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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1900
Page
8
A Butte voter fraud case linked to the Clark political faction unfolds as A L Stone admits taking money to register illegally and names Clark associates. The case moves toward district court while Neagle awaits trial and officials anticipate further charges before the election.
The remains of Miss Jennie Smith were laid to rest after a high mass at St Patrick's Cathedral conducted by Rev Father McGlynn. The 36 year old, born in Machias Maine, had lived in Nevada and Butte and leaves a large family in Butte and California. The article notes deep community grief and thanks to supporters.
Officers and Members of Argenta Lodge No 40 A OU W Cenervile are called to meet at Hibernia hall at 1 p m October 20 1900 to attend the funeral of deceased brother John Burns by order of the master workman W J Honey Recorder
The Independent candidate Jerry McCarthy seeks to force county officials to list his name on the sheriff ballot. A mandamus writ was issued by Judge Clancy with a hearing set for this afternoon. Nearby civil actions include Big Blackfoot Milling versus Ross et al for 878 dollars and 57 cents plus 100 in fees to foreclose a lien on a local property. A separate suit for 264 dollars and 28 cents was filed by Michaelitschke tros & Co against Charles R Burkett. The district court records show 1666 new citizens naturalized since January 1, led by Ireland with 536 entrants.
John Burns aged 49 died Sunday. The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock from the family residence No 22 Mullin Avenue.
William Whitmore died yesterday. The remains are at Sherman’s parlor. The funeral will be announced in the paper.
Robert Campbell died yesterday and his remains lie at Sherman’s undertaking parlors awaiting orders from relatives in the East.
Police court notes show Paul Campbell arraigned and fined by Magistrate Sull van yesterday for drunkenness. A Mrs Hendree appeared in connection with another case, testimony and outcome not fully readable.
Otto Stern caused a disturbance and was fined 10 dollars while paying 5 dollars into the city treasury. Bob Jones and James King were fined 5 dollars each for drunkenness. J Copeland and J Getto were arraigned for refusing to pay a Delmonico restaurant bill. Copeland fined 5 dollars Getto 10 dollars.
Charles Blackie aged 29 died yesterday and will be moved from Richards' undertaking rooms to 136 Missoula avenue Centerville at noon today. The funeral, with Rev John Hosking officiating, will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow. He was a member of the Odd Fellows.
The German American Progress Society holds its regular meeting Friday at 8 p m in Eiks hall. Executive committee members include Dr J H Lubinger as chairman and F W Kuphal as secretary.
Thomas Denning, a miner at the Lucky Joe mine in Rimini, was killed when dynamite exploded after he carried powder and a lighted candle together. Ben Blake was nearby, unhurt but knocked down as the blast tore his clothing. Coroner Brooke investigated the fatality.
Helena reports a claim that Ohio banker Piper, long presumed dead after vanishing in a national park last summer, may be alive. Robert L. Gage says a cavalryman told of Piper hiring a camper to exit the park and that he is now in Washington, a tale officials doubt.
Helena voters total registration reaches 3,118 by Saturday night with most of the seven wards contributing. The breakdown shows wards one through seven posting varied turnout figures, while several residents took the oath after missing the initial window due to being out of town or illness.
Local citizens and ministers debated church debt yesterday in Centerville with Rev. Hosking, pastor of Trinity M E, noting a debt exceeding 800. The congregation, about 300 strong, contemplates a concert and literary event to apply proceeds toward reducing the burden as Hosking continues efforts begun last year.
At the regular Womans Christian Temperance Union meeting Mrs. Passmore is chosen corresponding secretary Miss Brown recording secretary Miss Butcher treasurer and Miss F Brown delegate to the annual convention. Miss Mamie Riggs elected president and the next meeting set for Miss Riggs home 653 Granite Street November 10.
We thank friends for kindness after the death of our husband and father especially to the Select Knights and the Ladies Auxiliary division No 2 of the A Mre Mary Fogarty and family.
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