Anaconda Valley Indians Ordered From Camps Over Health Concerns
Residents report dirty camps along Mill Creek east of Anaconda prompting an official health inquiry. Officials found filthy conditions and water pollution while noting limited disease among residents. Flathead and Chippewa groups were ordered to relocate by 2 PM with sheriff aid if needed.
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Anaconda
Mill Creek
Flathead
Montana
Duffy
David Jones
McKenzie
County Board of Health
Joe Daly
Flathead Reservation
Red River
North
Estate of Elizabeth Black appoints administrator
In the estate of Elizabeth Black deceased John W. Black was appointed administrator yesterday by Judge Napton and his bond in the sum of $500 was filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Black
John W. Black
Napton
Fine for mistreatment of horse by Morrissey and Doran
Thomas Morrissey and James Doran were fined 25 dollars each by Police Judge Hayes for cruel treatment of a horse. Giles Brownell, owner of a local livery, reported that the men hired the horse for a funeral and returned late with the animal ragged and whipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Morrissey
James Doran
Hayes
Giles Brownell
East Commercial Avenue
Brownell
Anaconda Resident Survives Sheridanville Explosion
Ralph P Dunlevy and his wife were in the Sheridanville Penn blasts. Mrs Dunlevy suffers intense pain and serious injuries from naphtha burns. He escaped by throwing himself facedown in the car. They planned to visit the scene but delayed homeward trip due to her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annaconda
Ralph P. Dunlevy
Anaconda
Sheridanville
Penn
Dunlevy
Mr. Dunlevy
Local notices and sales at Anaconda shops and stalls
Diverse city items list promotions and arrivals from Hammersloughs Greigs Strain's and Roach Smith. Decorations day flowers plants and carnations roses priced for sale along with furniture watches hats shoes and camp gear. Notables include J G Ferres and W James Johnson visiting, while events schedule barber hours and a funeral planning.
Local Plate of Bargains on Lace Ribbons Belts and Ties
An old ad lists 18 inch allover lace at 34e per yard for 10 yards of satin back velvet ribbon. Ladies hair bows priced at 2e, belts at 2he, and lawn ties at lie.
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Worth Sc
Special Car for Soldiers to Decoration Day
Arrangements are under way for a special car to transport soldiers to Mountain View Park on Decoration Day. Manager Phil Daniels of the park will provide the car to run over the B A and P road, and if the plan fits the programme, the soldiers will go to the park in a body. The park will be open all Decoration Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View Park
Phil Daniels
Adams' Department Store Curtain Fabrics Sale
68 inch black organdie 44e per yard. 34 inch India sheer 10e per yard. 56 inch dotted curtain Swiss 34e per yard. Point d esprit 34e per yard. Lace curtain two and a half yards long pair 4e. 36 inch scrim white MWe per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Smoke La Nevada clears Havana with unclear cause
A brief note reports smoke from the La Nevada plant affecting Havana, citing unclear原因 and no injuries. Officials investigate why the smoke appeared and whether emissions ran afoul of regulations.
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Havana
Professor Brown explains Martinique disaster in planetary zone
Prof Amos P Brown of the University of Pennsylvania describes the Martinique catastrophe as part of a western hemisphere volcanic zone. He links Alaska eruptions and Central American quakes to Mt Pelee, notes a 22 000 mile Pacific circle of fire, and cites sea floor sinking as a trigger for explosions.
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Philadelphia
Martinique
Amos P. Brown
Geological Department
University of Pennsylvania
St. Pierre
Alaska
North
Central America
South America
Little Antilles
Windward
Guatemala
Yucatan
Mt. Pelee
Pacific
Hemisphere
Poe’s The Raven Teaches A Dim Moral Lamenting Loss
Bagley notes the poem centers on a speaker overwhelmed by grief who seeks meaning from a talking bird. The raven’s repeated “Nevermore” underscores an unyielding despair, suggesting a cautionary view of clinging to sorrow rather than seeking hopeful answers.
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Bagley
Poe
Grandees of Spain Ceremony Reported by London Times
Qui Madrid correspondent notes on April 8 the head covering ceremony elevating Spanish peers to grandees. Participants included the Counts of Cabra and Bilbao and the Marqueses of Rafal Malferit Benameji Hoyos Cencia Viana Tovar, each with a sponsor as they reverenced the throne and spoke.
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London Times
Qui Madrid
Spain
Count of
Cabra
Plasencia
Rafal
Malferit
Benameji
Spanish peerage speeches recall noble lineages and loyalties
The remarks celebrate ancestral virtue as speakers acknowledge their noble heritage. The Count of Cubra invokes a lineage including Osorio and Toledo, praising piety, valor, wisdom, and loyalty to Spain and the king. The Count of Plasencia focuses on an old grievance about a royal execution, contrasting tone with the first speaker.
