Anaconda Carpenters’ Union Treasurer Arrested Over Shortage
J. B. Salter, treasurer of Anaconda No. 8& Carpenters’ union, is jailed on a $2,000 shortage accusation after trustees examined the books. A warrant was issued by Justice Frank Kennedy, Salter was found at Friendship hall and taken to jail. His family and personal troubles are noted in the coverage.
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J. B. Salter
Anaconda
Frank Kennedy
Denny Lynch
Salter
Friendship Hall
Spokane
Wash
Book Remedy Company
Masonic Temple
Chicaco
City of
Anaeconda
BE. Wisner
German Syrup credited to Dr A Boschee gains acclaim
A GOOD THING German Syrup by Dr A Boschee is praised as a cure for coughs colds and severe lung troubles. The ad claims two million bottles sold annually since 1868 and notes three doses relieve ordinary coughs. Sold by Smith Drug Co Anaconda and Missoula Drug Co Missoula Mont plus dealers worldwide.
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A. Boschee
United States
Smith Drug Company
Anaconda
Missoula
Famous Furs Tour By E Albrecht & Son Across Montana
A touring exhibit titled Famous Furs by E Albrecht & Son announces appearances at multiple Montana hotels from Sept 23 through Oct 12. Cities include Saint Paul Minnesota, Livingston, Bozeman, Butte, Helena, Great Falls, Missoula, Anaconda, and Billings with venues listed.
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Anaconda
Montana
Missoula
Florence
Helena
Great Falls
Wotel Grand
Admiral's health improves as witness options discussed
He was unsure if he would testify at the Schley investigation but would go if summoned. The admiral said his health was much improved. Lieutenant Scott, staying with him, said the admiral would remain at his residence for an indefinite period.
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Schley
Scott
Remarkable voyage of the Oregon from Nome to Townsend
Passengers recount a perilous Pacific crossing when the Oregon neared Port Townsend on September 24. They endured hunger for ten days and near drowning after a rudder accident, with only two meals daily after provisions ran short. Captain Seeley aboard the Empress of China helped recover supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port ‘Townsend
Wash
Oregon
Nome
Seeley
St. Louis Crank Recounts Wild Tale In Anarchist Case
Saftig, a 24 year old Cologne native, tells police he attended a 1898 Paterson meeting where King Humbert’s assassination was planned and claims ties to German anarchists. He alleges meeting Czolgosz in Chicago and says Harrigan wrote letters for anarchists. Officials doubt his story after Pettit places him in St Louis on McKinley’s death day. hospital injuries followed a fall from a train.
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Safuig
Cologne
United States
Paterson
N. J
Humbert
Italy
Saftig
Harrigan
Desmond
Sattig
Thomas Pettit
St. Louis
McKinley
Pettit
Buffalo
Associated Press
Czolgosz
Chicago
Nieman
Post-Dispatch
Assistant D A Haller weighs AP report on Saffig arrest
In Buffalo on Sept 24 Assistant District Attorney Haller studied an Associated Press report about the arrest and alleged confession of Saffig. He said the report could be important if true and awaited more details before commenting or discussing impact with the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Haller
Associated Press
Saffig
Emma Goldman Denies Meeting With AP Reporter
Emma Goldman was found at the Isaaks home where anarchists held a meeting after release from jail. She refused to be seen by an AP reporter but said she did not know a man named Saffig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Emma Goldman
Associated Press
Saffig
No Harrigan Registered at Hotel Dewey in Four Months
Police report no person named Frank Harrigan registered at the Hotel Dewey a cheap lodging house at 12 North Sixth Street in Philadelphia during the last four months. No word from St. Louis regarding Harrigan has been received.
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Philadelphia
Frank Harrigan
Dewey
North Sixth Street
St. Louis
Harrigan
Fugitive Shoots Self After Killing Woman in Missouri
John Croswell, an instructor in the school of mines and metallurgy, fatally shot Miss Mollie Powell after she refused to marry him. Surrounded by a posse near Kollaa, Croswell killed himself at 11 15 p m in a barn, dying almost instantly, ending a manhunt that began with the murder the previous night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Times
Kolla
Jom
Croswell
School of Mines and Metallurgy
Mollie Powell
Royal visit prep for Duke and Duchess of York
Victoria plans a grand royal reception as His Majesty's ships Amphion Warspite Condor Phaeton Sparrowhawk Quadra and two torpedo boats escort the steamer Empress of India carrying the Duke and Duchess of York to Victoria on Tuesday next. Ships will be decorated and illuminated amid coordinated Dominion provincial civic naval and military preparations.
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Victoria
B.C
Amphion
Condor
Duke and Duchess of York
Japanese statesman Marquis Lto to visit America for health
Victoria dispatch says Marquis Lto the Japanese statesman will arrive aboard the Tosa Maru on Tuesday next in Victoria. He travels to the United States for his health and a formal visit.
