Funeral of Thomas Murray in Anaconda Reflects Long Mining Ties
The 76 year old Anaconda mining figure Thomas Murray died recently after a long, active life. A Catholic service was held this morning at St. Paul’s Church, with Mass offered by Father Coopman. Interment is planned for Hill Cemetery tomorrow afternoon. Murray, lifelong friend of Marcus Daly, never married and left few possessions, including a few cabins transferred to Michael Cosgrove.
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Thomas Murray
Michael Cosgrove
West Park Avenue
Father Coopman
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Hill Cemetery
Anaconda
Mr. Murray
Mullingar
West Meath
Ireland
United States
West
California
Virginia City
Nevada
Marcus Daly
Daly
Murray
Park City
Utah
Thomas Burke
Anaconda Company
Anaconda Copper Mining Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice to stockholders announces the annual meeting at the principal office in Anaconda Montana on Wednesday May 20 1903 at 10 o clock for election of trustees and other business. Secretary W H Dudley signs the notice. Also ad for a good Western cottage organ at Steuernagel's second hand store.
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Anaconda, Mont
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda
Mont
Board of Trustees
W. H. Dudley
Steuernagel
Adele Paquin Surprise Party At Oak Street Home
Miss Adele Paquin was hosted by a large group of friends for a pleasant surprise party at her Oak street home. The evening featured games and music, followed by a midnight supper, with numerous attendees listed by name.
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Adele Paquin
Oak Street
Margate
Mulvahill
Mary Corcoran
Edna Ford
Johanna Rom
Eva McKay
Mabel Tuck
Carrie ‘Tuck
Mabel
Mattie
Cora Morris
Yva Desourche
Annie Clare
Marie
Eva Moran
Dolly Malloy
Jule Lyona
Prelyn Walker
Belle Paquin
Mesers
Harry
Clinton Risken
Pitink McMullen
Patrick Kelly
Walter Warde
Cyril Sullivan
West Stephens
Mort Gosnell
Louie
Will Lorenz
John Cunningham
John Thoner
Mike “Onora
Jack Mulvahi
John Thomas
Mike Smollack
Patrick Paquin
Emmet Sullivan
Ernest Paquin
Surprise Party Honors Mrs S Christensen at Home
A pleasant surprise party was held last evening at 413 Birch Street in honor of Mrs. S Christensen. A large number of friends gathered for music, games, and refreshments, with an impromptu program featuring Albert Malstrom, Albert Groruyd, A J Anderson, Mary Mattson, Ida Widell, and Julia Christensen.
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S. Christensen
Birch Street
Albert Malstrom
Albert Groruyd
A. J. Anderson
Mary Mattson
Ida Widell
Julia Christensen
Ken Hendricks Pioneer of Swed ish Dialect Plays
Ken Hendricks, a Buffalo native and longtime performer, gained early fame in 1876 at the Academy of Music in Buffalo in Rice's Evangeline. He rose from the burlesque show to stock actor beside stars like Edwin Booth and Lawrence Barrett, building a national reputation for Swedish dialect theater.
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Ken Hendricks
Buffalo
Academy of Music
Rice
Nat Godwin
W. HH. ‘Oane
Henry BE. Dixey
Richard Golden
George Fortescue
Mr. Hendricks
The
Academy
Artor
Eewin Booth
Lawrence Barrett
Joseph
Swedish dialect star to headline at Margaret theater
Jefferson and elder Salvini family members among a cast lauded for Swedish dialect stage work. The actor, famed for Minnie Palmer era comedies and works like The Prisoner of Zenda, will lead a Swedish comedy at the Margaret theater next Saturday night with a Swedish ladies quartet providing song.
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Jefferson
Salvini
Annie Pixley
Robson
Crane
Minnie Palmer
England
Mr. Barnes
New York
Zenda
Johnson
Ole Olson
Margaret Theater
Senior Class Graduation Planned at Margaret Theater
The senior class of ten students eight girls and two boys will graduate in a week from next Thursday at the Margaret theater. Miss Anna Baker is in charge of the program and diplomas have been ordered for delivery soon. Invitations will go out as soon as they arrive.
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Margaret Theater
Anna Baker
Woodmen of the World Anaconda Camp Meeting Notice
All members of Anaconda Camp 124 are asked to attend Thursday night’s meeting. General Organizer WH I Hanley will preside over important business. Bring applications. Good clothes imply prosperity. Thueson’s offers affordable options.
