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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1902

Page

8

Highwayman Jack Sullivan Arrest Linked to Agate Street Hold Up

Long account details the alleged escape of evidence after a burglary case involving John Lowney and the Cronin home on Agate Street. Authorities accuse Negligence at city and county jails of losing key items that could tie Sullivan to a five man gang and a daylight robbery near the BB A and P water tank. Lowney identifies an open face gold watch as Sullivan’s, and searches at both jails uncover a knife brass key dice and 30 cents on Sullivan. Further investigation focuses on recovering the watch and the fate of the missing envelope with Sullivan’s belongings. Sullivan faces trial on highway robbery charges while past burglary and an Hogan plea bargain loom in the background.

Barney Metnike Jack Sullivan James Cronin Cronin Agate Street Sullivan Jreamstan John Lowney North Male Street Whoarlier Lowney Eparete Ress Cronin House Polkkemen Metiuilie McKenna Mc Gillie Sol Levy McGillie MeKenna MckKenna McGillic Hogan

California Rail Fares to California With Stopovers

On Sept 1 Southern Pacific will place daily colontist rates via Ogden or El Paso to California. From Omaha Kansas City and Missouri river points 25 dollars St Louis New Orleans and Mississippi river points 30 dollars Peoria 31 dollars Chicago 73 dollars. Rates valid through Oct 31 with stopover privileges. A booklet California for 25 by prominent men covers many subjects and is free from any Southern Pacific agent.

Southern Pacific Ogden el Paso California Omaha Kansasity Missouri River St Louis New Orleans Mississippi River Peoria Great Western

Transportation fares from Butte to various towns

The list shows round trip prices from Butte to multiple towns including Pipestone Whitehall Lime Spur Twin Bridges Sheridan Alder Pony Bonita and Deer Lodge with fares ranging from 1.00 to 4.00 dollars. Some tickets are valid for weekend travel with returns the following Monday or Sunday options noted.

Butte Pipestone Whitehall Lime Spur Twin Bridges Sheridan Pony Bonita Deer Lodge

Butte Anaconda & Pacific Rails Offer Cheap Round Trip

The railroad sets a cheap 80 cent round trip fare from Butte to Gregson Springs with tickets usable from Saturday noon to Monday noon. Tickets are available in this city for the journey both ways.

Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Rairoad Company Butte Gregson Springs Springs

Quotable Exchange On Troubles Singly and Twins

In a Baltimore American snippet a man disputing old sayings says troubles never come singly yet another argues by analogy with twins. The exchange highlights humor and practical wit in everyday discussion.

Baltimore American

Dedication Week for Butte Masons as Temple Opens

The grand commandery of Masons holds its 16th annual session starting today in Butte with the dedication of the West Park temple. Knights of the Red Cross Constantine arrive for a banquet at the Finlen hotel. Grand officers from Helena and Butte lead the events through Friday, with religious services, banquets, and numerous social functions. The temple, valued around 100000 dollars, is praised as an exceptionally fine building for its size.

Butte Grand Commandery of Masons Temple West Park Street Order of Masonry Knights of the Red Cross Constantine The Masons Montana St. John’s Episcopal Church Frank P. Lewis Fort Keogh Cornelius Hedges Helena Grand Lodge George T. Slack Order of the Eastern Star Allison Philipsburg Boardman United States

Big Timber Notes Move of Residents and Visitors

Special correspondence from Big Timber notes Mrs. C N Skillman visiting Livingston before an eastern trip while Miss Minerva Powell teaches in Absarokee. George Oliver of Nye City plans to sell and move Northwest. Several locals travel to Spokane Chicago Milwaukee and Bozeman for visits education or work. Emmett Brown becomes Des Moines state treasury cashier.

