West and His Minstrels Deliver High Class Music
Anacondas West and his Minstrels earned strong praise for a performance at Margaret Theatre. Richard J. Jose the Nevada tenor led a superb sextette including J P Rogers and H A Arusdell with a stellar vaudeville lineup. The second part featured Acrobatics by the Lubken brothers and a storming of San Juan Hill tableau closing with patriotic pageantry.
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William H. West
West
Margaret Theater
Richard J. Jose
Nevada
Mr. Jose
Jose
J. P. Rogers
Messrs
Jose and Rogers
H. A. Arusdell
Ed Gorman
Charles Weber
Joseph Garland
Carroll Johnson
Fred Warren
Ernest Tenney
Pete Tompson
Eddie Horan
Lew Tracy
Professor Schilinski
Louis Parshley
Lubken Brothers
Waterbury Brothers
Tenney
San Juan Hill
Rough Riders
On the Su wanee River at Margaret Theater
A comedy drama comes to the Margaret theater next Saturday evening with a notable scene. Dora Clayton the blind girl faces coercion from her aunt seeking control of the inherited property. The aunt presses an arranged marriage to an old miser, but a young Southern planter appears in time, revealing true love for Dora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suwanee
Margaret Theater
Dora Clayton
Dora
For Sale: 2000-George S. Bartlett Residence Corner Oak and Fifth
Property description notes a house at the corner of Oak and Fifth streets, recently papered and painted. For inquiries contact George P. Wellcome in Room 1 of the Bank building.
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George S. Bartlett
Corner Oak
Fifth Streets
George P. Wellcome
Bank Building
Hotel Arrivals
Hotel arrivals list includes Montana H Freeman of Chicago C A St Clair of Butte and J B Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Montana
H. K. Freeman
Chicago
C. A. St. Clair
Butte
J. B. Me
Bank Names Linked in Omaha Merchants Saga
A correspondent from National Park Bank union national bank first national bank and other institutions including Omaha San Francisco New York Chicago St Paul and Bank of California appear in a report listing financial names. Francisco Javier V Benner serves as cashier.
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Sel! Exchange
New York
Chicago
St. Paul
Omaha
San Francisco
England
Ireland
France
Germany
The
Orient
National Park Bank
Union National Bank
First National Bank
Omaha National Bank Bank OF California
Francisco
Tailored suits offered by Thueson at 223 Chestnut
A local clothing house advertises made to measure suits from 250 patterns priced 15 to 25 dollars. Names listed include Kenon Chicago Blair Los Angeles Gunkel Chicago Cox Seattle Walker Minneapolis Bingham Helena Richardson Great Falls Bennett Butte Carter Missoula.
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Thueson
Principles of the People’s Party Campaign Platform
The People’s Party insists on an untrammeled ballot and honest count, condemns disenfranchisement by coercion, and urges state legislatures to ensure a full fair ballot. It supports home rule for territories and DC, early statehood, reform of pension office administration, and full service pensions to honorably discharged veterans.
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People's Party
Territories
District of Columbia
Montana to Invest School Fund in Mines Bonds
State Treasurer Collins plans to invest 120000 of permanent school fund in School of Mines bonds at 5 percent interest, pending bond form decisions by the attorney general and land commissioners. The purchase is near, with questions to be settled about contractor interest on warrants and large redemption needs.
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School of Mines
Helena
Collins
State School of Mines
State Board of Land Commissioners
Lieutenant Gibson Wins Clark Stakes at Louisville
At Louisville on May 10 Lieutenant Gibson rode by 127 pounds to win the Clark Stakes at a mile and an eighth in 1 44 tying the track record. Owner C H Smith of Chicago collects 3500 dollars from the victory. Other results include Winter first in 1 15, Compensation 1 48 and a half, and Denman Thompson 1 03 in the fourth race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Lieutenant Gibson
C. H. Smith
Chicago
Peter Duryea
Oconee
Lakeside Race Day Results Show Short Furlong Wins
Weather clear track good at Lakeside. First race five furlongs Hermoso won with Alga retta second and Braw Lad third in 1:02. Second race mile selling Wood Trio won Hood's Brigade second Frangible third in 1:44. Third four furlongs Cuban Girl won Bonnie Hallie second Bronze Demon third in 2: . Fourth mile Lady won Mole second Nobleman third in 1:44s. Fifth mile and a sixteenth selling Dr Walmsley won Topmost second Red Pirate third in 1.49%. Sixth four and a half furlongs Garry Hermann won Robert Waddell second Invictus third in : .
