen portraying Josephine and Napoleon in a lavish production. The drama covers Napoleon's rise from Corsican artillery officer to emperor and his divorce from Josephine, with grand tableau scenes, sumptuous costumes, and a fully capable company.
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Fedora
Cleopatra
Josephine
Blanche Walsh
Miss Walsh
Anaconda
Napoleon
Egypt
Miss Wa'sh
William Humphrey
Morris park and Fair Grounds race results summaries
New York May 9 Morris park results list six races with winners and times for six furlongs to a mile. New York winners include Isia Hammock Port Royal Amicita King Lief Bonnibert. St Louis May 9 Fair grounds results report six races with winners Mina B Otis Harry Helen Print Wax Taper and Domsie with respective times.
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Montana
T. L. Peck
Bt. Paul
J. M. Berry
St. Louis
W. H. Williams
Bozeman
J. M. Morrison
Calumet
Mich
F. Kruger
Butte
R. C. Leach
J. Meuver
Chicago
F. Boucher
Miss Kennedy
L. M. Herman
G. W. Ranch
Tacoma
J. M. Moorhead
Blanche Walsh
Helen Singer
Katherine Clinton
Ben Stern
William J. Humphrey
Robert Harold
Clement Hopkins
Raymond Whitaker
Ogden Stevens
New York
H. W. Richards Pyptte
E. E. Goodwin
Philadelphia
R. L. Shaw
Omaha
Harvey Sloan
Carfield Morris
J. P. Davidson
C. PD. Flaherty
F. W. Schmitt
M. A. Lamme
W. A. Flaherty
Frank Tavenner
M. B. Moreris
W. M. Cobleigh
Bridget Avery
George FE. Waite
August Meyers
Spokane
8. Bank
Fair Grounds
Mina B
Barrica
Nuance O'Neil
Otis
King Daly
Old Hutch
Wax Taper
Sue Johnson
Lady Curzon
Metoxen Wins First in Six Furlongs at Newport
In Cincinnati on May 9 Newport card opened with Metoxen taking the six furlongs race followed by Margaret Hoffman and Old Phil. Patchwork and Tamarack also placed in the later six furlong race with Patchwork edging Charlie Daniels. Zanone won the five and a half furlongs event with Foneda and Imperialist second and third. Algie M. claimed the mile selling, with Custine and A Winner behind. Vaniata won the four furlongs, Cubanite and Queen Frieze next. Prince Esser captured the six furlongs, Ocononece and Nekarnis in second and third.
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Cincinnati
Newport
Metoxen
Margaret Hoffman
Old Phil
Patchwork
Charlie Daniels
Tamarack
Zanone
Foneda
Imperialist
Algie M
Custine
Vaniata
Cubanite
Queen Frieze
Prince Esser
Ocononece
Nekarnis
Woman's toil and cure for chronic female troubles
The Kansas City Journal highlights the heavy burden on women from dawn to night and the neglect of their health. Mrs C Peppard testifies to relief from Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People after persistent symptoms and advises publication of her statement. Pills sold 50 cents a box or six for $2.50 from Dr Williams Medicine Co.
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The
Kansas City Journal
C. Peppard
Sandusky Avenue
Kansas City
Kan
Bluffton
Ind
Williams
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Worth track results highlight a busy day
Chicago racing notes report multiple races at Worth with winners Magic Hyle Maggie Davis Operator The Conqueror II Debride and times for each event. Chanson April Lake View Belle Canova Rival Dare Dorothy Lee and others placed in order.
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Chicago
Worth
Magic
Chanson
April
Hyle
Lake View Belle
Canova
Maggie Davis
Rival Dare
Our Lizzie
Operator
Henry Bert
Dorothy Lee
Caviar
Strangest
selling—Debride
Plead
Emma C. L
Churchill Downs May Race Summary
At Churchill Downs first race six furlongs selling Sam P Cochran won Beauty Book second Donald Bain third with 1 18. Second race four and a half furlongs Penticost won Fred Orgill second Golden Glitter third in 57 percent. Third race handicap six furlongs Ben Mac d Hui won Senator Beverage second The Star of Bethlehem third in 1 164 percent. Fourth race nine selling Tekla won Pat Garrett second Gonuaine third in 1 47 percent. Fifth race five furlongs Survive won Bessie Macklin second Suave third in 1 03. Sixth race four and a half furlongs Dodie 8S won Miss Gaines second Miss Charlie third in 3 58.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Sam P. Cochran
Beauty Book
Donald Bain
Penticost
Fred Orgill
Golden Glitter
Ben Mac d'Hui
Senator Beverage
the Star of Bethlehem
Nne
Tekla
Pat Garrett
Gonuaine
Bessie Macklin
Suave
Dodie
Miss Gaines
Miss Charlie
Somnambulism in a French pupil described in reports
The account from M Badaire director of Blois normal school notes a case of somnambulism from July during a second year pupil Theophile Janieau d walked in his sleep along a river path with his brother in law guiding and testing perception under a night shadowed by dogs and fatigue The incident was cited in The Proceedings of the Society of Psychical Research and Ladies Home Journal.
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M. Badaire
Blois
France
Dufay
Society of Psychical Research
R. Osgood Mason
May Ladies’ Home Journal
Theophile Janicaud
M. Simonet
Janie
Janiaud
Simonet
Anthracite Boom Maintained in Pennsylvania Mines
The Pennsylvania anthracite mines have been worked without cessation since 1820, reflecting persistent coal production and industrial activity through two centuries.
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Pennsylvania
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Anaconda News
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Swain
Normal School
Alice F. Mehargue
Cuba
Mabel Me Fachran
Lillie Whelan
Charles C. Cohen
Eloie B. ‘Hill
Salome
Hannibal
Seth B. Thompson
Mae H. Sullivan
Aster
H. Swain
Luders
Agnes Smith
Tenderloin
L. J. Baker Go,’s
Timothy Hay
Bozeman Oats
Rebekahs
Tolan Co.'s
Flor de
Baltimore
Rebekah Social Dance
A. O. H. Hall
Strain’s
Oo. L. Jebe
Seattle
George Baltimore Symons
Hammerslough's
F. C. Marx
West Superior, Wis
J. D. Donnelly
Elks
R. T. Williams
Hermann
Turner Hall
Leck & Coy
George Kempland
Mrs. Parks
J. J. Ryan
Cedar Street
Rudy Vergo
Frank Vergo
Fast Third Street
Cretonne
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
East Third Street
English
New Powell County
SUES
Louisville Jockey Club
Magnifi
Cent
Morris Park
Isia
Margraviate
Katherina
Sweet Clover
Champagne
King Lief
Belle of Lexington
the Musketeer
Bonnibert
Dr. Barlow
Sidney Lucas
Prof
Munyon
Copper City
Riverside
Kindel
Butterick’s
Copper City Commercial Co
Anaconda, Mont
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
Joan RR. Toolfe
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
Fr. C. Norbeck
Anagonda Business Directory
Warm Springs
J. H
Opticians
LF. Verberkmoes Optician
Urleesway Park
N. 8. Snyder
St. Ann’s Hospital
Main
Willow Springs Distillery
J. A. Stromberg & Co
Butte, Montana
Distributors
Walker
Finley Bros. P.O
News and Cigar
Strasburger
Ns Aid
C.C.C
Smith Drug Store
Lontans
United Sates
J. W. Mehargue
Ager
Eury
Mair
OOK Heembedy CO
Masonic Temple
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