Anaconda News Demurrer Delays Mayor Election Case
The district court clerk received a demurrer filed by C. M. Sawyer for Dr. Stephens in the mayoralty contest against Mr. Frinke. Hearing date not set due to Judge Napton's Deer Lodge term. Demurrer argues lack of capacity and insufficient facts. Some fear case delay. possible shift to court decision on statutory notice timing for elective officers.
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C. M. Sawyer
Dr. Stephens
Anaconda
Frinke
City Meeting Notices and Local Social Events
Clerks meet this evening and union made Ty cigars also on sale at Verberckmoes artificial eyes. Stationary Engineers and carpenters hall events tonight. Modern Woodmen prize draw noted. Joseph Brackin traveled to Butte yesterday on business. Mrs. John McCaffery ill at Chestnut Street home. Adams department store advertises a Mexican drawn work waist. L C B A social dance at Turner hall with Margaret orchestra and Steven Parker listed.
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John McCaffery
Chestnut Street
Habit of Haste Hurts Digestion Says Dr Williams Pills Ad
A Brainerd Minnesota farmer's wife Ida Turro credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing her dyspepsia from irregular meals. The ad argues haste and irregular eating injure digestion, touts the pills, and offers a free diet book from the Dr Williams Medicine Company in Schenectady NY.
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Ida M. Turro
Brainerd
Crow Wing County
Minn
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady N. Y
United Artisans Call for Membership in Anaconda
Last year fraternal organizations paid beneficiaries over fifty million dollars a year. This year the totals will rise as a cooperative movement expands. The United Artisans invite participation with meetings on the first and third Wednesdays in Carpenters hall on Commercial avenue. Charter rates available until July 1, address box 224 or call 305 West Park Avenue.
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America
United Artisans
Anaconda
Carpenters’ Hall
Commercial Avenue
West Park Avenue
Employers Seek National Federation To Fight Unions
A movement by building trades employers to organize for protective and aggressive aims against labor unions could lead to a national federation of employers. Telegrams from Chicago Philadelphia Boston and other cities indicate strong interest and the potential to form unified organizations in major centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Federation of Employers
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Subway Workers Strike Shuts Down Line in New York
May 14 reports subway contractors hiring applicants to replace strikers who refused to return to work. Police guard the route as a large force is assembled. More than 5,000 Hecla Iron Works employees in Brooklyn join the strike demanding shorter hours and higher pay.
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New York
Subway
Hecla Iron Works
Brooklyn
Delegate E Jackson Heads to Denver Trainmen Convention
E Jackson a delegate from the Anaconda Trainmen's union departs for Denver Colorado for the May 17 convention. He replaces Mr Garrity who could not go. Jackson, a notable figure in Butte Anaconda, works for the B A P railway and plans to return to Montana in about ten days.
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E. Jackson
Anaconda
Denver
Colo
Jackson
Butte
B., A. & P. Railway
Garrity
Montana
Italian Railway Graders Riot Shatters Homes at Marshall Hill
May 14 Williamsport Pennsylvania Italian railroad graders on strike after a dismissal blew up two houses belonging to workers who refused to stop. No fatalities confirmed though reports say two killed. sheriff and deputies intervened to halt arson. Thirteen strikers were arrested as conciliation talks failed and a new conference is scheduled with delegates from the Italian workers and subway contractors.
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Williamsport
Marshall Hill
Improvements Reported in Mobile Strike
Mobile and Ohio railroad officials say the strike situation is improving with through freight trains operating between Mobile and St Louis. Striking workers insist the men are holding out steadfastly.
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Mobile
Ala
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
St. Louis
Champion Juvenile Athlete Brooklyn Mite Phenomenon
An article notes the rise of a gifted Brooklyn juvenile athlete as a local phenom and discusses the broad cultural craze around physical strength. It highlights parental and family participation and links physical health to mental health beliefs while signaling a broader social trend.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Garret
Newbro's Herpicide Promises Cure for Baldness and Dandruff
A year's laboratory work yields Newbro's Herpicide claimed to cure baldness by destroying the scalp germ. It asserts dandruff, thinning hair, and falling hair stem from this parasite and that only Herpicide can destroy the cause. Sample available for 10 cents by mail from the Detroit company.
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Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Tiny Brooklyn Boy Defies Odds In Gymnastic Rise
Five year old Marvin Sutton of 127 Bainbridge Street has transformed from a delicate child to a skilled amateur athlete. He handles a 30 pound bar and a 12 pound dumbbell with ease and trains at the St. George Symnasium, where he learns each machine’s purpose and often joins the men’s classes.
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Brooklyn
Little Marvin Sutton
Marvin Sutton
Francis Marvin Sutton, Jr
Suttons
Bainbridge Street
Bedford
Sutton
Mac Levy
St. George Symnasium
Marvin
Symnasium
New York
Lctla
Calfornia
Fraternity objected to cornerstone inscription and Grand Master name
The group protested the stone inscription claiming the lodge laid the cornerstone and objected to featuring Grand Master W. 8. Gardiner’s name. Resolutions voiced this sentiment in the name of taxpayers while Rev. E. E. Emhoff led the corner stone ceremony and was the sole dissenter.
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Gardiner
E. E. Emhoff
Dutch Reformed Church
Des Moines Masons Lay Corner Stone for New Courthouse
Des Moines ministers protested the Masons handling the cornerstone ceremony for Polk County’s new $500,000 courthouse. Rev Douglass of Second United Presbyterian preached against turning the stone to Masons. Rev Walker of the Baptist church reinforced the protest to the ministerial association.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Des Moines
Ministerial Association of
Masonic Lodge
Polk County
A. (. Douglass
Second United Presbyterian Church
M W. Walker
The
Baptist Church
Ministerial Association
Emerson Lectures in Waltham Asks Five Dollars for Self and Oats
The New York Mail and Express recounts George Francis Train describing a Waltham library lecture by Ralph Waldo Emerson titled Nature. The troupe was paid five dollars plus four quarts of oats, a deal repeated later with Emerson earning from one hundred fifty to five hundred dollars per performance as his fame grew.
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New York Mail and Express
George Francis Train
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Sealed bids invited for Deer Lodge School bonds 1903
Notice says school district No 18 Deer Lodge Montana will accept sealed proposals by May 29 1903 for three bonds of 1000 each totaling 3000 to be issued June 1 1908 payable in 20 years redeemable in 10 with 5 percent interest semi annually. Bid must include 100 certified check to fail to comply forfeited to district. Auction office in Anaconda. Clerk W W. 8. Clerk dated April 30 1903.
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United States Land Office
Helens
Mont
W. Sparrow
Anaconda
Deer County
State of
Montana
Iunseries
D&s
Recorder’s Office
D. Mpracer
Board of School Trustees
Deer Lodge County
O'Clee
Anacon
Deer Ledge Coun
Clerk of School District
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M. E. Cody
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E. J. Boxen
Anna Burke
California
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James Kinney
Race Track
John Hoskins
Deer Lodge Cemetery
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Seattle
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Thomas Dootle
Martin Drug Company
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Social Dance Tonight
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