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Chicago
Lakeside
Hermoso
Algaretta
Braw Lad
Wood Trio
Hood's Brigade
Frangible
Bonnie Hallie
Bronze Demon
Lady
Mole
Nobleman
Dr. Walmsley
Topmost
Red Pirate
Garry Hermann
Robert Waddell
Invictus
Morris Park Race Day Results Show Winners and Times
At Morris Park on May 1 the program included six races. Contestor led six furlongs in 1 15, Kinnikinnick won Harlem stakes mile in 1 42 with First Whip second, Pres grave topped five furlongs in .574 with Yorkshire Bay second.
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New York
Morris Park
Contestor
Magnificent
Withers
Kinnikinnick
Dan Rice
Croton
Mark Cheek
Gonfallon
Lady Lindsey
mile—Herbert
Queen of Song
Maximo Gomez
Johnson explains soft-nose shell to pierce armor
James W. Johnson of Isaac G. Johnson & Co. describes how the soft steel cap focuses force at the tip to prevent glancing and enables penetration of armor plates. He cites an Indian Head test where a angled impact caused the projectile to rotate and penetrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James W. Johnson
Isaac G. Johnson & Co
Spuyten Duyvel
Mr. Johnson
Indian Head
Mondell bill bids final proof location in land districts
The house committee on public lands reports favorably the Mondell bill allowing final proof in land cases in the district where the entry is located and authorizing timber and stone entries before any officer eligible to receive entries in other cases. The panel also debated creating a national park from Sequoia reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Public Lands
National Convention of Hibernians Resumes in Boston
The Ancient Order of Hibernians held its national convention in Faneuil Hall Boston resuming today. Committees on military affairs foreign relations ritual and resolutions reported and adopted the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
the Ancient Order of Hibernians
Faneuil Hall
Police Magistrate Promises to Impose Strict Penalty
The Austrian feud case before Police Magistrate J M Kennedy was dismissed after about 40 witnesses testified amid conflicting statements. Kennedy warned that future convicts would face the severest possible penalty and urged local leaders to exert influence to quell four years of controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Matt Persin
John Prestovich
Frank Petlin
Advertising cuts by Standard Publishing follow-up
The note indicates Standard Publishing offers various advertising and illustration cuts and invites correspondence for potential usage. It signals a public relations stance to solicit promotional material and collaboration opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Company
Fair Attracts Large Attendance At St Peter's Fair
A crowded fair at St Peter's church in A. O. H. hall last evening drew strong turnout. Organizers report satisfaction with progress and expect the proceeds to help reduce the church debt. Contests heat up as opposing candidates campaign vigorously. Tonight valuable donated articles will be raffled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Church
A. O. H. Hall
Missoula Briefs Mention Local Returns and Travels
Otto Siegel returns from a business trip to Butte. William Wallace from Helena visits on legal business. Mrs. T J D Jenkins and Mrs Marshall return from Kentucky. Pulliam Bros. debut a new delivery wagon. Copper Cliff miner W E Miller stays a few days. Mr and Mrs W B Stewart visit from Huson with ill child. Brewery worker burns hand performing duties. Mrs Chris Schemmal recovers from pneumonia. College student William Nayes ill with pneumonia. Captain B F Martz of Stevensville spends day on business and returns to his ranch. New boy born to Philip Deschamps on Second street near Fashion stables. Merril Reeves and John East of Helena visit Missoula and plan Coeur d Alene trip. Judge Napton comes from Anaconda to hear probate matters then to Philipsburg. Scarlet fever quarantine for H W McLaughlin's children lifted this week.
