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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1902

Page

13

Drousy Dick Leads North Pole Attempt

A fragmented fragmentary report describes Drousy Dick and crew aiming for the North Pole. The text mentions a long voyage, a voyage crew, and a quest to reach the Pole with unclear dates or outcomes.

Drousy Dick North Pole

Democrats Appoint Precinct Committees in Deer Lodge County

With all members present chairman W B Webb leads a Democratic central committee meeting in Deer Lodge County to arrange precinct workers for the fall election. The session focuses on campaign organization while signaling ongoing, close attention to the race as Republicans and laborites remain hopeful. The committee appointed precinct chiefs for nine districts plus Lost Creek Silver Lake Cable Blue Eyed Nellie Georgetown Mill Creek Warm Springs Modesty and adjourned to meet again Thursday night.

Democratic Central Committee Deer Lodge County W. B. Webb Central Committee Democratic Committee P. S. Campbell Peter Layton N. Langstedt James Shields James Hicks Benjamin Harrison William Kelly H. F. Collins Mike Mulroy J. Eh. McDonnell Ed O’brien Pat Dunlevy Dennis Shovlin Mike Hoolahan Phil Sullivan John M. Madden George Barich W. H. Mahoney Pat McGee Charles Fletchman Joan Lappin William Dennis Owen O'Neil John Gilmore Frank Dolan Frank M Asr Julia Nagle Lost Creek John Stafferson William James Silver Lake John Roach William Kelley Cable Pat Noonan Blue Eyed Nellie Herman Ehrhardt Peter Levenwood Georgetown C. J. Healey T. Kinerk Mill Creek Frank Callon J. O O. Allen Warm Springs J. M Scanland William Mitchell Modesty Hugh FE. McGowan

Transcript Filed in District Court Case Against W A Lockwood

A transcript was filed in the office of the clerk of the district court outlining a civil action against W A Lockwood. The document records the initiation of proceedings and assigns case tracking details for the docket.

Clerk of the District Court Yes W. A. Lockwood

Colenso narratives reveal Boer defense and Spionkop triumph

London correspondent relays General Botha's account of Colenso and Spionkop actions. He details three British attacks, heavy close fighting, and Boer repulse then counterattack. He notes British losses, boer charges, and subsequent movements toward Tugela and Ladysmith with 200 prisoners taken.

London Chicago Inter- Ocean Botha Holland Colenso Tugela Heights Chieveley Imperial Light Horse Hlangwani Zoutpanseberg Swaziland Ladysmith Olivier Berger Cronje Free State Spionkop Burger Kop Prinsloo Carolina Burghers God

Blanch Hall beats odds for Belasco Zaza role breakthrough

Blanche Hall, after a harsh rejection for the lead in Belasco's Zaza, persists and wins a contract following a tense audition at Carnegie Lyceum. Her persistence and talent propel her to early success in theatre with Mrs Carter’s endorsement and later key roles in Sweet Clover.

The Kansas City Journal Blanche Hall David Belasco Jessie Mae Hall Belasco Carnegie Lyceum Zaza Belisco Miss Hall Miss Hull Carter Broadhurst Currie

Gentle occupation praise for women in laundry work

The speaker argues women of intelligence should enter the laundry trade to reduce washing in tenements where unseen clothes may harbor contagious diseases. The remark frames laundry work as a gentler, healthier option for society.

Leslie's Weekly New York

Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. Shocks Newport Crowd as Engine Stoker

The Philadelphia Press highlights Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. for working as a stoker between New York and Albany to learn firing engines. His hands on effort reflects his plan to master locomotive operations, with his fire box invention already drawing attention.

Holland Philadelphia Newport New York Central Railroad New York Albany Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr Vanderbilt New York Central System Cornelius Derbilt

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