Tribute in Powell County Court for William H. Clagett
The Powell County District Court adjourned after adopting resolutions honoring William H. Clagett. The remarks praised him as a pioneer Montana attorney, fearless and respected, with condolences to his family and a copy for the bereaved.
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Standard
Deer Lodge
District Court
William H. Clagett
Spokane
Wash
Montana
Congress
Powell County
Third Judicial District
O. B. O Bannon
E Scharnikov
J. M. Simpson
Transcript delays execution in Dotson case
Special Dispatch reports that the state appellate transcript for Clinton Dotson has been completed and sent to the Montana Supreme Court. The stay of execution means Dotson will remain jailed. a new trial denial could push a new date beyond year end.
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Deer Lodge
Clinton Dotson
Supreme Court of
Lee Kelley
Supreme Court
Dotson
W C T U State Convention Held at Stevensville
Mrs H W Gilchrist president of the Anaconda W C T U returned from Montana s Stevensville state convention where about 30 delegates attended and the event was praised as one of the most successful in state history A speaking contest awarded a gold medal to Mrs McCollough of Butte Stevensville hosted delegates with tours of local points.
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H. W. Gilchrist
Anaconda W. C. T. U
Stevensville
Anaconda
Charles Abeline Charged With Petit Larceny and Jailed
Charles Abeline was arrested yesterday on a petit larceny charge. He was found guilty and sentenced to 30 days in the county jail. J W Davis of a Mainville restaurant reported the theft of a ring from his vest by Abeline while the owner was occupied. Constable Rentz pursued the arrest in Mainville.
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Charles Abeline
J. W. Davis
Mainville
Rentz
Abeline
Davis
Ring found at spot of suspect’s prior stance
The ring was located at the place where the prisoner had been standing. The prisoner denied taking the ring and claimed the accusation was a setup to send him to jail.
Hayes Remains Safe in Deer Lodge Jail After Elk Park Capture
Patrick Hayes the accused killer of William J. McCaine rests under guards in Deer Lodge county jail. Fears of lynching exist if moved, and County Attorney Breen objects to transfer to Butte jail, awaiting Hayes health improvement before any decision.
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Patrick Hayes
William J. McCaine
Deer Lodge
Hayes
Silver Bow
Anaconda
Elk Park Canyon
Breen
Silver Bow County
Sheri Furey
Butte
The Royal Box at Margaret theater by Neill company
A Neill company production at the Margaret theater presents The Royal Box set in early 19th century London with a diplomat’s wife in a flirtation. James Clarence is the actor involved. the Prince of Wales intervenes to avert scandal. Performances by Neill, McVickers, Burton, Chapman and Srinney are praised as the audience enjoys a well paced drama with strong acting and a dramatic royal box scene.
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Royal Box
Margaret Theater
Neill Company
London
James Clarence
Prince of Wales
Coquette
Drury Lane
Prince
Mr. Neill
Clarence
Romeo
Montana
Frank McVickers
Mr. McVickers
Lord Bassett
Scott Seaton
Margaret
John W. Burton
Constable
Miss Chapman
Celia Pryse
Miss Srinney
Helen
Taven
Wilbur-Kirwin Opera Company Brings Mikado to Margaret
The Wilbur-Kirwin company on its 20th annual U S. tour appears at Margaret tonight with a full carload of costumes. Manager Wilbur boasts that no 1.50 company mounts finer and notes the ensemble’s polish outshines many high class outfits. The act has lasted 21 years with steady leadership and a growing bank balance despite others failing.
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Wilbur-Kirwin Opera Company
Margaret
Wilburs
United States
Wilbur
Died Playing Football at Brush College Field
Robert McWard, an instructor at Brush College, collapsed and died today while playing football with students in Pana NL.
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Pana
Robert McWard
Brush College
Can They Take Office Hoffman and Geary Face Move to Powell County
The Deer Lodge county commissioners elected in 1901 face a legal issue as Powell county is created from Deer Lodge. Hoff man and Geary reside in the new county, while Kelliher remains in the old area. If challenged, Judge Napton may appoint two new commissioners.
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Board of County Commissioners
Deer Lodge County
William Kelliher
Anaconda
James Geary
Helmville
H. B. Hoffman
Deer Lodge
Powell County
Hoffman
Geary
Messrs. Geary
Kelliher
Napton
Messrs
Geary and Hoffman
Btc
State Furnishing Board
State of
Montana
State Capitol
Helena, Mont
Helena
Mont
State Fur
Local notices and social updates drift through Montana city
A crowded city column lists events and arrivals from dances at A. O. H. hall to socials at Turner hall and Greig's bulb sale. It mentions Miss Walker's bead necklaces, Fior de Baltimore cigars, new Tolan Co stationery lines, optician services, a theater lost eye glasses, one death’s funeral at St. Paul’s, and travel notes for O. H. and Helena visits.
