Anaconda News Introduced To Members At Club Meeting
Professor William Johnson, new Twentieth Century club instructor, outlines training plans three evenings weekly and urges immediate equipment upgrades including a handball court. President Joe McDonald backs efforts for a first class gym as members praise the instructor's capabilities amid ongoing athletic developments. The piece also notes a separate coroner's inquest about a mysterious child’s death with unresolved identity and origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Johnson
Professor Johnson
Pacific Coast
Sacramento
Sharkey and Fitzsimmons
Johnson
Anaconda
Joe McDonald
Inquest Held Over Infant Found Dead Near Railroad
Coroner Hughes presided last evening over the inquest into the death of the unidentified infant found on the railroad track a few miles below town on Wednesday afternoon. James Devlin testified he found the body after first noticing a bundle on the track in a cut near the Catholic cemetery around 4:15 PM. He later retrieved the package and discovered the infant’s remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
James Devlin
Local notices from Anaconda city listings and arrivals
Town items show visitors and arrivals at the Montana Grant house and Copper City. advertisements for Strain's Department Store list prices on linens hats and coats. Events include Acacia lodge meeting at Turner hall and a musicians social with a complete orchestra. Local professionals and guests from Denver Chicago St Louis Butte and Helena appear in society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
C. H. Andersen
Helena
G. Frank Shelby
Denver
J. Snathfinger
Kansas City
D. C. Cohen
Anaconda
F. J. Kinney
Milwaukee
George A. Astup
M. F. Keller
Butte
N. J. Cobb
St. Louis
L. J. Lachman
Sam Freidman
New York
Thomas B. Shannon
Chicago
J. T. Hall
W. J. Evans
Great Falls
J. H. Knauss, Jr
John L. Henry
G. C. Butler
City police officer faces charges amid Howard case
Suspended Officer Frank Gordon awaits formal charges as city officials review affidavits from Betsie Howard and Grace Arnold alleging payment to avoid arrest. Mayor and City Attorney say evidence may grow. Gordon denies wrongdoing and vows to fight the accusations. Plans for council action Monday night proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Howard
John Davis
Frank Gordon
Taylor
Howard
Gordon
Grace Arnold
Sawyer
Stephens
O’brien
Smalt
Arnold
Betsie Howard
San
Thesate Howard
Letter clarifies Phil Brady linked to Helena lynching
An Anaconda letter corrects Nick Imo's statement about a man named Brady in a Helena lynching. It identifies Phil Brady, a Northern Pacific contractor and 1882 Custer county sheriff candidate, as the real person, noting his later residence in Fort Dodge Iowa and his work on the underground railroad.
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The
Standard
Nick Imo
Brady
Helena
Imo
Phil Brady
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Anaconda
James A. Sharp
Charles
R. BE. de Kay
United States
Lost Creek
Deer Lodge County
Charles and
R. KE. de Kay
Meat Market Sold. Firms Remain at New Address
Notice that the meat market at 412 E Park Avenue was sold to Wenger & Bourbonniere while Walker & Gibbs continue in the meat business at 19 Main Street, where all accounts due are to be settled.
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E. Park Avenue
Wenger & Bourbonniere
Main Street
Walker & Gibbs
Lady Sets World Record Mile At Island Park Driving Event
At Island Park Driving association meet Cartel driven by Miss Nina Phelps of Waterville Conn. set a world record for a lady driver by 3 3/4 seconds with a 2.08 after previous best 2:12.
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Albany
N. Y
Island Park Driving Association
Cartel
Nina Phelps
Waterville
Conn
Hunters Return From Big Hole Expedition With Spoils
Yesterday W P Evans Frank Russell Joe Corish James Pringle and Thomaz Nichols returned from a ten days hunt in the Big Hole and Fish Trap mountains with elk two slain deer fish and plentiful feathered game. They distributed the spoils among friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Evans
Frank Russell
Joe Corish
James Pringle
Thomaz Nichols
Big Hole
Big
Coal Strike Expands to 10,000 in Liege Sector
In Liege Belgium the coal strike spreads across pits on the left bank of the Meuse affecting about 10 000 workers. The walkout widens as more miners join the stoppage impacting production in the region.
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Liege
Belgium
Meuse
Black Eagle Dancing Club Hosts Enjoyable A O H Night
The Black Eagle Dancing club held its regular weekly dance at A. O. H. hall last night drawing a large crowd. Members say it was one of the most pleasant events yet and the club continues to grow in popularity since its formation several months ago.
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Black Eagle Dancing Club
A. O. H. Hall
Almost a Miracle The Peak locomotor ataxia recovery tale
A Milwaukee man D C Peak widely known in railroad circles recovers from locomotor ataxia after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. He recounts his decline after a 1888 lightning strike and 1896 numbness before treatment led to renewed mobility and plans to resume his railroad post. The piece explains locomotor ataxia symptoms and promotes the pills as a cure.
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D. C
Mr. Peak
Wisconsin
Joel Shumaker
North Yakima
Wash
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady, NY
Ransom of Miss Stone Puts Spotlight on Sofia Links
American representatives prove Macedonia committee members in Sofia aided the kidnapping of Miss Helen Stone and Mrs. Tsilka. Sofia pledges action while Constantinople awaits U S consul general Dickinson's arrival. Observers doubt ransom will be paid, noting the American mission board’s policy against ransom.
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Constantinople
Macedonia
Sofia
Helen Stone
Tsilka
United States
M. Dickinson
Miss Stone
American Board of Foreign Missions
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Anaconda News
Twentieth Century Club
Handbail Court
Kirby
Feenan
M. G. McLaughlin
Columbia St
Seattle
Tolando
Miss Walker's
Fior de Baltimore
Dewey Hall
Strain's
W. F. Keller
W. J. Cobb
M. S. Marcus
Grant House
Carroll
Will Mitchell
Warm Springs
Rossner
Short’s Music Store
J. D. Bayley
Turner Hall
L. F. Verberkmoes
Optician
CC. H. Anderson
City
Strain’s
O. Y. Warren
Denver, Colo
Copper City
Peters
Social Theater
EF. Scharnikow
Deer Lodge
George Astry
Order of the Maccabees
Silesia
Strain’'s
Copper City Commercial Company
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Strain’s Clothing Department
Northern Pacific
Strain's Department Store
Ethelwold Morrison
Joseph
Miss Morrison
Madame Hollis
Idaline
Leland Hotel
Main
Third Streets
New York Herald
Marie Lamour
Chief of Treasury
Heron
Custom House
Davis
Canton House
Erhardt
Paris
Noatice
Black Eagles
D. C. Peak
Wis
Ransom
Louisville Liquor Company
Main St
Mont
County Hospital
Board of County Commissioners
Phil Greenan
Ralston
MacCallum
Cloutier
Anaconda, Mont
A. P
Union
Great Northern
North Coast Limited
Fast
Weeat
Great Northern Railway
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Northern Pacific Railway
Europe
MTR
Burlington
Omaha
Phil Daniels
East Broadway
Butte, Mont
Aerse IN
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Ogden
Salt Lake City
North Main Street
Butte, Mont, HK
O. Wilson
Igo
Daly Bank and
Trust Company OF
Jobn BR Toole
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
C Norbeck
O. D
Plain Envelo CO
Thorp Bik
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
J. E. Dawson
Eas
Missouri River
Garrison
Whitehall
Twin Ridges
Norris and Pony
N. P. Roval
P.m
W. H. Merriman
Mission St
Cal
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