Anaconda North Mine Yields Large Coal Body
A coal body was discovered in mines north of Anaconda owned by local residents I Rosenfield J Wein Black Cush White and others. A 160 foot tunnel and a shaft already exist with machinery to be deployed as owners plan immediate development and market plans. Local mining men show keen interest as district development proceeds.
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Anaconda
Messrs. I. Rosenfield
J. Wein
Black
Cush, White
Rosenfield
Mr. Roosenfield
Local business notes and city visits headline town listings
Greig's stores advertise fishing tackle straw hats and Go-Carts while Cop per City dealers push new baby buggies and repaired bicycles. Notables O G T Dewey hall Social dance Austrian hall Antlers dance at Montana hotel and 4 percent investment at Wellcome Peckover. Visitors include Robson of Butte Pogson from New York Keesler of Helena and J Rosenberg of Pocatello with Morrow of Great Falls in town.
Strain's Offers Bargains and Local Notices
Local shop Strain's advertises reduced prices on waists skirts and footwear along with liquor sales for a week. Other items include perfumery sun bonnets and ladies gowns while mentioning buyers from Great Falls Butte and Portland. A Great Northern through sleeping car from Anaconda to Minneapolis is noted as a travel convenience. Catholic Foresters prepare to attend a ball in Butte with several named members among the party.
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The
Great Northern Railway
Anaconda
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Anaconda Lodge of
Catholic Order of Foresters
Foresters
Butte
Judge R. J. Hayes
Richard T. Flannigan
Joseph McDonnell
Joseph Hughes
W. J. Allen
Joseph McCarthy
J. J. Dooley
James O'Mara
Mysterious Death At Washoe Smelter Inquest Held
William H. Conley a car man at the Washoe smelter was found dead in an ore bin early yesterday. He died later at St Ann's hospital from a fractured skull and concussion. Coroner’s jury will inspect the mill scene. Conley resided at 1011 East Fifth Street and leaves a widow and four children. The body will be sent to Waterville Minnesota for burial. Witnesses testified of a motor short circuit and Conley’s disappearance after the incident.
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William H. Conley
Washoe
Conley
St. Ann's Hospital
East Fifth Street
Waterville
Minn
Joseph Hughes
Frank Galligher
Galligher
Gentry Bros Animal Show Delights Anaconda Audiences
Bright clever dogs and ponies wow crowds in Anaconda with a polished act and new features. The tented show, praised for clean lively entertainment, includes Japanese jugglers and a well paced program from band entrance to final act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentry Bros
Anaconda
India
L C B A Dance At A O H Hall Delights Attendees
Last evening the L C B A held a social dance in the A O H hall with strong attendance. The floor was excellent and the music superb. Several residents from neighboring cities attended.
Crimmon vs Calvert Water Right Case Enters Trial
The water right dispute between Harry Crimmon and Ed Calvert advances to trial in the district court as proceedings begin in the case.
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Harry Crimmon
Ed Calvert
Moose Rampages Through Salmon Beach After Chase
A huge bull moose trotted through Salmon Beach and onto the Baie des Chaleur ice before being pursued by Game Warden Miller, his son Tasker Ellis, and others. The animal fell in the water, attacked Mr. Ellis, and was wrestled ashore by William O'Brien before being secured for disposition under game laws.
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St. John
N. B
New York Sun
Salmon Beach
Baie Des Chaleur
Miller
Tasker Ellis
Mr. Ellis
William O’brien
Red
Ils Trom
Butte Theater Delivers Lively Dickens Classic Tom Pinch
A large Butte audience witnessed FE 8 Willard and company perform Tom Pinch adapted from Dickens Martin Chuzzlewit at Sutton's theater. The cast, scenery, and period costumes drew deep sympathy. critics praised each star, especially Willard Pecksniff Stallard Tapley and Chuzzlewit elder, with curtain calls after every act.
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Sutton’s
Willard
Tom Pinch
Martin Chuzazlewit
Dickens
England
Butte
Mr. Willard
Pecksniff
Mark Tapley
Ernest Stallard
Martin Chuzzlewit the Elder
J. G. Taylor
Mary Graham
Miss O'Malley
Miner Crushed in Minnie Healey Mine Cave‑in
John McLaughlin, a miner at the Minnie Healey mine, was trapped under a heavy load in an early morning cave‑in. He was rescued unconscious and remained in that state at St James Hospital as doctors declared little hope for his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McLaughlin
Minnie Healey
McLaughlin
Mulloney Arrest Ties To Foreclosure At Free Coinage Lodge
T. H. Mulloney, once partner in the Free Coinage lodging house, was arrested last night on a charge of assaulting a clerk employed by owner E. H. Noah. Mulloney, who has a furniture mortgage on the place, attempted foreclosure, and the alleged assault arose from that dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Mulloney
Free Coinage Lodging House
E. H. Noah
Mulloney
Virginia City man fined for sawdust flowing into Meadow creek
E. B. Higbie of Virginia City was arrested yesterday and brought before Justice Johnson on the charge of allowing sawdust to run into Meadow creek near the city. The judge fined him 50 dollars and costs.
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E. B. Higbie
Virginia City
The Wild Duck avatar of sea bathing skill
A traveler observes a wild duck at sunset near the seashore. The duck swims out to sea facing breaking waves and foam. It dives through a whirlpool and rides a curling crest with precise timing, emerging safe as twilight settles.
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Philadelphia
Alpha
Omega
Touring by Labels From the Philadelphia Times
A Philadelphia Times piece notes a brisk trade in travel labels for trunks and valises. Buyers gain allegedly authentic evidence of world travel, though some labels may be fake or locally produced, risking mislabeling and higher costs for Cuba compared with Europe.