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Anaconda Camp
WH. I. Hanley
Baggage Car Totals for New York Central in 1902
The New York Central forwarded 2,159,545 pieces of checked baggage in 1902 and received 3,121,974 pieces at stations. Bicycles moved 411,614 and baby carriages 26 64 in both forwarding and receiving.
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New York Central
Lack of Interest in the Hague Protocol
Mexico is the only peace power to adhere to The Hague arbitration protocol, while Holland and Belgium lag. If indifference continues, the United States and Mexico bear the costs of presenting the case, and the other powers gain if the tribunal rules against allies seeking preferential treatment.
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Washington
Mexico
Venezuela
Bowen
Hay
United States
Holland
Belgium
Hague
State moves to curb Texas itch in cattle
In Topeka Kansas on May 19 the state livestock sanitary commission met to plan combatting the Texas itch outbreak. Governor Bailey may issue a stricter quarantine and an order requiring dipping of all cattle entering the state.
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Topeka
Kan
State Livestock Sanitary Commission
Texas
Bailey
Powell County Court Delays and Sheriff Movements Across Counties
Big Hole country sheriff Storrar and Beaverhead county officials meet in Deer Lodge as Powell County Court delays extend into June. Replevin actions over cattle claimed by Silver Bow residents split across Goris ranch in Deer Lodge and Beaverhead, with juries told to be ready May 18 and possible trials to June 1.
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Storrar
Big Hole
Silver Bow
Goris
Deer Lodge
Beaverhead County
Replevin
District Court
Choris
Offeer
Dillon
Welling Napton
Powell County
Justices of the Peace Courts
Napton
Notable Town Tom Cat Serves as Roaming Mouser
The famed town cat, an old fat mouser, moves among businesses from MacCullum & Clouther to Rowell & Smith. Each month he visits St. LawrenceFaloon, Mint, G W Sparrow Drug Store, Dalgier’s, and Roach & Smith’s, serving a broad circle of shopkeepers with his rodent control.
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Tom
MacCullum & Clouther’s
Hast Park Avenue
Rowell & Smith's
Main Street
St. Lawrence Faloon
Mint
G. W. Sparrow
Dalgier
Oak Street
Park Avenue
Roach & Smith's
Mouser
Caron Estate Loses in the Pfouts Suit
In Deer Lodge a jury found for the plaintiffs William G. Pfoute and others trustees of Philip Caron estate bankrupt against Felix Frennot. The suit claims Caron insolvent when he sold horses and wagons to Frennot on January 8 to favor Frennot and defraud creditors. Adjournment set to May 25.
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Deer Lodge
William G. Pfoute
Philip Caron
Felix Frennot
Yelock
Frennot
Caron
Fred Boullier
Kk. Zovie
William G. Proutse
Daniels
Race Track
Butte
Cattle Shipped East for Ranges From Deer Lodge
Kobis Bielenberg and Conley MocTague sent 21 cattle cars today to Glendive where cattle will be unloaded and driven about 130 miles to the range. Snow on the eastern mountain range near Deer Lodge reaches two to three feet, the heaviest snowfall for this late in the season.
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Standard
Deer Lodge
Kobis & Bielenberg
Conley & Moc'Tague
Glendive
Tenino Post Office Burglarized. Safe Blown Open
burglars entered the Tenino post office at 1 locked this morning robbed the safe with dynamite. Postmaster Campbell was bound and gagged. About four hundred dollars in cash and checks were taken. no crew was reported.
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Tacoma
Wash
Tenino
Campbell
New mining firm formed near Anaconda eyes rich silver leads
Near Anaconda a new company the High Grade Mining Co organized by F Richardson Salt Lake City W Heslop Spokane and others reports a five foot vein of high grade silver lead ore on its claims near the Blue Eyed Nellie mine. The property lies about three miles from the railroad and eight miles west of Anaconda with a capital of 1400000 shares.
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Anaconda
F. Richardson
Salt Tolk City
W. W. Heslop
Spokane
Sigurd Reablom
H. H. Durston
Mona Fulmer
R.A. Hovey
Angonda
Anionda
Benjamin F. Jones Dies in Allegheny At 62
Benjamin F. Jones longtime Jones and Laughlin Steel advisory board member and head of major manufacturing interests in Pittsburg died at his Allegheny residence at 2 35 AM after a brief illness. He was 62 and had been in rugged health until April 29 when indigestion and neuralgia weakened him. Jones helped shape Pittsburg industry and served as chairman of the Republican committee during the 1884 Blaine campaign. He wrote a noted protection article for the North American Review and his oratory at the Republican National Convention strengthened his national reputation.