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America
Victoria
Marquis Lto
Oregon Steamer Survives 10 Day North Pacific Storm
The overdue steamer Oregon arrives from Nome with 474 passengers and 750000 dollars in gold after losing its rudder in a 10 day gale. Crew rigged a jury rudder after three attempts, provisions ran low, and one cabin passenger Daniel O'Brien died of delirium tremens at sea before arrival. The ship will be towed to Seattle for quarantine and inspection.
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Port Townsend
Ore
Oregon
Nome
Daniel O'Brien
O'Brien
Minnesota
Seeley
Seattle
Whitney's retirement signals change in British turf
London reports the retirement of William C. Whitney from English racing as part of a broader shift. Critics say British authorities favor American owners and horses less, citing harsher treatment of American jockeys and handicaps. The move follows dissatisfaction after Volodya vsky's St Leger treatment and surprises trainer Huggins.
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London
William C. Whitney
Whitney
Mr. Whitney
Volodyovski
Huggins
Partial consolidation seals union ticket in Pennsylvanias split
Philadelphia report says the union party and Democratic forces consolidated on a ticket for state and municipal offices. Herman Yerkes is named for supreme court judge, KE A Coray Jr for state treasurer, with Palm expected to retire in favor of Coray. City tickets include P F Rothermel Jr for district attorney and John M Walton for city controller.
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Philadelphia
Union Party
Republican Party
Pensylvania
Democratic Party
Herman Yerkes
Supreme Court
KE. A. Coray, Jr
Andrew J. Palm
Coray
P. F. Rothermel, Jr
John M
Figprune Cereal Reminds of Coffee in Taste
A cereal labeled FIGPRUNE imitates coffee aroma and flavor but contains no actual coffee grain. Consumer curiosity rises as product features distinct plum fig notes and a dark roast profile without caffeine.
Butte Men Champions in World Drilling Record
Bradshaw and Freethey of Butte smashed the world rock drilling record at Spokane on September 24 drilling 55 inches in 15 minutes and winning 500 dollars. Ross and McLeod of British Columbia drilled 51 inches for second prize 300 dollars. Patterson and Cummings of Osburn Idaho claimed third with 44 inches and 100 dollars.
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Spokane
Bradshaw
Freethey
Butte
Ross and McLeod
British Columbia
Patterson
Cummings
Osburn
Idaho
Anarchist Suppression Discussed by European Leaders
The Copenhagen and French discussions urge suppression of anarchist presses and concerted action by civilized nations. Counts Lamsdorff and von Buelow, with M Delcassé, advocate aggressive measures to curb anarchist activity across borders.
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London
Daily ‘Telegraph
Copenhagen
Count Lamsdorff
Count von Buelow
Dantzie
M Delcasse
France
Sonoma Treasure Ship Bound for San Francisco
The Oceanic Steamship company's Sonoma sails from Sydney toward San Francisco via Auckland Apia and Honolulu carrying 500000 sovereigns. The voyage departs September 24 with a voyage plan and banking cargo aboard.
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Sydney
Oceanic Steamship Company
San Francisco
Auckland
Apia
Honolulu
Notice of Geneva mine claim assessment dispute
John Roach and John Paterson report that co-owners John Zurkirchen and Otto Sigiel have performed required assessment work on the Geneva mining claim 16 miles west of Anaconda in Deer Lodge County. $250 is owed to Roach and Paterson. payment due within 90 days after publication or rights and interests in the claim revert to Roach and Paterson. First published Sept. 25, 1901.
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John Zurkirchen
Otto Sigiel
Geneva
Joan Roach
John Peterson
Isvo
United States
Anaconda
Georgetowe
Ferk and Recorder
Deer Lodge County
John Roach
John Paterson
District Court
Third Judicial District
State of Montana
Deer Lodge
Charles W. Edwards
Nina M. Edwards
A. D
WM. E. Thomas
John W. James
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Tion
New York
Sampson
Jos. Schlitz
Schlitz
Schlitz Beer
Milwaukee
Louisville Liquor Co
E. Albrecht & Son
East Seventh Street
St. Paul, Minn
Billings
Livingston
Bozeman
Hotel Grand
Hotel
Albemarle
Hotel No. Pacific
Finlen
Crank
Emma
Him
Posse
Anaconda N S
Elm Street
R. de B. Smith
Anaconda, Montana
Pennsylvania
Democrats
M. G. McLaughlin
Columbia St
California
Bradshaw and
Anaconda, Mont
Woodbury
Andrew Jergens & Co
Cincinnati
Brou
United Sates
J. W. Mehargue
Princeton
Ereeff
York
Wilton
Fullmore
Kitchener
Copper City Commercial Co
Keppler Jewelry Co
Main St
Jacob Litt
Old Kentucky
Written By
C. T. Carey
Pickaninny
Kentucky
Bess
Sale Smith Drug Co
Peal Medicine Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Newbro Drug Company
American Exchange National Bank
New York City
W. Harper
Dey
State of
the Evans Onewhat Co
Cimoammati
Uae
Cupress
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