Democrats Meet in Deer Lodge for County Convention
Anaconda report covers the Democratic county convention in Deer Lodge to nominate a full county and legislative ticket and elect 63 delegates and 63 alternates to the Helena state convention. A special train at 10 a m will carry delegates from the county. Miss Gleeson and Miss Quigley headline superintendent candidates. Republican organizers name H F Errett as chairman and Bert Bliss as secretary with local HQ planned. The Gor d on Hat remains a leading merchant favorite.
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Old Court House
Deer Lodge
Helena
Miss Gleeson
Quigley
Blackfoot
Republican County Committees
H. F. Errett
Bert Bliss
Anaconda
Death of John McNally at St Ann's Hospital
John McNally aged 24 died yesterday at St Ann's hospital from heart failure after poor health. He worked at the Upper works about a year and planned a trip to Ireland. He lived with cousin Frank McNally at 612 Vast Commercial avenue and had been in America 18 months. Funeral arrangements pending.
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John McNally
St. Ann's Hospital
McNally
Upper Works
Pat McNally
Pat
Ireland
John
Old Country
IU Ws
Frank McNally
Commercial Avenue
John Daly
Despins
Anaconda
America
New York City
Khret
Anaconda Standard Delivers Top Market News Value
The Anaconda Standard promises a premier daily paper with extensive coverage of world markets stock quotes mining agriculture and general news ensuring strong value for readers in the northwest.
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Northwest
Lon Laird cut by knife at foundry wagon repair
Lon Laird a teamster at the foundry warehouse injured himself repairing a wagon brake shoe. The knife slipped injuring his leg just below the thigh. He walked home to 407 East Third Street, fainted, and Dr. Stephens treated the wound requiring six stitches.
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Lon Laird
Mr. Laird
Fast Third Street
Laird
Unclaimed Letters Advertised for Week Ending Sept 15 1900
List of unclaimed letters includes specific names such as Wm Bennett A Bergman Perry Bevel O Bjormstrom Larry Bennett W R Brewer J H Bright Axel Carlson Michael Cowely E Carlson F H Coy James Coyne Crossin Thos Cusick Charley Day H J Dunham P Hagan Warren Heagy Chas Jonson Frank Johnson H R Kent Wm Knox and Joe.
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Wm. Bennett
A. Bergman
Perry M. Bevel
O. Bjormstrom
Larry Bennett
W. R. Brewer
J. H. Bright
Axel G. Carlson
Michael J. Cowely
E. Carlson
F. H. Coy
James Coyne
Crossin
Thos. Cusick
Charley Dayis
H. J. Dunham
P. Hagan
Warren M. Heagy
Chas. Jonson
Frank KE. Johnson
H. R. Kent
Wm. Knox
Joe
Names listed for letters advertised in the city notices
The notice shows a long list of names including McCoy John McMahon George Metolich H. O. Moser William Moreston Mike Murphy Isak Nargard and many others, followed by a Foreign section with multiple names. It ends with a prompt for letter recipients to say advertised and is signed A Devine P. M.
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Robert Smith
J. G. Adderson
John Harbison
Lydia Houvre
Ki. Lapointe
Joe Lasson
John McMahon
Alexander Mallette
Marietti Natale
Valentina Padaviec
Straksin Radmanovic
Johan Roswell
J. C. Smith
Daniel Sokolieh
Jure Viher
A. Devine
P. M
Kaufman Infant Loss Thanks Friends
Mr and Mrs H F Kaufman express gratitude to friends for kindness shown during the illness and passing of their infant son.
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H. F. Kaufman
Montana Baseball League Directors Sustain One Protest
Montana league directors met in Butte Saturday night and disposed of five protests. Only Helena vs Great Falls on Sept 6 was sustained. others including Aug 19 Helena vs Great Falls were denied. If two clubs want two umpires, extra umpire costs are split. Championship round will be best of five once season ends, ending when a club wins three games.