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Spain
Count of
Cubra
Senora
Osorio
Borbon
Ponce de eLon
Carrillo de Albornoz
Hurtado de Mendoza
Fernandez de Cordova
Gusman
Manrique de Lara
Silva
Rojas
Alvarez de Toledo
Plasencia
How to Play Ping-Pong: Tips for Beginners and Beyond
Practical guidance from The Great Round World on serving underhand from behind the table and keeping the racquet below the waist. It covers grip variations including forehand, backhand, and penholder, aiming near the net, varied service placement, spin techniques, and responding to an opponent’s motions to disrupt their return.
Nelson Kneass remembered as the Ben Bolt singer
The Rev. Dr. Matthew B. Riddle of Western Theological Seminary recalls Nelson Kneass famed for Ben Bolt. Kneass starred in a traveling minstrel troupe on the western circuit and drew crowds across social ranks with a sympathetic voice. Rumors linked him to a prominent Philadelphia family.
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Pittsburg
Nelson Kneass
Ben Bolt
Philadelphia
Tragedy on Ohio River Packet Boat Claims Kneass
Kneass, leading his acting troupe, sailed on an Ohio river packet boat and was drowned. The cause remains unknown whether accident or design. Reports say he was about to marry or had just married.
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Kneass
First US Minister to Cuba Is Officially Received
Herbert G. Squires, the first U S minister to Cuba, arrived yesterday and was formally received by the Cuban government at the palace this afternoon. President Palma and Minister Squires spoke in the formal ceremony full of official red tape.
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Havana
Herbert G. Squires
United States
Cuba
Palma
Squires
Generali Banking Notice Transcribed For Accounts Solicit
Notice indicates banking business by Generali with accounts solicited and correspondence intended. Contains sparse OCR fragments showing a financial notice style and contact intent.
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Generali
Notice of patent application for White Chief lode claim
United States Land Office in Helena Montana publishes a patent application by James A. Dunlap for 1500 feet of the White Chief lode vein in Lodge County Montana. The survey details include bearings distances and a 20.65 acre area with discovery shafts. Adverse claimants must file within sixty days. George D. Greene, Register.
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United States Land Offce
Helena
Mont
James A. Dunlap
Anaconda
Lodge
Montana
Discovery
Recorder's
Deer Lodge County
Register of the
Unite States Land Office
George D. Greene
Register
Deer Lodge School District Seeks 50000 Dollar Refunding Bonds
The board of school trustees of district No. 10 Deer Lodge Montana offers 50000 dollar refunded bonds bearing up to 5 percent interest, payable semi annually, dated May 2 1902. Bonds redeemable in 10 years and payable in 20 years, with sale at Anaconda June 20 1902. Sealed bids required with 1000 dollar certified check to the president, bids may be rejected.
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Third Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Deer Lodge
Isidore Ehret
Frank Stricklade
WM. E. Thomas
Board of
School Trustees of
Deer Lodge County
Board of Trustees
Main Street
Park Avenues
Board of Trustess
A. Nell
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Itvis
Rev. R. F.C
Thomas
Morrissey
Doran
Judge Hayes
Pennsylvania
Aster
Hammerslough
S. Shields
W. R
Turner Hall
Hammerslough’s
Greig's
J. G. Ferres of
Minneapolis
Odson’s
W. James Johnson
F. D. Shaughnesey
Butte
F. H. Rhoades
Denver
Columbia Records
Godard’s
Greig’s
George W. Clarke
New York City
East Fourth Street
Utah
Roach & Smith
Verberckmoes
E. Park
W. J. Sherburne
East Park
Strain’s
Standard Office
Steuernagel
W. W. Johnson
Scallon
The
Anaconda Company
Fred Ouellette
Barbers’ Union
James B. Gallagher
Washoe Smelter
Leland
Lewis Morrison
Rosebe Morrison
Fred P. Wilson
Faust” Company
Great Northern Railway
St. Paul
A. O. H. Hall
George L. Walkup
Charles Noble
Isadore Ehret
Everett
Father Folchi
Gonzaga College
Spokane
Father Coopman
St. Paul’s Church
Strain’s Millinery
Knights
Friends Hall
Nettie Rae
Jou
Adams’ Department Store
Prof
Grandees OF
Newbrd
Herpicide
Tedbicheeter Chemical Co
Madison Square
Phila
Evans Chemical Cinginnati
Copper City
Lace
Nottingham
Tor
Hewwood
Copper City Commercial Co
Anaconda, Montana
Daly Bank and Trust Company OF
Sohn R Toole
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
Norbeck
Cook Remedy Company
Masonic Temple
Chicago
Bank
Anaconda, Mont
W. R. Allen
Brous
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