Two petty prisoners receive sixty day sentences in Anaconda
In Anaconda Police Court Peter Johnson pleads guilty to petty larceny and draws 60 days in the county jail. Peter Swanson gets 60 days for street nuisance and vagrancy. A rape charge against Charles Coleman is reduced to assault in the third degree with six months jail time.
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J. M. Kennedy
Justice of the Peace
Frank Kennedy
Peter Johnson
Chief White
Metropolitan Lodging House
E. C
Brackett
Kennedy
Charles Coleman
M. A. Matthews
Front Street
Coleman
Mainville
Rnanda
Shot Echoes Through Oak and Front Streets Neighborhood
At about 11 o clock last night a pistol fired near Oak and Front streets caused a crowd to form. Police and sheriff’s officers searched the area but found no gunman. Authorities believe a man under the influence may have fired the shot and fled the scene.
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Oak
Front Streets
Kentucky
Red Men's Ball at Turner Hall Draws 70 Couples
Tendai tribe No 2 Improved Order of Red Men held its annual ball at Turner Hall with about seventy couples in the grand march. Margaret theater orchestra provided the music and William Larson was floor manager with a arranging committee of A Wilds Charles Hawthorne and James Burke.
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Turner Hall
Margaret Theater Orchestra
William Larson
A Wilds
Charles Hawthorne
James Burke
Feout the City Hibernian Hall Event
Saturday evening at Hibernian hall a noted speaker appears for a city event. The program includes remarks and community discussion. Local residents are invited to attend this civic engagement.
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Hibernian Hall
Frank Higgins
James Donovan
Maemors
Modern Woodmen Meet Tonight and Dancing at Austrian Hall
Local notices list events and social visits. J F Liebe of Butte paid Anaconda a visit yesterday while H B Hoffman of Deer Lodge and James G Evans visited Anaconda city yesterday. Daily social rounds include music shops and cash prize plans at local stores.
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J. FE. Liebe
Butte
H. B. Hoffman
Deer Lodge
Chinese Statesman Executed After Commuted Banishment
Confirmation from Washington that Chang Yet Noon, former Chinese minister to the United States, was executed by beheading on July 20. Once banished to Kashgaria after empress dowager halted reform, his demise follows the occupation of Pekin and reflects his noted liberal influence and high stature in Chinese affairs.
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Washington
Chang Yet
Theormer
United States
Chang
Kashgaria
Pekin
China
Russia's Independent China Policy Surfaces in Cable
A St. Petersburg dispatch notes Russia will act independently of the concert of powers in China. Officials see this as consistent with pacific aims and long standing diplomatic efforts to resolve issues without force. The move comes as Germany escalates a military push and the Paotingfu expedition proceeds.
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Washington
St. Petersburg
Russia
China
Germany
Paotingfuo
Meade
Basis of negotiations in Paris as powers accept French note
Oct 14 cabinet at the Elysee reports that all powers accept the French note as basis for negotiations. Li Hung Chang orders Black Flags and Kwang Si troops in Hunan to halt their march toward Shanfu and return to Canton.
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Paris
Elysee Palace
M. Delcasse
Li Hung Chang
Hunan
Shanfu
Canton
Missionaries Cameron Safe By Letter From China
Denver pastor Rev Joshua Gravet received a letter assuring the safety of Mr and Mrs Allen N Cameron long missing since June 1 as they reached Shanghai with fellow missionaries in August They planned to return to Tientsin in October and urged funds and more workers for China.
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Denver
Colo
Joshua Gravet
Galilee Baptist Church
Allen N. Cameron
China
Cameron
Shanghai
Tientsin
Librarian Sir Henry Dyke Acland Radcliffe Dies at Oxford
Sir Henry Wentworth Dyke Acland Radcliffe, Oxford University librarian since 1851, died today. Age not stated in the fragment.
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London
Henry Wentworth Dyke Acland Radcliffe
Oxford University
Market Briefs From London and North American Exchanges
London update shows Atchison and Eastern Carolina rail stocks mixed with UP preferred and N P preferred at notable percentages. Grand Trunk and Anaconda commodities trends listed, bar silver around 2 3/4 per ounce with small percentage shifts noted.
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London
Atchison
Ts. N. P
Grand Trunk
Wool Auction Sales Show Steady Trade In London
London October reports a wool sale with 14.04 bales offered. American representatives secured several good lines of greasy grades while some merinos and scoured goods were withdrawn. A sale of superior combing used well with Cape of Good Hope and Natal greasy wools quiet and snow whites fairly competitive. Attendance was large.
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London
Cape of Good Hope
Early voter registration urged in Anaconda districts
The Anaconda registration offices report light turnout with more activity in the afternoon. Voters are reminded to enroll early, as district boundaries are given and naturalized citizens must show papers or provide affidavits witnessed by two citizens.
