Death in Crystal saloon puzzles police and coroner
The mysterious death of John North in the Crystal saloon near Cedar street and Park avenue sparks calls for an autopsy. Burn injuries, likely from steam or hot water, and possible morphine use are discussed as causes, with a coroner's jury returning death from unknown causes.
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John North
Crystal Saloon
North
Ags
Cedar Street
Park Avenue
S. J. Courtney
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway Company
Albert Trude
Condi
M. W. Feenan
J .M. Sigh
Irrelevant Pennant Rivalry Across League
The text suggests teams are indifferent to which city wins the pennant, with no strong preference shown for any town in the league. It frames the outcome as of little consequence to the clubs involved.
Funeral for C. A. Fleischman in Anaconda
One of Anaconda's largest funerals was held Saturday for C. A. Fleischman who died at St. Ann's hospital. About 200 members from the Mill and Smelter men's union Woodmen of the World and Women of Woodcraft attended. The procession accompanied the body from Edward Heimbeck's residence to the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
C. A. Feischman
Duluth
Minn
Mr. Fleischman
St. Ann's Hospital
Mill and Smeltermen's Union
Woodmen of the World
City notes and arrivals highlight Anaconda social scene
National Union and United Moderns meet tonight while the Sons of Hermann plan a grand mask ball on Monday November 17. Visitors include A Ralston of Chicago, Dr A Borgin of Garnet, Frank Nase of St. Louis, J P Porter of Spokane, Edward F Rice of Rochester NY, Julius Sultan of San Francisco and others. Local stores advertise bargains and events at the Montana hotel area and Margaret theater hosts the Von Yonson company to a small audience. The Great Northern offers a daily sleeping car to Minneapolis without change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Great Northern Railway
Anaconda
Minneapolis and
St. Paul
Spokane Fans Push for a Winning Team Next Year
Western Union official L. Hansel reports Spokane fans vow to redeem a tail-end season by securing a winning team next year. Local sentiment blames manager Grim for losses, with Doc Brown and Harry Green noting manager choice pending this week. Expansion talk includes Salt Lake City and Ogden. new ground could cost thousands.
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L. Hansel
Western Union
Spokane
Grom
Doc Brown
Harry Green
Gr'm
Portland
Vigneux
Prospecta
Feld
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Earley to Open Sixth District Registration Office
Hugh Earley registration agent for the sixth district will open his office at 900 East Sixth Street on Wednesday at 9 o clock in the morning for one day only. The office serves the Eighth and Ninth precincts and will provide registration services.
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Hugh Earley
East Sixth Street
A Story of the Shah for Parisian Women
Amusing tales recount the shah's daily influx of letters and requests. Many women send billets dreaming of brief meetings, hoping the interview would make a vivid tea table story.
Shah of Persia a Philosopher King in Love with Silence
A writer recalls the Persian shah as a prudent monarch who guards jewels and avoids deceit with women who seek gifts. He notes the women’s illusion and the shah’s calm philosophy, joking that granting every admirer a jewel would empty his treasury.
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Persia
Gypsy Brides Arrive for Chicago Suburb Wedding Festivities
Three Bosnian gypsy maidens aged 16, 15, and 14 travel from Europe to face arranged marriages with George Stanley, Charles Stanley, and John Locke in Maywood near Chicago. Festivities include feasts, dancing, and nightly gun salutes as tribes prepare for a joint wedding with tribes from the city outskirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Inter Ocean
M.rers
Maywood
Chcago
Europe
Bosnia
George Stanley
Charles Stanley
John Locke
Elkana
Throweh
Eliana
America
Rosnia
Fashion seals doom for the squirrel skins
The Chicago Tribune notes fashion's demand for squirrel fur signals a looming decline as the United States exhausts domestic supplies and Europe is asked to supply the market. It complains there is no society to save skins from fashion and mentions other furs facing disappearance as traps continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
United States
Europe
Squirrels and Seasons End as Forests Lose a Favorite
The passage laments hunting and timber pressures that threaten the squirrel, a longtime forest attraction. It notes future generations may question hunter fees and tree life versus the nimble animal, while reflecting on warmth and sea winds.
Rabbi Hirsch Sees Genesis as Myth Reflecting Humanity
Dr. Emil G. Hirsch of Temple Israel argued Genesis is a myth not science or truth. He said the tale of the first man illustrates the entire race and that unity of the races is emphasized. He rejected Jewish racial exceptionalism and the aim to reclaim a state in Jerusalem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil G. Hirsch
Congregation of Temple Israel
Dr. Hirsch
Jerusalem
Hair Loss Benetowned by Typhoid Sufferer Mary Gregovich
Mrs. Mary Gregovich of Philipsburg Montana writes of typhoid fever causing hair loss and bald spots. After using Newbro's Herpicide recommended by a doctor to Philipsburg she reports reduced shedding and new growth with dandruff cured. The ad urges sending 10 cents for a sample to The Herpicide Co Detroit Michigan.
