No Evidence To Convict In Johnson Bank Gambling Case
In a Justice of the Peace court, County Attorney Duffy found no evidence to convict Fred Smith of operating a slot machine and moved to dismiss. The Turf Exchange proprietor W. J. Johnson case was continued to next week. Gambling continues in the city with officials saying they have no reports of active games.
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Court of Justice of the Peace
Frank Kennedy
Duffy
Fred Smith
Rentz
Mr. Duffy
W. J. Johnson
Turf Exchange Saloon
Johnson
Monday Morning Cases at City Hall
Judge Hayes handled a light docket at city hall with several offenders before him and added to the treasury. Pat Buckley faced disturbing the peace charges and withdrew after a sorrowful appearance impressed the witness. Next, a man long noted for thrashing a woman in the tenderloin district appeared.
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Judge Hayes
City Hall
City Treasury Reserve
Pat Buckley
Tenderloin
Local Court Ledger Lets Drunk Man Testify Dramatically
May Miller of Mainville testified as the complainant while a man named John Doe described himself as a Swanson and Swede. The judge asked ten dollars as a fee, and the case involved a floater to Gregson Springs as the man claimed residency.
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Bane von Swanson
May Miller
Mainville
John Doe
Gregson Springs
Warning on Budweiser deception and cork labeling
Public notice from Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass'n warns against imitation products. The statement urges patrons to verify Budweiser branding and require bottles to be opened in their presence to prevent deception.
City Hails Planned Celebration as Mayor Promises Action
Mayor Stephens pledges government action to back a forthcoming city celebration. Officials stress coordination across departments to ensure events proceed smoothly and public enjoyment is safeguarded.
City Chief Executive Seeks Parade Committees For July 4
Mayor Stephens states the Fourth of July plans will be more elaborate than in recent years and will be discussed at the next council meeting. He expects several committees to organize a parade with many floats, aiming to elevate public observances in Anaconda.
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Stephens
Two Buck Coppers From the Reservation In Anaconda
Anaconda hosts two mounted Indian police likely from the Flathead reservation. They are quiet, professional, and show calm authority as they pursue Indians on leave from the reservation who may have overstayed. Observers note modern clubs and decisive search actions.
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Anaconda
Flathead
New York
William Powers
Ladies of the Maccabees Host Social Dance
A large crowd attended a pleasant social dance at A. O. H. hall last night hosted by the Ladies of the Maccabees. Several hundred tickets were sold with arrangements led by Mrs. H. G. Meyers Mrs. J. A. Callahan and Mrs. McLean.
Infant cigar fiend strolls downtown Anaconda
A child no more than 30 inches tall buys a cigar at a downtown Anaconda store and smokes outside while a crowd and Piet Ramacciotti react. The piece notes the infant’s daily habit and the amused and shocked responses of onlookers. Also listed is the Butte Anaconda Pacific Railway stockholders meeting set for June 4 1901 in Anaconda Montana and a rental notice for a hall in the Standard building.
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Pietro Ramacciotti
Piet
Butte, Anaconda & Paciflc Railway Company
Anaconda
Montana
M. Halloran
Carrie Nation Sightings Mentioned by Student
John Tolan, a student at the state university of Kansas, spends summer in Anaconda and notes Carrie Nation has visited nearby cities but he has not sought out or seen her. He says he has no morbid curiosity about the figure.
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John Tolan
State University of Kansas
Anaconda
Mr. Tolan
Carrie Nation
Fred Graham Loses Two Fingers at Lower Works
Fred Graham suffered a severe accident yesterday when his hand was caught in a cog wheel at the lower works. He lost two fingers and was taken to the hospital for treatment.
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Fred Graham
Deed and quartz location filings recorded with county clerk
Instrumente were filed for record with the county clerk and recorder yesterday as follows Deed J L Humberton Harddla the Cameron and Pryor placer claim in township 5 north range IS west saomens certain lots heretofore sold 45 Quartz location By Alex Glover and Alex Cattell the Black Copper lode Deed Rose and Harry McManus to Mary Campbell lot 12 block 45 Faetern addition to Anaconda $1 and other valuable consideration
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J. L. Humberton
Harddla
Cameron and Pryor
Range
Saomens
Alex Glover
Alex Cattell
Rose
Harry McManus
Mary Campbell
Faetern
Anaconda
Tailoring Services Offered For $15 A Salt To Order
Local ad copy outlines tailoring services available to customers with a suggested price of 15 dollars per order. Mentions Thueson at 504 KE Park.