Local unions announce reorganizations and funeral notices
Notices from Machinists Nos. 29 and 88 in Anaconda and Butte, including a reorganization of the Order of Pendo, funeral arrangements for Mountain View lodge members, and a schedule of upcoming meetings. Also listed are patrons of Anaconda laundries switching to cash on delivery and coupon book discounts.
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Machinists
Anaconda
Butte
Mountain View Lodge
No. 29
Amion
Silverhall
John F. Ferris
A. K. Anderson
Johnson & Edgecombe
Model
R. T. Black & Co
Money Market Report Shows Week of Losses and Loans Rise
The Financier notes a weekly bank statement with a net loss to banks of 2 317 000. Interior money movements to St Louis and New Orleans totaled 1 335 000 while bonds and Treasuries added 3 023 300, yielding a 1 668 300 gain to banks from sub treasury operations. Loans increased 4 038 500 and deposits rose 2 425 200, with the surplus reserve down to 15 465 775.
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New York
Sub-Treasury
St. Louis
New Orleans
New Cold
Treasury
Driver kicked by horse on Pine Street
Edward Crog a delivery wagon driver for A C McKinnon company was kicked on both shins by the horse he was driving while delivering groceries on Pine street near Fifth last night about nine o clock.
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Brolin
East Third Street
Crag
Crog
Edward Crog
A. C. McKinnon Company
Pine Street
Fifth
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed
A druggist from Louisa praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy noting high customer demand and physician endorsement. The ad lists 25 cent bottles at local druggists in Anaconda Butte and nearby towns and recounts cures for paralysis and rheumatism while urging travelers to carry the remedy for diarrhea.
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A. M. Hughes
Louisa
Standard Drug Store
Smith Drug Store
Martin Drug Store
Anaconda
Butte
Henderson Grimett
Chamberlain
Geo. R. McDonald
Man
Logan County
W. Va
Fatal Automobile Accident Near West Point
Frederick H. Benedict son of E C Benedict dies when a 4000 pound automobile crashes on a slippery road near West Point. Granville Kane, guest of Benedict, is critically injured. Kane is linked to Delaney Kane Nicholas Kane and the Astor family. Benedict's first wife was Henry Flagler's daughter and his second was Frederick R Coudert’s daughter.
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West Point
N. Y
Frederick H. Benedict
E. C. Benedict
Granville Kane
Mr. Benedict
Benedict
Mr. Kane
Kane
New York
F. H. Benedict
Henry M. Flagler
Frederick R. Coudert
Delaney Kane
Nicholas Kane
John Jacob Astor
Kennedy Sues For 2 Million In Suit Against Everett
Henry Kennedy files in Los Angeles county to recover about 2 000 000 from Walter Everett claiming a 50 50 division of railroad banking and other concessions from the Mexican government. He says Everett secretly organized Chicago and Mexico corporations and started a railroad and a bank in Chiapas.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Henry Kennedy
Walter Everett
Kennedy
Everett
Chicago
Mexico
Ofhiapa
Conference over advance demands in Fall River mills
A three hour meeting between cotton mill operatives representatives and the Manufacturers' association executive committee failed to secure a 5 percent wage increase. The manufacturers again declined the demand, leaving the situation unchanged in Fall River Mass. October 19.
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Fall River
Mass
Manufacturers’ Association
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W. C. T. U. State Convention
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Denver
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Turner Hall
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1. X. L. Clothing
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Point
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F. H. Bostwick
Boston
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Red Rock Lake
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Mrs. Napton
L. F. Verberkmoes
Optician
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Order of Pendo
Thomas Mnott
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Margaret Theater Orchestra
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Fast Park Avenue
Horvath & Stokan
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Devine
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Robert W. Christian and
Fred I. Champlin
Bannack
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Great Falls
Rebekah Assembly
T. J. Flemming
Cherry Street
Co, O. D
Knights and Ladies of Security
Friendship Hall
Nellie Rankin
Olelda Nadeau
George Maten
James W. Hadley
Mr. Wright
P. Young
City
Ben Rosenstein
San Francisco
M. G. Schmidt
A. H. Blake
Sam Jones
Austin
Texas
D. Kaufman
N. A. Nisbett
Mr. Dyneus
C. Weisssmane
Duke Gist
Big Hole Basin
Robert W. C. Christian
Fred L. Champlin
Capital City Lodge
No. 15
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May McNeil
Kentucky
Standard Drug
Idaho
Justin
Washington
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Copper City Commercial Co
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the Lady
Clyde Fitch
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M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
B. C Norbeck
Geo. M. Hay8
Anaconda Business Directory
Warm Springs
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