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Mr. Jones
Jones
Pittsburg
Republican Committee
Plant of Mocelerg & Granville Fails in Bankruptcy
The extensive Machinery plant of the Mocelerg and Granville Manufacturing company has shut down and notices indicate a bankruptcy petition has been filed in New York by agreement of all interested parties. Total liabilities are about 1,268,000 dollars with assets other than patents estimated at 400,000 dollars.
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Providence
Mocelerg & Granville Manufacturing
New York
Hair Care Ad Promotes Newbro’s Herpicide
An old advertisement touts Newbro’s Herpicide as a dandruff killer and scalp stimulant for men with hair loss risk. It claims the product is gentle, non injurious, and suitable as a hair dressing too. Sample requests are directed to Detroit Michigan for 10 cents.
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Newbro
Herpivide
Detreit
Electric power to reach Coeur d Alenes mines from Spokane
The Spokesman-Review reports Washington Water Power plans to bring electric power to the Coeur d Alenes district, reducing mine operating costs and cutting engine and fireman jobs. Four companies will receive energy, with 1500 HP yearly contracts for five years, totaling about 75000 a year to the power firm. Transformer stations will be built at several mines, including Bunker Hill & Sullivan and Last Chance, with construction supervised by Fred Phair of Spokane.
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Coeur GQ
Alenes
Montana
Spokane
Spokesman-Review
Washington Water Ower Company
Coeur Walenes
Standard
Heela
Mammoth
Last Chance
Wardner
Hurke
Thos Bh Comepany Ir
Empire State
Heele
Minpire
Dresper
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Crown Point
Morning
Prisco
Hunter
Fred Phair
Southport National Bank Closes Over Cashier Defalcation
Washington May 1 The treasury department received a telegram from National Bank Examiner Perkins announcing the closing of Southport National Bank of Southport Connecticut. The action follows the defalcation of the cashier estimated near $100000.
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Washington
Treasury Department
National Bank Examiner
Perkins
Southport National Bank
Southport
Conn
Lawrence Irving Marries Mabel Hackney in Swansea
London May 19. Lawrence Irving son of Sir Henry Irving wed Mabel Hackney of Swansea on May 2. The engagement to Kihel Barrymore was noted in earlier reports.
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London
Lawrence Irving
Sir Henry Irving
Mabel Hackney
Swansea
Young Irving
Kihel Barrymore
Notice of Sealed Proposals for School Bonds in Deer Lodge
Sealed bids for bonds of School District No 10 Deer Lodge county Montana are due by June 19 1903 at 8 pm. Each bond 1000 dollars dated April 1 1902 payable in 20 years with 10 year redemption and interest up to 3 percent semi annually. Bids require a 100 dollar certified check payable to the district. three bonds totaling 3000 dollars to be issued. W S Custer Clerk May 19 1903.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Mont
George W. Sparrow
Aneaconda
Lost Creek
Deer Lodge County
Montana
Mountain Row
Recorder's Office
Deer Ladge County
State of Montana
ANK D. Miracle
T Register
Board of School Trustees
Anaconda
State of
Custer
Notice to Stockholders Prench Gulch Dredging Company Meeting
Stockholders are summoned to a meeting at the principal office in Anaconda Montana on Tuesday June 2 1902 at 8 PM to elect officers and conduct other business by order of the board secretary W R Allen dated Anaconda Montana May 15 1903
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Prench Gulch
Anaconda
Mont
Board of
Dirstors
W. R. Allen
Anavonda
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Anaconda News
Miss Adele
Paquin
Mrs. S. Christensen
Hen Hendricks
Washington Star
Woolen Mill Tailors
Fast Park
Glory
Hina
Thueson
Oouu, Ew
Tin Cow Brand
Helvetia Milk Condensing CO
Highland
Beaver
Judge Napton
Powell County Court
Coun
Ty Courthouse
Caron Estate
Pfouts
Nellie Mine
Benjamin F. Jones
Ppptshorg
Hin Concern
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Union
Viei Kid
Hart Schaffner & Mars
Schaffner & Marx
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Fine Clothing
Best
Boys’ Shoes
Vieck
Marines
William Wolff & CO
Pacific Coast
Mission St
San Francisco
J. W. Collins & Co
Stromberg-Mullins Co
Butte, Montana
Lydia
Pinkham’s Vegetable
Ayer
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Mass
Flohemian
B. Gallick
Actrees
Anaconda, Montana
John S. Marshall
Mer
Daly Bank and Trust Company OF
John R. Toole
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
F. C. Norbeck
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