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Anaconda
Pine Street
First Ward
Maple Street
Westark Avenue
Main Street
Sheep Gulch
Lost Creek
Petritz
Main
Cherry Street
City Hall
Chestnut
Mast Third Street
Alder Street
Mast Sixth Street
Cash Grocery Co Promotes Genuine Nebraska Snow Flake Flour
The Deer Lodge store announces it handles Wells Abbott Nieman genuine Nebraska Snow Flake flour and emphasizes it is the exclusive Deer Lodge supplier.
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Cash Grocery Co
Deer Lodge
Wells, Abbott & Nieman
Nebraska
A. O. H. Fair Closes With Final Contests Ambitious Crowd
The A. O. H fair drew the largest attendance yet but receipts fell short of expectations. A large Butte Hibernian contingent may arrive tonight on a special train as the fair’s last night features contests won by May Hoyt Mamie Shugrue Mamie Kleinhans and W M Walsh. A novelty event between Mrs George Murnham and Mrs Morony promises an extension table. A grand ball closes the Hibernian fair tomorrow night in the A H hall with all invited.
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Hibernians
Butte
May Hoyt
Mail Box Replaced After Runaway Team Incident
Postmaster Alex Devine and another man used a pick and shovel and a crowbar to reset the iron post supporting the mailbox in front of the post office. The box has been moved back to its old place and is ready for use after being knocked down Monday.
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Alex Devine
Ofice
Infant in Pink Dress Detained After Wandering From Anaconda
George Sullivan an infant in a pink dress was brought to the city jail in Butte from Helena yesterday after wandering to Great Falls and Helena. He is in the county jail awaiting relatives from Anaconda to claim him.
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George Sullivan
Butte
Helena
Great Falls
Anaconda
Two Drunks Arrested for Disturbance of the Peace
Two men were arrested last night accused of disturbing the peace. One gave the name Savage and the other Wisler. they will be tried today in police court.
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Savage
Wisler
Denver Rail Directors Re-elect Old Guard at Annual Meeting
In Denver Colorado on October 16 the retained Denver and Rio Grande directors were re-elected. The slate includes George Coppell Richard T Wilson William Mertens Charles Beaman J Edward Simmons Arthur Coppell John L Welch Edward T Jeffery and Edward Wolcott. Directors will convene in New York City mid November to elect officers. Stockholders praised progress of the road over the past year.
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Denver
Colo
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Denver & Rio Grande Company
George Coppell
Richard T. Wilson
William Mertens
Charles «©. Beaman
J. Edward Simmons
Arthur Coppell
John L. Welch
Edward T. Jeffery
Edward Wolcott
New York City
Independent Candidate for Deer Lodge Coroner
A candidate declares independence for the coroner position in Deer Lodge Isanar ew, identifying A Harden Brook as the aspirant. The announcement signals a local bid without party affiliation and frames the race as a personal candidacy.
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Deer Lodge Isanar
Notice to Taxpayers for 19W Taxes Due in Anaconda
Taxes for the year 19W are due at the county treasurer's office. If unpaid by November 20, 1900 at 6 p.m., a 10 percent penalty is added. Dated October 16, 1900 in Anaconda. Signed by PrP. b. TWOHY, County Treasurer.
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Anaconda
Prp
B. Twohy
Anaconda City Levies Sprinkling District Tax 1900
City council of Anaconda Montana approves a special assessment for sprinkling district No 1 for 1900. The levy is 4 cents per near foot on property bordering district streets. City Clerk Jos Peters certifies the resolution and seals it dated October 16 1900.
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City of
Anaconda
State of Montana
Deer Lodge
A. D
Peters
Tealous Advocates Endorsement of Electric Belt Claims
A vendor touts a patented water chamber sponge electrode belt with interchangeable battery cells and claims it cures a wide range of male and general health issues. He promises testimonials and a free book, urging readers to request Truthful health papers and a three month trial of a periodical.
Notice to Property Owners in Sprinkling District Ne
Notice states city council resolution levies a tax of four cents per linear foot on property bordering sprinkled streets for 1900. It lists lots, owners, and tax amounts and is open for five days from October 17 1900 for inspection. Objections will be heard at the city hall on the regular monthly session in November. City Clerk JoB Peters.
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Sach
Job. Peters
City of
Anaconda
Notice to Creditors Estate of James Riddle Deceased
Notice is given by the administratrix Emily Tucker of the estate of James Riddle Deceased to creditors and all persons with claims to exhibit them within four months after the first publication. Claims must be presented at 608 Mast Commercial Avenue Anaconda Deer Lodge County Montana. Dated October 16 1900.
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James Riddle
Mast Commercial Avenue
Anaconda
Mont
Deer Lodge
State of Montana
Emily Tucker
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