Brice Adjudged Insane and Sent to Warm Springs
Pat Brice, 60, famed Indian wars veteran, is declared insane and ordered to the Warm Springs asylum. In court he described a Sheep Gulch robbery and bondage with opium, claiming assailants stole $9 and his papers while he wandered the hospital with hallucinations.
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Pat Brice
Warm Springs
Brice
St. Ann's Hospital
Court House
Walker
Board of County Commissioners
Meek Kengzie
Dr. St. Jean
William Fury
McMasters
Grand Central Hotel
Kate Griffin
Des Moines
Iowa
Kate
Mary
County Mayo
Ireland
Griffin
Phat
Walla Walla, Wash
Jim Bennett
Garrison
John Newman
Mes
Fury
Frank
Ohio
Cured of Chronic Diarrhoea After Thirty Years of Suffering
A Mississippi man John Halloway of French Camp credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with curing thirty years of illness. He praises its safety and urges others to access the remedy. Pain Balm from Chamberlains is also sold for cuts bruises burns and rheumatic complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Halloway
Chamberlain
Tam
Standard Drug Company
Smith Drug Company
Martin Drug Company
Old Man's Trunk Found with Papers Torn Apart
Marv told the commission that the trunk containing papers clothes and $9 was found in a room where he left it outside. All papers inside had been torn up.
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Marv
Runaway Horse Races Through Main Street Chaos
A horse from French's Warm Springs livery stood at the post office yesterday afternoon, spooked, and raced along Main Street with a buggy still attached. It turned onto Commercial avenue, then Hickory street, tearing through the barn area before the buggy wheel shattered. The horse escaped unharmed. a pedestrian was knocked down but not injured.
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French
Warm Springs
Main Street
Commercial Avenue
Hickory Street
Park Avenue
A Texas Steer at the Margaret Theater Monday
Hoyt's play A Texas Steer comes to the Margaret theater next Monday. The comedy targets politics both local and national with nonpartisan satire sure to amuse audiences. It promises laughter and merriment while revealing the ways of politicians and office seekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Hoyt
Margaret Theater
Texas
Hoyt
Washington
King of the Opium Ring at Margaret Theater
A melodrama titled King of the Opium Ring plays at the Margaret theater next Wednesday evening September 12. The production features a dramatic smuggling capture and a Chinese American wedding with an Oriental sorcerer. It has run 150 nights in New York and once gave away an opium pipe at its 100th performance.
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Margaret Theater
New York
Academy of Music
Baggage Mix Up Clears Rev. Alfred Brown After Train Robbery
Reports claimed the baggage of Rev. Alfred Brown, rector of St. Mark's Episcopal in Anaconda, was blown up in a Union Pacific robbery near Tipton Wyoming. Brown stated his baggage arrived in Anaconda intact and had been in the depot undisturbed before his arrival. He noted the attack occurred on the second section of a divided long train, while he and Mrs. Brown were on the first. Brown spent the summer in Karas and enjoyed a pleasant vacation.
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Alfred Brown
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Union Pacific
Tipton
Wyoming
Brown
Anaconda
Express
Rome
Mr. Brown
Ogden
Karas
Anaconda Standard Promises Strong Value For Northwest Readers
The Anaconda Standard appeals as a premier daily paper delivering world markets stock quotes mining agricultural and general news to readers in the Northwest claiming superior value over competitors.
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Northwest
The Dog Catcher Misjudges Case Of A St Bernard
The Anaconda dog catcher faces trouble over a large St Bernard once owned by Mrs Michael O Mara s son. A foundry worker named Vining paid for a dog, the catcher claimed sick and killed, then shipped the dog by express. Replevin is served, the dog returns, and the cage sunlit for a day.
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Anaconda
Vining
Michael O'Mara
Express
Express Office
White
Parrott death ruled as strangulation by cord
Post mortem examination by Dr. Stephens on Bullas Parrott concluded death resulted from strangulation rather than shock. A small livid neck ring and burst eardrums supported choking with a string or towel, with the body in a limp, crangse state. The doctor suggested murder in the first degree if assassins are found.
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Stephens
Bullas Parrott
Stuart
William Parrott
Parrott
Hamilton Excursion Tickets On Sale for Copper City Limited
Excursion tickets priced 10 dollars available Wednesday to Friday and Saturday, and seven day daily 20 dollar tickets. Both options include board and lodging at Ravalli hotel in Hamilton for Copper City limited travel.
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Hamilton
Copper City Limited
Ravalli
Butte Anaconda & Pacific Adds Sunday Round Trip Rate
The Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway will offer a Sunday round trip from Anaconda to Butte at $1.60, effective June 24.
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Butte, Anaconda
Clinton Goes In Jail For Fighting At Saloon
Joe Minton was arrested by Officer Stebbins Thursday night for fighting in Joe Burri's saloon on Front Street. He was tried in police court yesterday at 4 p m and sentenced to 25 days in the county jail. He resisted arrest and had to be restrained by Officers Stebbins Furey and Deputy Sheriff Stevens.
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Joe Minton
Stebbins
Joe Burri
Front Street
Clinton
Furey
Stevens
Obituary Resolutions of Copper City Council 378
Copper City Council 378 National Union Anaconda Mont issues resolutions on the death of T J Lamont, praising his aid to the needy, upright life, and devotion as a husband, with condolences to his family and plans to record the resolution in official records dated Sept 4 1900.
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T. J. Lamont
Copper City Council
National Union
Lamont
A. Dragstedt
R. Hunter
D. Cohen
P. J. Maloney
R. R. Hunter
Anaconda
Mont
Deer Lodge Democratic Caucus Nominates County Ticket
The Deer Lodge county convention set for September 17 1900 at Cottonwood hall will nominate a full county ticket and select 63 delegates and 63 alternates for the state convention in Helena September 19 1900. Delegates from Deer Lodge and Granite counties will name a district judge candidate for the Third judicial district. Caucus occurs September 14 at 8 p m and primaries September 5 from 4 to 8 p m.
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Deer Lodge County
Cottonwood Hall
Deer Lodge
Helena
Granite County
Anaconda
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