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The
Philadelphia Times
Cuba
Europe
Woman in Narrow Escape from Early Morning House Fire
Mrs. Thomas McLean of 303 East Broadway awoke to neighbors shouting fire. A lamp explosion started flames in the dining room, singeing her brows and hair as she escaped. The fire caused $400 damage to the house and $400 to its contents.
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Thomas McLean
East Broadway
Mix-up in an Essay Office at Butte Reduction Works
The assay office in the Butte Reduction works saw a melee after E Langsley, a discharged sampler, confronted W Siderfin, an assay office worker. Langsley demanded Siderfin remove his glasses and fight. Siderfin was cut when backed into a glass case during the scuffle. No arrests expected.
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Butte
E. Langsley
Assay
W. (. Siderfin
Assay Office
Siderfin
Saviour summoned away jeweler in Spanish journal notice
This morning our Saviour summoned away the jeweler Siebald Ilimaga from his shop to a better world. His widow Veronique Tilmaga and two daughters Hilda and Emma mourn. The burial will be held tomorrow. The business moves from No. 3 Lessi de Leinturiers to No. 4 Rue de Missionaire as rent rises.
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Leslie's
Siebald Ilimaga
Hilda
Emma
Veronique Tilmaga
P. S
Lessi de Leinturiers
Rue de Missionaire
Seward's curt rebuke sparks three-way interview claim
Amos Cum mings, Washington correspondent for the Sun, confronted Secretary Seward over a denied information request. Cum mings asserted the three parties to the interview: Seward, the Sun correspondent, and an American citizen equal to any man. Seward relented and invited him to sit for the information.
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New York Mail and Express
Washington
The
Sun
Amos J. Cummings
Seward
Cummings
Mr. Seward
New York Sun
Officer Rescued in Water by Private Soldier
In a Current Literature tale a disliked volunteer officer slips into deep water. A private rescues him and asks for no reward. The officer praises the deed, but the rescuer insists others must not know, fearing punishment if his act were revealed.
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Hom
Mrs Geezer Plans Literary Evenings and Games
The Detroit Free Press notes Mrs Geezer intends to host a series of literary evenings featuring a Ben Har progressive euchre followed by a Longfellow ping-pong. The item presents a playful contrast between classic literature and casual games.
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Geezer
Detroit Free Press
Their Independence Day Celebration in Butte
The committee finalized plans for the 11th anniversary of Norwegian independence to be held tomorrow at Scandinavian hall under the Templars of Temperance and the Scandinavian Young People's society. Swedes and Danes in Butte will join. Hans Boe and S. T. Hogevoll speak. Rev. N. L. Hansen will preside. program includes recitations songs a dialogue and other entertainments.
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Scandinavian Hall
Templars of Temperance
Scandinavian Young People’s Society
Norway
Butte
Hans Boe
T. Hogevoll
N. L. Hansen
Notice of Bond Sale by Deer Lodge County School District
The board of trustees of School District No. 10 Deer Lodge County Montana offers for sale fifty thousand dollars in refunding bonds to retire the 50 000 bond issued May 25 1892. Bonds are 1000 each bearing up to 5 percent interest semi annually dated May 25 1902 redeemable in ten years payable in twenty. Sealed bids due June 20 1902 at 8 pm at the trustees office Main street Anaconda. A 1000 bid bond payable to M J FitzPatrick required with bid. bids may be rejected.
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Board of Schoqg
Eer Lodge County
Montana
Deer Lodge
Board of Trustees
Main Street
Commercial
Park Avenues
City of
Anaconda
County of Deer Lodge
State of Montagna
M. J. FitzPatrick
Deer Lodge County
H. A. Nell
Mont
United States Land Office
Helena
James A. Dunlap
Deer Ledge
State of
N. E
5. W
Discovery Shaft
Recorder’s Office
Summit Placer
Register of the United States Land Office
Stat of
Ohrist
George D. Greene
Register
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Anaconda News
Ana
North Main Street
Greig’s
Odson’s
Verberkmoes
Optician
GG. Robson of
Dewey Hall
H. L. Shepard of
Missoula
Success Restaurant
Copper City
A. H. Pogson
New York
Charles N. Keesler
Wellcome & Peckover
Hammerslough
Copper City Commercial Company
Antlers
Montana Hotel
W. J. Sherburne
East Park
Greig
Heywood
J. Rosenberg
Pocatello
J. T. Morrow
Great Falls
E. Park Ave
Mes. Rev. G. E. L
Miles Ant
Co, S. Jackson
Portland
Manana
Strain’s
G. F
S. R. Jensen
Max Codder
Strain's
Leland
Nesevich & Berdovich
L. B. Williams
Cng Animal Shows
William Kelley
Mary MacDonald
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Tacoma
Locust St
West Park
West Third St
Anaconda, Montana
Marrs Pennyroyal Pills
DR. Mott’s Chemical CO
Cleveland, Ohio
Finlen-Media Drug Co
Butte, and Martin Drug Co
L. C. B. A. Dance
Moose
Hunter
Butte News
MR. Willard AS “Tom Pinch
al Present
John Melaughlin
St. James’ Hospital
Der
Butte Briefs
Ducck A Sare Bather
Langsley
the Copper
Onur Special Price Inc
Copper City Commercial Co
Nacon
Keppler Jewelry Co
Lont
Anaconda, Mont
United States
John S. Marshall
Daly Bank and Trust Company OF
John R Toole
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
B. C Norbeck
Katie J. Whelan
J. R. Boarman
Durston Building
A.C. Maccallum
Robert Keith
John Hay
J. G. Dawson
Conda
John Conley
Mont. B
B. H. Morgan
Standard
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