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Montana Baseball League
Butte
Helena
Great Falls
Brennan
Hammond
Grim
Protess
Forty-Eight M Dougal The Three Great Warehouses-Stocked and Managed
The Anaconda foundry dwells on its busy output for the new smelter with heavy MacDougals and a long, organized supply system. It highlights three large warehouses packed with iron and boiler stock, all tightly controlled under Charles Hickey.
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Anaconda
Anaconda Foundry
Hickey
Charles Hickey
Infant Magdalina Potega Dies at Home
Four month old Magdalina Potega, daughter of Matt Potega, died yesterday morning at 812 East Third Street. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Magdalina
Matt Potega
East Third Street
Workman Burned at the Converters
James McNulty, a converters worker, suffered severe burns to hands and eyes from red hot copper splash. He was taken to St Ann's hospital where the injuries were dressed. His condition is not dangerous and he is expected to recover in a few days.
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James McNulty
St. Ann's Hospital
Local notices and ads from Anaconda page
Miss Nellie Flynn visits Mrs Bridges at I mewold place. Jack Dezell welcomes a son at 307 West Park Avenue Saturday morning. Great Northern railway offers through sleeping car from Anaconda to Minneapolis daily. Mahan Bros advertise picture frames and shelving. Marian Bros ex county attorney Goodman seen in city. Standard building hall for rent one night weekly. Fall stock at Strain’s department store with 20 percent discount and New York stock. Millinery department opened by Miss M Johnson.
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Jack Dezell
West Park Avenue
The
Great Northern Railway
Anaconda
Minneapolis
St. Paul
M. Johnson
New York
Strain’s Department Store
Tragic death of Capt Charles McQuestion in Philippines
Washington reports Captain Charles McQuestion of the 4th United States Infantry died from a gunshot wound at Mangonone Bacoor Cavite province. MacArthur says the death followed a temporary insanity attack on soldiers by the captain and the captain was shot in self defense. Further details await incoming dispatches.
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Washington
War Department
MacArthur
Philippines
Charles McQuestion
4Th Regiment
United States Infantry
4Th
Mangonone
Bacoor
Cavite
McQuestion
Jefferson County Democrats Choose Clark Delegation Leaders
In Boulder on September 16 the Jefferson county Democratic credentials committee failed to justify seating the anti-Clark Clancy delegation. Clark supporters, led by T. Y. Lyon, won control, with Charles Moore elected permanent chairman and the delegation selection process reshaped to favor Clark for the state convention.
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Standard
Boulder
Clancy
Clark
Jefferson County
T. Y. Lyon
Charles Moore
French
Whitehall
Clark slate tops county nominating wave at convention
The committee on order of business favored county officer nominees led by Henry L. Sherlock for sheriff and Charles Scharf for county clerk. John T. Murphy won the assessor nomination on 59 votes. Clark supporters dominate legislature bids with Brien, McDonald, and Berkin the successful contenders. Several delegates doubt the Clark ticket will win broader Democratic backing.
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A. L. Sherwood
Alhambra
Committee On Order of Business
Henry L. Sherlock
S. F. Tuttle
Whitehall
Charles Scharf
R. M. Crane
Boulder
N. Thompson
J. Harold Murphy
Mary Frawley
Clancy
McNulty
Basin
A J. Holloway
D. A. Riedel
John T. Murphy
Gregory
Henry Shively
W. M. Fergus
A. H. Moulton
Jefferson City
Ryan
the Valley
Con Smith
Charles R. Sowden
Gus Oleson
Woodville
Clark
Joseph Brien
A. Rm. McDonald
John Berkin
W. H. Lockhart
P. H. Wickham
P. H. Luddy
M. J. Garrety
Edward Ryan
M. L. Tuttle
A. R. McDonald
Jess Wilkinson
Peter Leary
John Flaherty
Fa Retelle
Joseph B. Brien
Tim Downery
August Tesker
George Betarf
T . Lyon
Pod Halford
William Barrett
Anaconda Juniors Defeated by Neversweats 9 to 6
The Anaconda Juniors lost to the Neversweats nine to six in a baseball game played yesterday afternoon. The lineup for Anaconda included Duffy catcher Leeper pitcher Williams first base Rinne second base Wiles third base Anderson shortstop McEain left field.