Standard Big Timber C. N. Skillman Livingston Minerva Powell Rose Powell Absarokee T. A. Gillispee George Oliver Nye City Northwest Marion Shanks W. CL. Shanks Spokane Helen Kelly J. N. Kelly Springdale Chicago Milwaukee Boulder Emmett Brown Sheldon State Treasury Des Moines Dugro and Willis van Cleves Melville Princeton University New York City Paul van Cleve, Jr New York Perry Moore St. Paul Miss Moore Faribault, Minn

Pupils Skip Blankenberg School Over Race Claim

In Fivansville Indiana today fifty pupils refused to attend and parents appealed to the school board to keep Mabel Smith a 106 year old girl from attending, alleging she descends from colored parents. The matron at Hore for the Friendless says her father was French and the parents are deceased. The truancy officer warns of prosecution if pupils stay home again tomorrow.

Fivansville Ind Blankenberg Shino Board Mabel Smith Smith Hore

Week of Conventions Brings Busy Political Week to Butte

Butte hosts three conventions and three gatherings this week drawing notable figures from Montana and beyond. The schedule includes Masons grand lodge and Eastern Star dedications, a woman suffrage convention, and the state humane society meeting at city hall. Democratic factions hold primaries and conventions, with six events counted for one week, promising lively activity and political drama.

Butte Grand Lodge of Masons Grand Lodge Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Montana State Humane Society Labor Party McClernan Democrats Auditorium Democratic Democracy McClernan Democrats Au ‘Itorium

Bozeman Social Season Highlights Fall Lawn Party

The week’s social calendar in Bozeman featured Col. and Mrs. W. W. Turner hosting a Tracy avenue lawn party with about 75 guests. Prizes for whist went to Mrs. G. L. Saflevy and Paul Reichert. Mrs. F. F. Marshall hosted a Japanese tea at the college, presenting charms from a Shinto temple.

Standard Bozeman W. W. J0 Turner Tracy Avenue South Owenhouse & Peterson Orchestra G. L. Saflevy Paul Reichert Baird San Francisco Bowen Chicago Cruickshanks F. F. Marshall Japan N. W. Decker Belgrade Harry White Manhattan Frank B. Lewis St. James’ Episcopal Church Arthur Lewis Connecticut F. R. Lewis M. J. Hannah Yellowstone Leader Jesse Thompson Birdie Cooke Professor Chesnut Tacoma Storrs Col O. PL Chisholm Butte Helena Malcolm MclLeod Louis le Lacheur Boston FE. W. Traphagen Watson Boyle Madison County W. W. Alderson Lina Houston Press Association Hamilton Rathbone Sisters K. of P Hazel Pietsch Dillon State Normal W. W. D. Turner Miss Bowen Miss Baird Mr. Cruickshanks I. J. Kouitz Judge Allison

Death of Finn woman Mrs. F. K. Arola in Stockett

Mrs. F. K. Arola the Finn woman sent to the hospital from Stockett died Monday of consumption. Her funeral was largely attended by locally notable members of the Finnish community.

The Standard Stockett F. K. Arola

Miners Fight for Aid and Local Notices Include Seduction Charge

A Belt committee plans a fundraising drive for Pennsylvania miners. Oscar Anderson remains ill after a mine injury. another injured worker has died. Judge McKeon and David Wood returned from Great Falls after attending a Democratic central committee meeting. Deputy Rush captured Isaac Hill alias Sasi for seduction. Miss Finn and Miss White toured to discuss school positions. Bodkin and Mullen brought in pheasants and wolves. R K Jones may relocate to the area.

Belt Miners’ Union Suffering Brothers Pennsylvania Oscar Anderson Tom McKeon David Wood Great Fall Democratic Central Committee Rush Isaac Hill Sasi Hill Conmor Alberta Canada Hilla Rulala M. E. Finn Wisconsin Dupuyer Mont A. White North Dakota Mesers James Bodkin Mike Jim Mullen

Butte Harness and Saddler Moves to New Address

The Butte Harness and Saddler company announces relocation from 21 East Park Street to 106 Fast Part Street. Jubinville and Nance, props.

Butte Harness and Saddler Company East Park Street Fast Part Street Jubinville & Nance, Props

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