Van Liew Named Popular Blast Furnace Superintendent
W R Van Liew has been chosen as the popular blast furnace superintendent and will proceed to assume duties in Globe. The appointment signals continuity in the management of the facility and its operations.
Van Liew Named Superintendent of Old Dominion Smelter
W R Van Liew of Washoe Smelting at Anaconda leaves for Globe Arizona to take charge as superintendent of the Old Dominion Copper companys smelting plant The move ends his tenure with Washoe and is welcomed by supporters but lamented by Montana associates who will miss his presence
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W. R. van Liew
Washoe
Anaconda
Globe, Ariz
Old Dominion Copper Company
van Liew
Washoe Company
Old Dominion
Montana
Van Liew Leaves Anaconda Smelting Role After Six Years
Mr. Van Liew's six years in Anaconda built many friendships and a strong reputation as a skilled chemist and smelter supervisor. He rose from refinery worker to blast furnace head at the old Anaconda works and later led at Washoe. His departure will be felt by workers and social circles alike, with organizers noting his popularity and expertise. Garland stoves and ranges awarded first prize Paris 1900 Buffalo 1901.
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Anaconda
Anaconda Company
Washoe Company
Washoe
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Buffalo
Letters for residents at Anaconda post office listed
The Anaconda post office holds letters for numerous men women and foreigners including Angus L Augier Martin Allen N M Barker Jake Buslington H L Bellain Joseph Couture George W Creek E Chase Tom Darling and many others across local and foreign categories. Also listed are names under the Salvation Army office in charge and multiple foreign correspondents.
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Anaconda
Angus L. Augier
Martin Allen
N. M. Barker
Jake Buslington
H. L. Bellain
Joseph Couture
A. §. Castig
George W. Creek
E. Chase
Tom Darling
Mr. Dubly
J. K. Hanna
H. T. Harrison
J. H. Hasford
R. P. Jackson
Vesper Judy
Robert Ketley
S. Kline
M. FE. Woolridge
Ernest Verve
O. D. Anderspon
Charles Ahern
John L. Botten
J. N. Currie
J. F. Johnsson
Milton Reed
Aranias Rivet
Owen McKenna
Margy
J. E. Malone
Theo Dor Waerslin
T. ©. Richey
Democrats Rally at Gregson Springs Draws Local Crowd
About 100 residents attended a rally at Gregson Springs last night. Speakers included P. V. Ryan Tim Crowley and Martin, with an enthusiastic reception throughout the event.
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Gregson's Springs
P. V. Ryan
Tim Crowley
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Winter Blanket and Comforter Sale at Discount Prices
W 4 gray Olympia blankets priced at $1.00 a pair and 10-4 natural all wool California blankets at $3.50 and $4.00 a pair. 19-4 natural all wool California extra fine at $4.50 and $5.00 a pair. 11-4 natural all wool California very fine and heavy at $26.00 and $87.50 a pair. Full size cotton filled comforters at $1.00 $1.25 and $1.40 each. Also full size cotton and down filled comforters at $2.50 $3.00 $3.50 and $4.00. These comforters are claimed to be worth much more.
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Castor
Woron
Abe
Soe
Bae
California
Rallies for the Week in City Hall for Wards One Four
Democratic rallies are planned in Turner hall this evening for First and Second wards with speakers Judge Trippet PF R Carton and J H Duffy. A Tuesday night rally at city hall for Third and Fourth wards will feature J R Boarman J C Hagegey Dennis O Leary and William Devine. The events start a series to energize campaign efforts ahead of the election. Secretary Martin of the county central committee calls the rallies engaging and aimed at sustaining momentum two years out.
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PF. R. Carton
J. H. Duffy
J. R. Boarman
J. C. Hagegey
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William
Martin Martin
Democratic County Central Committee
Local Notables Feature in Ledger of Horace Lewis and Sprague Era
Prominent residents Horace Lewis and George R. Sprague are noted alongside Thurston Hall, George Cowen, Horace Newman, and W. S. Miller in a community roster. The list also highlights Misses Marie Harriott, Fannie Sprague, Portia Albee, Henrietta Newman, and Maude Cilla, reflecting a social snapshot of the period.