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Anaconda Juniors
Neversweats
Anaconda
Duffy
Leeper
Williams
Rinne
Wiles
Anderson
McEain
Baseball Position List From Old Box Score
A fragment lists players by position including Smith at punt center field Felix catcher Neal pitcher Thomas second base Morse third base McGinty short Reubon left field Thomas center field Mahon right field.
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Smith
Neversweats
Mahon
Felix
Neal
Thomas
Morse
McGinty
Reubon
Fire destroys Elliston saloon and butcher shop
Fire at Elliston Saturday night destroyed Blanchard's saloon and Wood's butcher shop with other damage. Citizens saved John H. Clark's livery stable but carriage shed torn down. Losses: Wood about $2,000, Blanchard $2,000, Clark $500. Insurance covers loss.
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Conley
Blanchard
Wood
Elliston
John H. Clark
Mr. Wood
L. Blanchard
Hamilton Excursion Tickets Availability and Prices
Hamilton excursion tickets go on sale for the Copper City limited route on Wednesdays to Fridays and Saturdays at 10 dollars. A separate daily sale option at 20 dollars covers seven days, includes board and lodging at Ravalli hotel in Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Copper City Limited
Ravalli
Edgar & Cameron Company Report of Capital Stock and Debt
In Elliston Montana on September 10 1900 the Edgar and Cameron Company reports capital stock of 10000.90 with 10000.05 paid for property and existing debt of 9458.77. W B Edgar president and director and George L Rambey director certify the statement as sworn before Notary Joseph W Chivers on September 13 1900.
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Elliston
Mont
Montana
Edgar & Cameron Company
A. D
W. B. Edgar
George L. Rambey
State of Montana
County of
Lewis and Clark
Poper
Joseph W. Chivers
Lewis and Clarke County
Montana Supreme Court Amendment Act of 1899
Official copy announces an act to submit a constitutional amendment on the Montana Supreme Court to voters at the next general election. It proposes three to five justices, use of district judges when disqualified, and ballot wording for or against the amendment. Approved March 7, 1899. By T. 38 Hogan Secretary of State.
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Montana
State of
Supreme Court
Legislative Assembly
Sureme Court
Congress
Sixth Legislative Assembly
Hogan
Newbro’s Herpicide Says to Kill Dandruff Germ
Modern science links dandruff to a germ that injures the scalp and hair roots. After Professor Anna of Hamburg identified the germ, only Newbro’s Herpicide claims to kill it, stopping dandruff and letting hair grow luxuriantly.
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Anna
Hamburg
Germany
Newbro
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J. W. Bridges
Imewold Place
Marian Bros
Warren
Goodman
Deer Lodge County
Mahan Bros
Mahan Hros
Dr. Stephens
Hugh Daly
Tim Healy
Corvallis
Democrats
J. H. Joslyn
DR. M.A, McLaughlin
Cor Nessauartere
PROCTER @ GAMBLE CO
Copper City
Mr. Healy
New Shoe Dept
New Shoe
J. & T. Cousins
Knox
Men’s Underwear Department
Price
Copper City Commerc
Anaconda, Montana
DR. Mott’s Chemical CO
Cleveland
Ohio
Finlen & Media Drug Co
Athletic Park
Hamilton Fncursion Vickets
R. de B. Smith
Montana Hotel
Model Steam Laundry
A. M' Carthy
P. C. Sullivan
J. H. Duffy
LOCAL
Charles Bidg
Denver
Cole
Barmlead
Rowan
Milwaukee
Wis
Anaconda Business Directory
Warm Springs
Rae and Bale
J. H. French
Phyysiclands
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West Third Et
Anacon Mont
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World Messenger Co. Office, & Telegraph
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