Anaconda Ranchman James Mardis Dies in Gardiner Accident
James Mardis a prominent Gallatin valley ranchman was killed when his wagon ran away near Gardiner at Yellowstone park boundary. He was about 60, owned large Bozeman homes and ranch, leaves several children, and coroner will hold an inquest in Gardiner.
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Standard
Livingston
Gardiner
Yellowstone Park Boundary Line
James Mardis
Gallatin Valley
Mardis
Yellowstone
Daniels
Bozeman
Leard
Park Branch
Fort Benton Lightweight Challenges State Champion
Fort Benton Montana Oct 23 1901 Jack Kelly challenges any Montana lightweight to a 20 round bout for the state title before the club with the largest purse. He states he prefers meeting Jack Wade, current state champion, for a decision.
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Fort Benton
Montana
Jack Wade
Jack Kelly
Mont
Hit an Officer McDonald and Griffith in Park Avenue Assault
Special Officer Trudell confronted Jack McDonald and Griffith in Park Avenue near Park and Main last night. They allegedly abused him and Griffith struck several blows before Trudell subdued McDonald. Officer Marchion arrived and escorted both to the city hall. Bonds were posted and they face Judge Hayes today.
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Jack McDonald
Roagsle
Griffith
Trudell
Park Avenue
Park and Main
McDonald
Marchion
Judge Hayes
Miss Dennis to Lead Evangelist Mission in Helena District
Rev Jacob Mills of the Methodist Episcopal church announces Miss Mary M Dennis of Richmond Indiana will serve as evangelist for the Helena district this winter arriving mid November and remaining through April She has done effective work in Anaconda and Helena last winter.
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Miss Dennis
Jacob Mills
Methodist Episcopal Church
Helena
Mary M. Dennis
Richmond
Ind
Montana
Anaconda
Miss Walker's new wraps and social dances across town
The city page notes new wraps at Miss Walker's and a Peters dance at Turner hall tonight. A. Voss teaches piano at Short's. I. O. G. T. meets at Dewey hall tonight. An Austrian hall hosts a social dance tomorrow. Michael Barry, a carpenter for the B A P, was injured near the brickyard yesterday.
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Miss Walker's
Michael Barry
Turner Hall
Peters
Coke Dandruff Cure Endorsed by Senate Barber Shop
A letter from John Hickman Foreman of Official Barbers U S Senate testifies to Coke Dandruff Cure as a daily used remedy in the Senate barber shop for thirty eight years total hair tonics used by Wing period. Admiral George Dewey also endorses Coke Danoruff Cure praising its usefulness for hair scalp and overall skin condition.
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United States Senate
Washington, D. C
A. R. Bremer Company
Chicago
Sopitemen
Wing
John Hickman
U. S. Senate
George Dewey
Local bargains and notices fill Montana shoppers pages
In Anaconda and Butte listings, Strain's and Strain's Co. promote sales on vests pants flannel shirts and heavy comforts with 25c to 1.25 price points. The Montana hotel shows guests including J B Waltz from Helena and others. J L ate New Denver visitor. Hammerslough optician advertises watches and eye care.
California Jockey Club assures fair treatment to all horsemen
San Francisco reports the club directors declare in official notice that all horsemen in good standing will be received and treated equally, regardless of former affiliations in the turf war.
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San Francisco
New
California Jockey Club
Steamer Hating Damaged After Rock Crash
Victoria B C October 24 Surveys of the steamer Hating, wrecked near Sasquall Island a week ago, show considerable damage to stems and bulged plates. Estimated repair cost runs to twenty thousand dollars.
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Victoria
B. C
Sasquall Island
Wife of Fergus county man dies after childbirth
Illings October 4. The wife of Joseph Ashridge of Fergus county died this morning in this city from complications after childbirth. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon, then the remains will be sent to Lake Park Iowa for interment. Mr Ashridge is left with five young children.
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The
Standard
Illings
Joseph Ashridge
Fergus County
Lake Park
Iowa
Fire in stock car destroys eleven steer carcasses
A Northern Pacific stock train fire near Fort Keogh burned ten steers to death and injured eleven others, with one shot to end its suffering and another freed from the car. The blaze spread from hay in a rack, and after uncoupling the train was moved to a water tank in Miles City for extinguishment. Surviving steers were sold at $22 per head, with efforts to save them continuing.
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Standard
Miles City
Northern Pacific
J. Sands
Columbus
Smith, Haas & Co
Chicago
Fort Keogh
M'les City
W. F. Schmalsie
Wade Defeats Flynn In Dramatic Knockout Round Fifteen
Wade wins by knockout at 11 25 p m after a by the book brawl where Flynn bloodied and winded is stopped in the final round. Flynn delivers relentless heart punching but Wade lands decisive lefts to the jaw and nose throughout, sealing the victory.
