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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1901

Page

4

Fire Alarm Telegraph Urged by Anaconda Chief

At a Missoula firemen convention Chief Robert Mentrum of the Anaconda department urged towns to install standard electrical fire alarm telegraphs. He warned against relying on phones alone, noting delays and misdirections, and said early alarms save lives and reduce losses.

Missoula Robert Mentrum Anaconda East Third Street Park @venue Bonner New York Fire Department Omece

Fire alarm telegraph urged for city protection

The article advocates adopting the fire alarm telegraph to quicken response times. It suggests small departments attach an electrical striker to their tower bell with a front box on the engine house, enabling faster alerts and freeing crews to respond. It recommends widespread deployment and choosing the best apparatus as the cost is low and benefits high.

Anaconda Business College football to play Butte team

The Anaconda Business College senior football squad will travel to Butte on Sunday to face the Butte Business College eleven in a first meeting this year between local and out-of-town teams. A Oct 20 return game is slated in Anaconda. Johnny Keys will miss the game due to a sore hand. The lineup includes Griffith center Bryan Sullivan Marchion Sullivan Anderson Plunkett Hughes Rhue Vernier Leonard Showers in the backfield with Showers at quarterback.

Anaconda Business College Butte Butte Business College Anaconda Johnny Keys Griffith Bryan Sullivan Marchion Anderson Plunkett Hughes Rhue Vernier Leonard Showers

Accidents At Foundry Leave Two Men Injured

Victor Bowen suffered severe burns to the head and face after molten copper explosion caused by a fellow worker dropping wet caulking clay into a pot of metal. He resides at 510 East Third Street and eye injuries will take days to assess. W H Peterson had a finger amputated at the first joint of the left hand after catching it in moving machinery at the foundry.

Victor Bowen St. Ann's Hospital Bowen East Third Street W. Peterson

Hunting for Hawkins at Margaret Theater Promises New Vaudeville

Advance sale suggests a good crowd for Hunting for Hawkins at the Margaret theater. The show features many new vaudeville acts and song numbers by John L. Kearney Bertie Conway Mamie Conway Frank C C Young and Jessie De Voie with a fresh dancing act.

Margaret Theater Hawkins John L. Kearney New York Bertie Conway Mamie Conway Frank CC. Young Jessie de Voie Chinatown America

King of the Opium Ring at the Margaret theater

The Margaret theater screens King of the Opium Ring next Monday evening with Minnie Tittell Brune as Theodora. The melodrama promises thrilling climaxes and realistic depictions of opium scenes and police chases, supported by a strong company, elaborate scenery, and striking stage pictures.

the Margaret

Reader Thanks Standard for Brady Correction

A letter to the editor thanks the Standard for correcting an assertion about James Brady. The writer now believes the corrected man is not the Brady they knew, expressing satisfaction with the clarification.

James Brady Brady N.imo

Motion on pleadings in Barnhill v Mactwallum Cloutier continues

In the case M I Barnhill v Mactwallum and Cloutier the motion for judgment on the pleadings was argued and continued. A Beckstead v Northern Pacific railroad settlement of the bill of exceptions continued. In the estate matter of Conn O Donnell the petition of Joseph A Hughes for letters of administration was filed and Saturday Oct 9 set for hearing.

M. I. Barnhill Mactwallum & Cloutier A. Beckstead Northern Pacific Railroad Conn. O'Donnell Joseph A. Hughes

Deer Lodge valley man faces arrest for alleged assault

Warren Stevens, about 60, alleges George Bramly struck him in the back of the head last Wednesday at Notstien Ranch. Stevens, bleeding from ears and nose, was treated by Dr. Snyder and moved to the city. A warrant was issued by Justice Quake. Bramly was later located and arrested by Constable Rentz in Stuart.

Justice of the Peace George Bramly Deer Lodge Valley Warren Stevens Stevens Dewey House Anaconda Notstien Stuart Bramly Mr. Noistien Rentz

Road Schedule Fragments From Early Morning Time Grid

Fragmented OCR shows a timetable with multiple lines of New Works at various hours from 6:20 a.m. to 10 p.m. across a street path. Mentions Bee hs Bicrece FeO and unclear entries with repeated New Works blocks.

Third Street Rom New Works Bee Bicrece Feo WU Orme Ccccd

Greenwood admits concealed weapons guilt and $25 fine

Munroe Greenwood says he faced conflict with BE McKenna at the mill before arrest. He explains he armed himself after McKenna threatened him with a gun. Greenwood pleads guilty to carrying concealed weapons and notes McKenna did not cause his discharge.

Munroe Greenwood Greenwood McKenna

Local meat market sold. business continues at new address

Notice states the meat market at 412 Ki Park Avenue has been sold to Wenger and Bourne ere. Walker and Gibbs remain in the meat business at 19 Main Street to settle all accounts.

Park Avenue Wenger & Bourbonniere Main Street Walker & Gibbs

Eagles to Meet at Friendship Hall Sunday Oct 6

The Eagles announce a meeting at Friendship Hall, 213 East Commercial Avenue, on Sunday October 6. Addressed by F. G. Achilles, Worthy Secretary, noting business of especial importance.

Friendship Hall East Commercial Avenue F. G. Achilles

Order to Show Cause for Sale of Real Estate in Estate Case

In Deer Lodge County Montana the District Court orders all interested parties in the Louis J. Baker estate to appear on October 12, 1901 at 9:30 AM in Anaconda to show cause why the administratrix Florence D. Baker should be allowed to sell necessary portions of the decedent's real estate. The notice appears in the Anaconda Standard. Judge Welling Napton dated September 1, 191.

District Court Third Judicial District State of Montana Deer Lodge Matt Pozega Ves Yaga Pozega Matt Potega Wocilvoe Austria George Francovich Anaconda Mont County Hospital Board of County Commissioners Phil, Greenan Louis J. Baker Florence D. Baker Anaconda Standard Welling Napton

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