Eighty Men Take Vows as New Citizens at Anaconda Court
Clerk Thomas and deputy Archie Neal processed 79 men becoming U S citizens in a single day. Names include Kelly Murphy McCarthy McDonald and many Austrians and Finns as registration followed. The Democratic committee expects a large majority to back their ticket.
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William E. Thomas
Welling Napton
Uncle Sam
Thomas
Archie Neal
Kelly
Murphy
Democratic Committee
United States
Ole Larsen
Robert McClelland
John McCarthy
Thomas Boylon
Patrick Kelly
Martin Kelly
Frank McNally
John Loftus
John Woskolich
Roke Kabolin
Robert Campbell
John McDonald
Gus Pickall
John Pol
Evans files first account in Schmidt estate
D W Evans administrator filed his first account in district court detailing estate administration for Mary Schmidt. Proof offered. no objections. court signed decree of settlement and ordered entry. Garland referenced in description regarding property including four stoves or ranges.
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D. W. Evans
Mary Schmidt
District Court
Paine's Celery Compound touted for old age health
The ad claims Paine's Celery Compound strengthens the nervous system and blood to help seniors. It says the product aids digestion, regulates the system, and alleviates rheumatism neuralgia nervous weakness heart palpitations liver complaints and digestive issues. testimonials from Rev John Rice and his wife report relief from rheumatism kidney trouble and general improvement.
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Paine
John Rice
Scotch Grove
Iowa
George Washingtons Queue and Hair Cure Claim
The piece argues dandruff causes thinning hair and baldness and promotes Herpicide as a germ killer that can end dandruff. It claims scouring the scalp cannot cure dandruff and that to remove the effect you must destroy the cause.
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New‘bye
Willow Glen derate sparks cross party debate in Deer Lodge valley
A spontaneous talk at Willow Glen schoolhouse drew Republicans and Laborites from Deer Lodge valley into a lively exchange on campaign themes. Labor representatives say they welcome further debate, while Republicans claim both sides gained from Saturday night exchanges. Democrats offer no comment on the dispute.
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Sveer Lodge County
Labor Party
Willow Glen
Deer Lodge Valley
Anaconda
Labor Committee
Ansconda
Lanzer Withdraws Larceny Prosecution In Town Case
Nick Lanzer reversed course after reflection and told Justice of the Peace Quane he would not prosecute Pede Grosse, a colored woman on West Commercial avenue, for petit larceny. The woman was discharged with Lanzer paying costs after a prior warrant alleged she took $25 in his presence. The case had reached trial yesterday morning with the defendant pleading not guilty.
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Nick Lanzer
Pede” Grosse
West Commercial Avenue
Justice of the Peace
Quane
Langer
Commercial Avenue
Judge suspends sentence for Mrs Winnie Fitzpatrick
Winnie Fitzpatrick appeared before Justice of the Peace Quane on a drunkenness charge and was found guilty. She received a 90 day county jail sentence but with suspension if she remains sober. Neighbors note she is a skilled dressmaker when not drinking and cares for her young daughter on Fast Park Avenue.
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Winnie Fitzpatrick
Justice of the Peace Quane
Fast Park Avenue
Mrs. F. M. Brown Undergoes Operation in Chicago
Mrs. F. M. Brown once a prominent society and clubwoman has undergone a surgical operation in Chicago. She resides there with her husband, was found to have a tumorous growth, and Chicago physicians advised immediate surgery. She is resting well at St Luke’s hospital.
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F. M. Brown
Chicago
Brown
St. Luke's Hospital
Sheriff Conley Plans Move to Oregon Ranch Life
Sheriff Jack Conley favors permanent residence in Oregon after his term ends. He aims to buy a ranch in southern Oregon to raise stock, with emphasis on the climate, hunting, and fishing opportunities, planning cattle raising in the region.
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Jack Conley
Oregon
Conley
Tearing Away Old Rectory at St Pauls
Work to demolish the front of the St Pauls parish rectory to clear land for a new handsome home. Dolan and Hammill hold the contract to erect the structure while Rev Father Coopman follows plans by architect M D Kern. Demolition is underway and the rear rooms will remain as part of the new rectory complex.
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St. Paul's Parish
Messrs
M. D. Kern
Father Coopman
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Elk Meat For His Friends
William Morgan prominent local sportsman shared elk cuts with friends after returning from a hunting trip. He brought in a large elk three mountain goats and over 40 grouse plus other game. The Morgan party saw many deer but chose not to shoot. Elk season closes on Navy 1.
