Anaconda Strike News Quiet As Engineers Stand Fast
Strikes continue unsettled between A C M Co foundry and machinists. A committee met Superintendent Hickey to seek an amicable settlement. President Scallan arrived to confer with machinists about a possible resolution. Switchmen and engineers debated action but remained at work or noncommittal as talks proceed. Tickets for a public exhibit begin sale with schoolchildren promoting 10 cent admissions.
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A.C. M. Co
Hickey
Silverhall
Deer Todge Trades and Labor Assembly
Seather Place
Scallan
Woman's Literary Club Art Exhibit Advertising Drive
The Woman's Literary Club hosts a citywide canvass to fund a catalogue for the upcoming public school art exhibit at the Catholic club rooms. Catalogs will be distributed during the event to aid visitors in identifying the displayed pictures.
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Woman's Club
Answonda
Mit
Ite
Ansconda
Alice
Woman's Literary Club
Lincoln Republican Club Gathers Before McKinley Visit
The Lincoln Republican club announces a meeting for the evening before President McKinley’s June visit to Anaconda and Butte. The itinerary shows the president will arrive in Anaconda early that morning and proceed to Silver Bow County afterward.
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Lincoln Republican Club
McKinley
Anaconda
Butte
Village Parson to Play at Margaret Theater Next Week
The Village Parson, a domestic drama in five acts, will be staged at the Margaret theater next Thursday evening. The production is praised for a strong plot, capable acting, and natural scenes, promising an enjoyable evening with careful staging and a high standard of performance.
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W. E. Nankeville
Uman Hearts
Haverly
Mastodon
Kustwell
Margaret Theater
Willy Stonery
Lyons
In Police Court Three Arrests Face Local Justice
Ed Perry was arrested for disturbing the peace after quarreling with his wife on Park and Him streets and is to face a jury trial in Justice Quane's court at 12 o'clock. James Gallagher and Oliver Stevens were jailed on vagrancy charges after being picked up on Main Street. Ruth Brown and Dolly Smith, two colored courtesans, were tried on charges stemming from theft complaints but found guilty of frequenting houses of prostitution and fined $25 each. Dolly remains jailed.
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Ed Perry
Rentz
Park
Justice Quane
James Gallagher
Oliver Stevens
Main Street
Gallagher
Ruth Brown
Dolly Smith
Frank M. Kennedy
Ruth Smith
Dolly Brown
Bennett
Man Pleads Guilty to Theft, Receives 30 Day Sentence
A defendant pled guilty to stealing 420 worth of bed items and was sentenced to 30 days in jail. The case details state the theft occurred recently and the sentence was handed down by the court.
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Erday
Sua
Jewelers clash with temperance group over nude statues
Anaconda Montana April 8 1901 jeweler Max Hammerslough displays nude statuary in shop windows prompting a W C T U protest. The letters accuse art of moral detriment and demand removal, while other local merchants face similar attention from the group.
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Max Hammerslough
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Hammerslough
Anaconda
Montana
Train Schedule Note for Norris and Pony Lines
A notice indicates trains to and from Norris and Pony operate on Saturdays and Mondays through Friday, with departures and arrivals at the North Pole Local Freight Depot.
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Suuweusy Anu
Norris Ang Pony
N. P
Unclear Art Works Face Possible Dispute After Trade
The passage notes a purchase from Mr. Merrill before his retirement and Frank Tucker struggles to identify a legal exception to the high art works on display. It hints at potential public dispute amid a mood of cultural controversy.
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Mr. Merrill
Frank Tucker
Carrie Nation
Warne Not Nervous in Walkerville Murder Case
John Warne, accused of murdering Eveline Blewett in Walkerville near Butte, appears unconcerned as authorities move him from jail to an undisclosed location. Rumors of a mob loomed but police protected him while Deer Lodge is reportedly a possibility for safe keeping.
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John Warne
Eveline Blewett
Walkerville
Butte
Warne
Deer Lodge
Woodmen's Ball At Turner Hall Draws Large Turnout
The second annual ball of Camp 154 Woodmen of the World attracted at least 150 couples. Meyer orchestra provided music for the event with dancing lasting late into the night. The committee on entertainment is considering a series of socials in the next two months.
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Camp 154
Woodmen of the World
Turner Hall
Meyer
John Noonan Dies of Heart Disease at 50
John Noonan aged 50 died at St. Ann's hospital last night from heart failure after a brief illness. He leaves a son who recently returned from military duty in the Philippines. The funeral will be held at St. Paul’s Catholic Church tomorrow at 2 o'clock.
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John Noonan
St. Ann's Hospital
Philippine Islands
St. Paul's Catholic Church
John Gala
Servic
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Local briefs span transfers, licenses, and obituaries in town
Piano tuner J G Bates and Fay Hogle visited relatives and returned home to Burr Oak Michigan. Watches go on sale at Verberkmoes. Ray D Gutellus leaves Anaconda for Pennsylvania. A marriage license issued for L W Hinckley and Artha Tits. Guardians appointed for Minor Goodwins with $500 bond. Mrs Frank Talcott returns from Butte. Eyes examined free at Mammersloughs. Maurice Talbot becomes ship company agent in Seattle after vacation in Anaconda and Butte. Funeral held for John Gala. Edmund Stanley to sing in The Highwayman with Broadway Theatre Opera Company.
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J. G. Bates
Smith
Fay Hogle
C. TL. Hogle
Burr Oak
Mich
Verberkmoe's
Frank Talcott
Butte
J. H. Duffy
J. C. Straicht
Mammerslough
Copper City Cotton Towels Sale
Bleached towels offered by Copper City at 1-3 dollars per dozen. Regular pricing noted as a sale item with towel quantities.
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Turkey
Tregular
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