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Flynn
Wade
Perent
Electric Belt claims cure for nervous weakness and vital ills
Promoter touts electricity as nature's remedy and offers an “Electric Belt” appliance worn around the body. He asserts his system cures weakness by supplying electricity, promises safe sponge electrodes, interchangeable batteries, and renewals when spent.
Electric cure claims for rheumatism and sexual weakness
An advertisement touts electricity as a cure for rheumatism and various male and general health issues. It promises rapid pain relief, potential cures within thirty days, and free literature along with postpaid books on nerve and vitality disorders. It warns only belts stamped Dr. Bennett are genuine and offers free advice and diagnosis.
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Bennett
Roosevelt and party return to Washington after trip
President Roosevelt and Miss Alice Roosevelt arrived in Washington at 1.20 am with Secretary Hay and others. Governor Bingham and Capt. Greenway accompanied the group as crowds cheered along the line from New Haven to Washington. Roosevelt planned to meet with staff and begin work at the White House immediately.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New Haven
Hay
Alice Roosevelt
Farmington
Conn
Bingham
J. C. Greenway
Yales
Wilkie
Secret Service
Philadelphia
Miss Roosevelt
Cowles
Cortelyou
White House
Permanent Census Bureau proposed by congress committees
Washington reports that census committees may back legislation to establish a permanent census bureau. Officials argue next census costs could be cut by leveraging current experience. A quinquennial manufacturing census is also suggested as part of reform.
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Washington
Congress
Merriam
Newbro's Herpicide Promises Cure for Dandruff Germ
The ad argues Lydia E. Pinkham's compound harms hair by drying it and causing loss. It claims dandruff is a germ disease from Dan drufft, destroying hair at the root. Newbro's Herpicide is promoted as the only product that kills the dandruff germ to let hair grow luxuriantly.
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Newbro
Census Progress Reported With Rapid 1910 Population Figures
The 1910 census work moves swiftly as the population of the United States and its new possessions is estimated near 100 million. The first volume of the population report will be published in December with the final report due by July next. Officials say principal reports are being produced more than three years ahead of the usual schedule.
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United States
Jeffries and Maher Matched for Baltimore Bout on Nov 8
Peter Maher the Irish champion will meet Jim Jeffries of California in Baltimore on November 8. The two figures were paired to box rounds in the city, setting a headline attraction for fight fans.
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Baltimore
Peter Maher
Jim Jeffries
California
Venezuela and Germany settle Porto Cabello incident
The Venezuelan government and the German legation have satisfactorily arranged the difficulty from the affray between German sailors and Porto Cabello police on Oct. 6. The sides reached agreement to prevent further incidents and restore good relations.
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Caracas
Venzuela
Legation
Porto Cabello
State Furnishing Board Secretary GEO M Hays
Geo M Hays serves as Secretary of the state furnishing board in Helena Montana guiding procurement and logistics for state needs.
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Geo. M. Hays
State Furnishing Board
Helena, Mont
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Anaconda News
James Madris
Dance Turner Hall
A. Voss
Piano
Short’s
Dewey Hall
Flor de
Down ii
West Park Avenue
Shell
Tolan Company
Ehret
J. Ll. Ate
New Denver, Colo
J. B. Waltz
W. G. Blatt
Detroit
IXL Clothing Store
Strain’s
Hammerslough’s
Verberckmoes
Optician
Copper City Com. Co
A. M. Walker
Butte
Henry Cohen
W. W. Johnson
Daniel Walsh
H. M. Bunker
F. C. Bailey
N. R. Cooper
New York
William G. Blatt
Mich
Gibbs
Louis Laet
W. D. Clenman
A. B. Blank
J. V. Collins
A. L. Castle
Quincy
M. A. Kruger
J. L. MacDonald
Denver
Ten Head
DR. Bennett Electric Belt CO
Union
Denver, Colo
Doc Flynn
Permanent Census Bureau
Congressional Committees
Lydia E
Pinkham’s Vegetable Com
Jeffries and Maher
Copper City Commercial Co
Paris
Ivan Caryll
Geo
Dainty Olive Ulrich As
Julie Bon Bon
Smith's
District Court
Third Judicial District
State of
County of
Deer Lodge
Louis J. Baker
George B. Winston
Petritz
City of
Florence D. Baker
Jouls J. Baker
State Capitol
Anaconda, Mont
United Sates
J. W. Mehargove
Tree Sox
the Cook Musical. Co
Curtis
Colo
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