Anaconda Plans Roosevelts Reception and Band Debates
City officials in Anaconda meet at city hall to organize a Roosevelt reception. Subcommittees report on a copper silver gold vase souvenir costing about 300 dollars and fundraising plans. Debate over butte relations, transport, and a 25 cent badge precede an executive decision. The Anaconda band days, and a Venice themed opening night at Margaret theater, highlight local cultural events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Roosevelt
John S. Tolan
Dudley
T. C. Davidson
Mr. Davidson
Anaconda
Butte
H. Williams
Silver Bow
Thomas H. Carter
Kelley
Executive Committee
Dc. H. Williams
M. S. Dean
Committee On Transportation
Wilton
Barlow
Morey Long
Castle Square Opera Company
Barlow Vocal Choir
Walter A. Wolfe
Charles Cameron
Robusto
Venice
Margaret Theater
Runaway damages Kane and workers at St Ann’s hospital
Former Alderman John Kane of 519 East Park avenue was severely injured when a horse and buggy ran away seven miles into the valley. He landed on the road and was treated at St. Ann's hospital for facial injuries and a severe shake up. James Coulton of Cherry street burned his hand at the new works and was admitted to St. Ann's. Peter Holland, a laborer, was struck on the head by a brick from the chimney and treated for a severe scalp wound at St. Ann's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kane
East Park Avenue
Kane
Mr. Kane
St. Ann's Hospital
James Coulton
Cherry Street
New Works
Peter Holland
Amusements at the Barrow Minstrels With Walter Wilson
Walter Wilson renowned for Ain’t Dat a Shame headlines the Barrow minstrels season with Ise Gwine to Leave and Habits Dat I Nebber Had plus Buck and Wing dancing. Charles W. Wilton joins the show offering original monologue and parodies and the finale burlesque number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wilson
Barlow Minstrels
Ise Gwine
Buck
Wing
Wilson
Strong
Charles W. Wilton
the Mansfield
Durden Cleared in Saloon Slashing Begins Manhunt for Jackson
A fight at Bruno Mainville saloon left Alexander McDonald with 22 stitches after a melee sparked by a dispute over a woman. Joseph Durden was jailed then released when William Jackson, a new arrival, was identified as the attacker. Jackson faces pending charges as McDonald and others testify, with witnesses detained and police reviewing multiple brawls from Pay Day events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Durden
Alexander McDonald
Bruno Mainville
Durden
Frank O'Brien
O'Brien
William Jackson
Jackson
McDonald
Birdie Schaffer
Joe Schaffer
Kittie Morrison
Slim” Morrison
Mainville
Notice to stockholders of Anaconda Copper Mining Co meeting
Notice to stockholders announces annual meeting in Anaconda Montana on Wednesday May 20 1903 at 10 oclock am. Election of trustees and other business to be transacted. By order of the board W H Dudley secretary.
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Anaconda
Mont
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Board of Trustees
W. H. Dudley
United States Land Office
Helena
Geor Sparrow
Lost Creek
Deer Lodg County
Montana
Recorders Office
Deer Lodge
Pacer
Frank Dracle
Hegister
Board of Schoo Trustees
Echoo
Deer Lodge County
Young Couple Wed In Deer Lodge Valley Ceremony
Miss Blanche Bennett and Mr. Claude Schwend married Monday at 5 30 PM at the bride’s home in Deer Lodge valley near Anaconda. Rev F M Minnick conducts the Christian church ceremony in front of about 800 guests with a cream Cecilian gown and black suit. Gift list includes tea set carving set silver spoons and various linen and glassware from numerous relatives and friends.
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Deer Lodge Valley
Anaconda
Blanche Bennett
Claude Schwend
F. M Minnick
The
Christian Church
Mrs. Larson
Anna Jaques
Maud
Irene Cosens
Mamie
John Cosens
George Schwend
Rocker
J. A. Henault
FE. H. Beale
Gregor Schwend
Anthony Schwend
George Jaques
Sadie
Ollie Staffinson
Anna White
Mrs. Garrard
Mrs. Minnick
Averi
Bennett
Jake Staffinson
All members Anaconda camp to assemble Thursday night
Anaconda camp No. 154 calls all members to attend Thursday night meeting for important business. GEO. L. WALKUP, Clerk. Steuernagel's second hand store at 300 East Third street advertises a new stock. Stage offers an elegant line of rockers for sale.
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Anaconda Camp
Geo. L. Walkup
Steuernagel's
East Third Street
Pay Day Drunkenness Clutters Police Court Sessions
The police and police court stay busy after pay day as several intoxicated individuals are jailed or fined. James Joseph Buckley faces routine outbreaks and self talk in custody while “Crab Apple Jack” is fined ten dollars. Austrian Joe Zadich is fined ten but released on a promise to name assailants. Summer underwear advertised by McRae & Co.
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Judge Hayes
James Joseph Buckley
O’brien
Buckley
Barkovich and
Trudell
Hayes
Jack
East End
Zadich
Zodich
Mill Creek hotel planned at Three Mile by John Reese
Architect M. D. Kern visited Three Mile to consult on building a two story frame hotel with ten rooms. John Reese plans an up to date resort for day family outings and fine dinners while continuing blooded poultry rearing and coursing hounds.
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M. D. Kern
Butte
Three Mile House
John Reese
Reese
Mill Creek
Gasoline lamp explodes injuring school janitor
William Templeman janitor at the central school building suffered severe burns to both hands when a gasoline lamp exploded yesterday afternoon. He could not explain how the accident occurred, saying he was unprepared. No other damage was reported and his hands remain in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Spelman
Committee On Music
Collins
Mahoney
Anaconda
Magee
Dean
Lawrence
William Templeman
Small Fire in the Roaster Building Causes Minor Damage
A fire alarm was turned in at the new works yesterday for a small blaze in the roaster building. The cause was timers placed too close to hot furnaces. Fire was extinguished quickly with little damage. McRae & Co advertises 20 percent discounts on children's coats.
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New Works
McRae & Co
Population Boom in New York City 1900 to Present
New York figures show rapid city population growth. Births in Manhattan during January through April exceed last year by 2,006 while death rates fall. Immigrant influx boosts totals, with population rising from 2,437,202 in 1900 to about 3,732,390 now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Health
Manhattan
Farmer Samuel Fox gored to death by bull near Wellington
In Wellington Kansas on May 12 Samuel Fox a wealthy farmer was killed when a bull gored him in his pasture. His body was found crushed and mangled.
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Wellington
Kan
Samuel Fox
Here
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J. W. Collins
W. H. Mahoney
Finlen Hotel
Mullins
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway Company
James Cohen
Anheuser-Busch Plant
W. Prench
Joe Durden
Alexander M'Donald
Claude Sehwend
MW. BE. Kern
Hutte
Vine Family Resort
Central School
Central School Building
Copper City
Madras
Oxford
London
Venus
California
Copper City Commercial Co
Daly Bank and Trust Company OF
John R. Toole
M. G. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
FP. C. Norbeck
Ass’t
Ayer
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Mass
Twentieth Century Club Athletic Entertainment
Mose LA Fontile
Jack Daly
Chicago
O'Mara
Lyons
Hudson
Johnson
Smith Drug Store
Toay
Great Barlow Minstrels
J. A. Coburn
Zic
S. Marshall
Hamilton
Ravalli
Northern Pacific
B. A. & P. Tcket
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Third Street
W. A. Cook
the Cook Medical CO
Curtis
Denver
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Mab
Draggiete Cblcheater Chemical Co. O
Udicom Square
Anaconda, Montana
John S. Marshall
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