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Otto Siegel
Butte
William Wallace
Helena
T. J. D. Jenkins
Marshall
Kentucky
Pulliam Bros
W. E. Miller
Copper Cliff
Chris Schemmal
West Cedar Street
William Nayes
B. F. Martz
Stevensville
Philip Deschamps
Second Street
Fashion Stables
Merril Reeves
John East
Missoula
Coeur d'Alene
Judge Napton
Anaconda
Philipsburg
H. W. McLaughlin
Jones Held After Escaping Inmate Roused Missoula Area
Missoula on May 10 reports Constable Henry Reslip brought from Iron Mountain an insane man named Jones. Jones has worked in and around Missoula for some time, but lately
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Missoula
Henry Reslip
Iron Mountain
Jones
Man Arrested After Mental Episode On Rail Line
A man wandered the Coeur d Alene branch of the Northern Pacific and at Iron Mountain showed signs of insanity. Officer Reslip arrested him, locking him in the county jail until today. He was seen piling and tossing stones on the railroad track and repeatedly filling and emptying his pockets. He became vicious at times, requiring more than one man to control him before being safely jailed for transport to the city.
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Coeur d'Alene
Northern Pacific
Iron Mountain
Reslip
Jones
Cattle and Hog Markets Report from Omaha Market
Oluee Markets Omaha May 1 reports cattle receipts 43 70 led by native beef steers 4 24 to 2 20 cows and heifers 3 70 4 24 80 canners 2 25 5 05 stockers and feeders 3 70 5 00 calves 7 bulls and stags 3 4 20 hogs receipts 000 market higher heavy 5 12 5 0 mixed 5 12 4 24 5 15 light 5 05 5 17 sheep receipts 5 500 market higher natives 5 25 5 0 fair to choice Westerns 5 75 5 40 common and choice sheep 4 50 5 05 lambs 3 30 7 1).
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Omaha
Winter wheat area in cultivation drops as Hessian fly hits
May 1 reports show winter wheat under cultivation at about 28.585 million acres, 11.8 percent below last fall's sowing estimates due to winter kill and Hessian fly damage. Area reductions hit Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Illinois, while remaining crops hold high condition averages near 88.9.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
Department of Agriculture
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Pennsylvania
California
Kansas
Missouri
Texas
Special session of Deer Lodge County Board called May 15 1900
The Deer Lodge County Commissioners meet in Anaconda May 15 and 16 1900 to approve road supervisor bonds cancel warrants pay poor bills award a contract for retaining walls and sidewalks at the new courthouse consider a poor farm and address courthouse matters. A M Walker T C Davidson James M Geary chairmen. M Martin clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Deer Lodge County
State of
Montana
New Court House
Board of Commissioners
City of
Anaconda
M. Martin
Beal
Board of County Commissionera
County Court House
Court Yard
Court House
Deer Lodge
A. M. Walker
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Anaconda News
Minstrels
the Margaret
Fea
Tures
Suwanee River
Marcus Daly
MN. Donahoe
N. B. Greenwood
M. B. Gibeywooo
Javier V. Benner
Ashier
F.C Nopeeck, Awst. Cashier
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Pedro Munti
Italia Minnicuchi
Amilio Minnicuchi
Justice of the Peace
William Devine
Duffy
Mundl
Devine
Julius Reis
Reis
John Stevens
Stebbins
Stevens
John Smith
Smith
Notes
Dr. Bennett
DR. Bennett Electric Belt CO
pAsot"steees
S. S
Swift
Atlanta, Ga
Anaconda Copper Mining CO
Lumber Department Manufers
Hamilton, Mont
Arisonsa
Aluminum
Mirch
Front Streets
Anacenda
Oluee Markets
Agicultural
Anaconda Real Estate
Stuart
R. de B. Smith
Lontana Motel
Sterling Remedy Company
Montreal
Copper City Commercial CO
Naconda, Montana
William C. Murphy
Henry O. Worden
Murphy & Worden
John Maley
Fanny Maley
Waterloo
Log Cabin
Ontana
Union Creek
Said
Said Creek
Morris
John Conley
D. H. Morgan
Sheriff's
Winston
Minnie Cornelius
D. H. Moagas
Pola A
Uncle
Anaconda Real Estate and Insurance Agency
Bankers’ Life Insurance Co
M. J. PitzPatrick
PB. Commercial Ave
Mont
D. G, Brownell
Tralag
Ooice
Eiver Street
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