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Horace Lewis
George R. Sprague
Thurston Hall
George Cowen
Horace Newman
W. S. Miller
O. B. Smith
Marie Harriott
Fannie RB. Sprague
Portia Albee
Henrietta Newman
Maude Cilla
Donation acknowledged for anthracite strike relief in 1909
R B Peckham receives a letter from W B Wilson thanking Anaconda citizens for a 456 donation to aid strike workers in the anthracite coal fields. The note, dated Oct 20 1909 from Indianapolis, expresses hope the funds improve conditions and harmony between miners and employers. Wilson signs fraternally. The best hotel is the Leland.
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R. B. Peckham
W. B. Wilson
Anaconda
Indianapolis
Ind
Mont
National Organization of the United Mine Workers
Ieans
Ex-Convict Threatens Judge’s Family in Richmond Terrace Visit
An ex-convict named Clark visited County Judge Stephen D. Stephens at Richmond terrace and vowed to kill the judge’s wife and then the judge. The maid alerted the judge, the man was arrested en route to the office, and authorities were notified.
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New York
Clark
Stephen D. Stephens
Richmond Terrace
Judge Stephens
Amusements at Margaret Theater Monday Evening
The play A Poor Relation stars Sol Smith Russell in a gentle natural comedy. Horace Lewis leads a strong company managed by Fred Gi Berger, delivering a calm performance praised for quiet sentiment and stage value.
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Sol Smith Russell
Margaret Theater
Horace Lewis
Russell
Fred Gi. Berger
Berger
Noah Vale
Van Arsdale Fatally Struck in Robbery Near Junction City
In Kentucky, farmer H C Van Arsdale was killed after opening his door to a cry for help. He was struck with an axe and robbed of 40 dollars. Bloodhounds traced the scent to a negro hut and then to two white men living on the farm who confessed to calling him. Names not learned.
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Junction City
van Arsdale
Jacksons Barred From Slander Case by Chicago Judge
Judge Burke grants injunction restraining Mrs Carrie Jackson and her husband Dr William FL Jackson from making or publishing slanderous statements in pending matter in Chicago.
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Chicago
Til
Burke
Carrie Jackson
William FL Jackson
Restraining Order Involving Dr. David B. Fonda Case
A Sherman house restraining order bars interference with Dr. David B. Fonda and against slandering him. It requires defendants to stop hindering Fonda in his practice and from disposing of his books instruments and personal effects alleged to have been transferred to Mrs. Jackson in January 1898.
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Sherman House
David B. Fonda
Jackson
JD Fonda
Fonda
Bogota Arrives at Panama Harbor Amid Revolution Tidings
A Panama dispatch announced the cruiser Bogota entered harbor this morning. Rumors from Managua Nicaragua said the vessel fought insurgent gunboats at sea. Officials expect the Bogota to help end the regional uprising with added armament carried from Colon to Panama.
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Panama
Legation
Bogota
Managua
Nicaragua
Gunboas Padilla
San Francisco
Colon
New York Woman Detained in Cleveland Police Court
Ida Starr, formerly of New York City, jailed in Cleveland on a Monday arrest at the Kennard house. She appears as Mrs Harry Clark with companions Harry C Clark James Barrgan and John Bachman alias Gallagher. Detectives recognize Bachman from rogues gallery photos tied to Buffalo. Starr says she was a fashion model and hosiery wearer.
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Ohio
Ida Starr
New York City
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Clark
Kennard House
Harry C. Clark
John Bachman
Gallagher
Dutch Beck
James Barrgan
Bachman
Detective
Buffalo
New York
Kohler
United States
Boy Missing In Woods Triggers Wide Search
The four year old son of Dr. R. T. Venneman of Troy near Evansville disappeared in the woods this afternoon. Over 100 men with lanterns searched the area and bloodhounds from Hawesville, Kentucky were requested. Fears of kidnapping and ransom linger despite the initial belief he wandered away. Tramps have been seen near Troy in recent days.
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Ind
R. T. Venneman
Troy
Hawesville
Dr. Venneman
Paget Shot in Accident Ends Up Losing Eye
Almeric Hugh Paget husband of Pauline Whitney of New York was accidentally shot by a friend while shooting in the country. He was taken to London where doctors removed one eye. the other eye’s sight is believed to remain.
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London
Almeric Hugh Paget
Pauline Whitney
New York
Paget
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