Unknown man found murdered on Butte Anaconda line
A mutilated body of an unknown man was discovered on the Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway about a mile west of Gregson Springs. Coroner Joseph Hughes took the body to Anaconda and an inquest was expected. Investigators found severed legs, facial wounds, and a broken whiskey bottle on the roadbed. railroad officials ordered an immediate inquiry to determine the circumstances.
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Conda & Pacific Railroad Company
Gregson Springs
Joseph Hughes
Littl
Anaconda
Hughes
M.L. Dean
Butte
Ing
Delay Wood Camp
Greeson Springs
Allen Returns to City Prom Mine with Rich Gold Nuggets
W R Allen returns from French Gulch to report cleaner up operations over ten days. He displays nuggets including a large one worth about 25 dollars and quartz with thick gold. He notes two hydraulics and a dredge at work to clear boulders and tailings and says work will resume in May on a larger scale. Fischer's Margaret Theater orchestra provides music. G Fischer, musical director.
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W. R. Allen
French Gulch Creek
Allen
Election certificates approved for county and state nominees
County Clerk Philip Greenan approved nomination certificates for county officers and state candidates. Democratic John M. Evans and Jere B. Leslie lead congress and associate justice races. Republicans Joseph M. Dixon and William M. Holloway. Socialists George Sproule and Cameron Wood. Labor Martin Dee and Holloway. People's party Martin Dee and Holloway. Ballot design excludes straight-ticket voting to curb illiterate voting. seven party columns arranged as listed. Bids for St Peter Church addition in Anaconda invited with 10 percent bid deposit.
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Philip Greenan
Greenan
George M. Hays
The
Supreme Court
Congress
John M. Evans
Missoula
Jere B. Leslie
Great Falls
Joseph M. Dixon
William M. Holloway
Bozeman
Socialist Party
George RB. Sproule
South Main Street
Helena
Wood
Cameron
Chico
Labor Party
Martin Dee
Butte
People's Party
Republican Party
Deer Lodge Labor Party
Union Aids Strikers In Montana Typographical Strike
The Typographical union No. 25 met in Montana and decided each member should contribute $1 weekly during the strike. With about 36 members this amounts to $6 per week from the local, aiding the 100,000 families affected. President James Lynch and Secretary Briomwood of the International Typographical union will visit Anaconda this week for a social session with locals.
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Montana
Typographical Union No
James Lynch
Briomwood
International Typographical Union
Anaconda
Weather Bureau In School At Anaconda High
Prof W F Clutton of Anaconda high school starts a weather bureau in class. Pupils take temperature thrice daily, record atmospheric pressure, and tabulate cloud varieties for study. A stock broker A J Cummings is noted with quotations.
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W. F. Clutton
Anaconda High School
Tudy
Bonds Filed and Approved for Guardians in Minor Estates
Clerk William S. Thomas approved guardian bonds on real estate sales for Paul Obertreis and James H. Mills Jr. The Obertreis bond totals 3500 dollars and Mills bond totals 700 dollars.
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Paul Obertreis
Guardian
John Houseworth
William S. Thomas
James H. Mills, Jr
James H. Mills
Sweden Natives Declare Intentions for U.S. Citizenship
Four Swedish natives Axel Julian Johnson Ernest Bloomquist Gus Nyberg and Fritz Leonard Larson declared their intentions yesterday to become United States citizens.
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Sweden
United States
Axel Julian Johnson
Ernest Bloomquist
Gus Nyberg
Fritz Leonard Larson
Voters Registering Quietly in Deer Lodge County
Registration offices opened yesterday for the first time this fall but saw little rush. Some districts signed more voters than others, with an average of about 40 names per district.
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Deer Lodge County
Registry Agent Hynes Announces Deer Lodge Registration
I Henry Hynes registry agent for election district 45 Deer Lodge Montana opens voter books October 13 to October 25 1902 at city hall for the November 4 1902 county election. Office hours 9 am to 9 am and 1 pm to 6 pm.
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Thomas Devine
Deer Lodge
Montana
Birch Street
Deer Lodge County
State of
I. Henry S. Neal
Deertedne County
East Commercial Avenue
Anaconda
Henry 8. Neal
I. Henry Redmond
State of Montana
Stone Building
Hickory Street
Henry Redmond
I. Henry Hynes
City Hall
A. PD
Henry Hynes
Hugh Early
Washoe Smelter
Carroll
Donohue Block
East Park Avenue
Thos
Roland
Pine Street
Moncana
Thomas Boland
Henry Casper
Montane
John Welton
Modesty
Emmon
Lest Creek
Mill Creek
O. Fuller
Stuart
EF. Girard
Warm Springs
Warm Springs Creek
Nellie
Cable
Georgetown
Silver Lake
Edward $. Parker
Ditritt No
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