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Mary Gregovich
Philipsburg
Mont
Newbro
The
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Registration Books Open In Anaconda For Deer Lodge Voters
Henry Redmond Registry Agent for Election District No 2 Deer Lodge County Montana announces registration books open at the Stone Building corner Commercial and Hickory streets Anaconda from October 18 to October 24 1902 for the upcoming November 4 1902 election. Office hours 9 a m to 9 p m daily including a special October 27 1902 session 9 a m to 9 p m for sick or absent voters to register.
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State of Montana
Stone Building
Hickory Street
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Registry Agent's Notice for Deer Lodge Districts 4 and 5
Henry Hynes, registry agent for Deer Lodge County Montana, opens registration for the November 4, 1902 election on October 13 through October 24. Office hours are 9 am to 9 pm, 1 pm to 6 pm, and 7 pm to 10 pm daily. Extra session at the city hall October 27 from 9 am to 9 pm for late or disability registrants.
Notice of Registration in Deer Lodge Montana Election Districts 6 and 7
Notice by I Thomas Devine registry agent for election districts 6 and 7 Deer Lodge Montana page shows registration at 213 Birch Street from October 25 to November 4 1902 daily 9 am to 9 pm with a special session October 27 1902 9 am to 9 pm for sick disabled or absent voters to register official in charge Thomas Devine Deer Lodge County Montana.
Registry Notice for Deer Lodge Election District 3
Henry S Neal registry agent in Deer Lodge County Montana will open the registration books October 1 1902 at 218 East Commercial Avenue Anaconda and continue to October 25 1902 for the November 4 1902 county election. A special session October 27 1902 9 am to 8 pm registers voters unable to register due to sickness disability or absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Henry S. Neal
Deer Lodge County
State of Montana
Commercial Avenue
Anaconda
A. D
Deer Lodge
Montana
Henry 8. Neal
State of
Registration Books Open in Deer Lodge Precinct 89
I Hugh Early registry agent for Deer Lodge precinct 89 opens the registration books at Donohue block East Park Avenue from October th to October 25 1902 to register qualified voters for the November 4 1902 election. This notice lists Washoe Smelter and Carroll districts and mentions disability or absence as reasons to register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Hugh Early
Washoe Smelter
Carroll
Deer Lodge County
State of Montana
Donohue Block
East Park Avenue
A. D
Deer Lodge
Montana
Hugh Early
Notice by Deer Lodge Election District Registry Agent
Notices hereby given that I Henry Redmond registry agent in and for election district No 2 Deer Lodge. Public notice of official duties filed for district elections and processing of registration in Deer Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Redmond
Deer Lodge
Notice by Deer Lodge County Election Registry Agent
Notice is hereby given that I, Thos Boland, registry agent in and for election district No 1, Deer Lodge County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos, Boland
Deer Lodge County
Open Registration Books in Anaconda for Deer Lodge Election
The state of Montana will open the registration books at 514 Pine Street Anaconda from October 13 to October 25 1902 for registering qualified voters of Deer Lodge County. The registrar will be in his office October 27 1992 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. to register Thomas Boland Registry Agent in Election District No 1 Deer Lodge County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Thomas Devine
Deer Lodge County
State of Montana
Birch Street
Dover Lodge
Montana
Pine Street
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Thomas Boland
Registration Notice for Deer Lodge Districts 10 to 14
Henry Casper, registry agent for Deer Lodge County Montana, announces registration book openings at multiple precinct sites from October 13 to 25 for the November 4 election. He will also be at Warm Springs Oct 27 to register voters unable to attend due to sickness disability or absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Casper
Deer Lodge
State of
Montana
John Welton
Modesty
Emmon
Lost Creek
M. D M. Co
Mill Creek
C. O. Fulers
Stuart
E. Girard
Warm Springs
State of Montana
Deer Lodge County
Registration Notice for Deer Lodge Montana District 6
Edward B Parker registry agent announces open registration at his Warm Springs Creek residence from Oct 13 to Oct 25 1909 for the impending November 4 1902 election in Deer Lodge Montana. Office hours 9 am to 9 pm with additional sites Georgetown Cable Silver Lake Blue Eyed Nellie precincts and a final Oct 27 session for qualified voters unable to register due to illness or absence.
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Warm Springs Creek
Deer Lodge
Montana
Nellie
Cable
Georgetown
Silver Lake
Mal Sheean
O Ct
John Roach
Get
Ben Moss
Blue-Eyed Nellie
Edward
Parker
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