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Thueson
Park
Pinned to Earth Under Horse's Weight
Vetch Duval a 12 year old boy fatally injured when a horse slipped and fell backward on him in the yard at his home. He was taken to Columbus hospital where doctors could not save him due to a severe skull fracture.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Vetch Duval
Duval
Columbus Hospital
Bargains in pianos listed at Meyers and Dezell addresses
For plumbing see Dezell 405 FE Park. Bargains in new and second hand pianos at Meyers 114 West Park Avenue.
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Dezell
Park
Meyers
West Park Avenue
Mrs. Pinkham Appeals to Mothers of Large Families
A Lydia E. Pinkham advertisement urges women with heavy daily labor and large families to seek free advice and Vegetable Compound. Mrs. Cangis of Ludington Michigan testifies she was helped after doctors failed, enabling her to resume housework for eight.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Telegraph Operator Insane in Court Commitment
D. K. Downs a telegraph operator was examined in district court and committed to the state insane asylum at Warm Springs. Doctors Crutcher and Brady found his mental issue linked to hard drinking, despite rational moments, with Downs claiming friends Senator W. A. Clark and W. H. Thompson and a $100 bequest from Clark. Downs, a Pennsylvania native, was years old.
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Great Falls
D. K. Downs
G. Terry Down
Warm Springs
Ernest Crutcher
A. Brady
Downs
W. A. Clark
W. H. Thompson
Senator Clark
Pennsylvania
Runaway Wagon Injures Sutherland and Daughter in Little Chicago
A runaway team attached to a hay wagon collided with a light spring wagon in Little Chicago Great Falls on May 27. Rancher A. D. Sutherland suffered internal injuries and his daughter Mrs. Cummings broke a collar bone. both were taken to Columbus hospital where prognosis is grave.
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Standard
Great Falls
A. D. Sutherland
Cummings
Chicago
Sutherland
Columbus Hospital
Fragmentary OCR Time Stamps from 2004 Page
A garbled OCR snippet shows multiple time stamps such as 4:10 a m 5:10 a m 6:10 a m 7:10 a m 8:00 a m 9:00 a 9:40 a 12:00 m and a 2004 date marker. The text lacks context or events.
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Main Street
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Anaconda News
Hayes
D & C.coer
Roefen
Krause
Smith Drug CO
Mith & Simons
Missoula
Soap Sale
the Martin Drug Company
Petritz
Anne
C.C. C
Iveness
Goodfriend’s
Park Ave
FiOr
Florsheims
Ladies OF the Maccabees
A. O O. H. Hall
Carrie
Kananas
Mrs. Nation
Cener
M. J. FitzPatrick
Commercial Ave
Griggs, Cooper & Co., Mfrs
St. Paul
Canrir
Bellevills
Warm Springs Asylum
Little Chicago
Northern Commercial Company
St. Michael
Yukon River
San Francisco
Conemaugh
Seattle
Dawson City
Empire Transportation Company
Puget Sound
Seattle, Wash
Boyd Bros. Telephone
Ates
Idaho
SaaMose
Goe Zire Ise
Niac
Allum & Cloutier
Anaconda, Montana
Anaconda Copper Mining CO
Hamilton, Mont
Cor. Birch and
Front Streets
RTE
Angina
Butte
Union Passengar Station
Great Northern
Anas
Helena
Faust
West
Northern Pacific
Coast Limited
North Coast Limited
Oregon
Great Northern Railway
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Northern Pacific Railway
Europe
Billings
Burlington
St. Louis
Kansas City
Phil Daniels
East Broadway
Butte, Mont
Deena
Boston Tre
Ness
Northwestern
Guaranty
Minneapolis Minn
Carroll Baily
Grant
Anaconda and New Works Baby Brickyard
Anaconda and
KEW
Brickyard
Denver
Omaha
Los Angeles
Portland
Pacific Coast
Ogden
Salt Lake City
North Main Street
H. O. Wilson
Missouri River
All Points West
Whitehall Galy Exce
Twin Bridges
Norris and Pony
N. P
W. Fi. Merriman
Rae Ny Suan My
Minneapolis
Inneapolis
J. BE
Dawson
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