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William Morgan
Morgan
Navy
Court of Appeals Denies Petition to Reverse Judgment
The court of appeals denies the petition for reversal and upholds the lower court's judgment in full.
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Ject
Court of Appeals
London Poisoning Case Echoes Neill Tragedy at Chapman's Inn
George Chapman an American who arrived in 1893 now runs a Southwark saloon and poisoned a young woman who lived with him as his wife. It is alleged to be the third death in his houses over five years, with potential exhumations and parallels to the 1892 Neill case.
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London
George Chapman
America
Southwark
Neill
Chapman
Thomas Neill
Alias Cream
M. D
Matilda Clover
The Belle of New York Comes to Margaret Theater
The Belle of New York opens next Monday at the Margaret theater and features a miniature electric plant operated by three skilled electricians. One notable effect in the second act at Narragansett Pier shows a lawn fete to thrill patrons.
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New York
Narragansett Pier
Opera
Suit Filed To Recover Bank Debt From J M Kennedy
The Daly Bank and Trust company filed in district court yesterday to recover 129.76 dollars from J M Kennedy, alleged to have been loaned him between 1899 and 1902.
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Daly Bank and Trust Company
J. M. Kennedy
Miss Frances Tindolph and Walter McAllister to Wed in Vincennes
Invitations received in Anaconda announce the marriage of Miss Frances Tindolph to Walter Edwin McAllister on Tuesday evening October 28 at the Presbyterian church in Vincennes Indiana. Miss Tindolph formerly resided in Anaconda and was regarded as a popular and estimable young lady.
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Frances Tindolph
Walter Edwin McAllister
Presbyterian Church of
Vincennes
Ind
Anaconda
Tindolph
Ireland in Pictures Premium Book Request
A reader asks to view the Standard premium book titled Ireland in Pictures. No further context or details are provided about availability, access, or contents.
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Ireland
Army Officers Can Be Tried In Civil Courts
The United States circuit court of appeals ruled that army personnel may be tried in civilian courts for offenses beyond those covered by army rules. The decision concerns Lieut. John N. Neal of the Presidio, convicted of forgery in 1898 and sentenced to two years. Nealls attorney argued trial before a court martial, contending officers are military only.
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San Francisco
United States Circuit Court of Appeal
United States Army
John N. Neal
Presidio
Neall
Body of Nelson Anderson Found at Washington Park Links
The body of Nelson Anderson a well known steamship man was found today on the Washington park golf links in Chicago. A bullet hole was found in his head but no weapon traced. Anderson formerly served as general manager of the White Star Steamship company and had ties with the Atlantic Steamship company. He made Chicago his home.
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Chicago
Nelson Anderson
Washington Park
Anderson
White Star Steamship Company
Atlantic Steamship Company
Montgomery on voyage reports calm at San Domingo city
A cablegram from Commander Patch of the USS Montgomery, en route from Colon to San Juan, reports quiet at San Domingo city after a rebel outbreak was claimed last week. The cruiser will resume its original orders once replenished.
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Washington
Navy Department
Patch
United States
Montgomery
Colon
San Juan
San Domingo City
Naval Movements Reported From Caribbean and Pacific Routes
Stores at San Juan will relieve the Cincinnati at Cape Haytien enabling the latter to proceed north. The Ranger, stationed at Panama for months, heads for San Francisco as plans shift naval duties.
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San Juan
Cincinnati
Cape Haytien
Ranger
Panama
San Francisco
King Edward Praises Guardsmen Return From South Africa
London October 27 King Edward reviewed 4000 guardsmen recently back from South Africa and addressed them with praise for their service. He said the guards uphold a proud name and noted their drill and march past were excellent. The Queen and royal family rode past in carriages as the troops cheered the king.
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London
Edward
South Africa
Guards Brigade
Pope's private physician ill with appendicitis in Rome
Dr. Lapponi, the pope's private physician, is suffering from appendicitis in St. Rome. Dr. Mazzoni, who operated on the pope for a cyst two years ago, is attending him and may operate tonight.
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Rome
Lapponi
Mazzoni
Pope
Strike Hits Glass Factories On Pittsburgh South Side
Workers across several large glass factories walked out in protest of a 10 percent wage demand. The strike halted operations on the South Side of Pittsburgh and stalled production across multiple plants.
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Pittsburg
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