Glad Children Feast of Holy Innocents Held in Anaconda
Hundreds of children filled the A O H hall and Ursuline academy for the feast of the holy innocents with candy toys and fruit distributed by Bunny school teachers and local merchants Copper City and McCallum & Clouder. Church plans include century watch New Year events and solemn mass with Te Deum Ven Creator and benediction.
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St. Paul's Church
Father Follett
Anaconda
Copper City
Methodist Church Supper Sets New Year Eve Plan
Arrangements perfected by the ladies of the Methodist church for a supper to be given to church members and congregation at the church on New Year’s Eve from four to eight o’clock in the evening. The supper is to be followed by a.
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Methodist Church
Watch night service and wrecks noted in county report
A watch night service was planned to begin at nine at Velock with songs readings addresses and a sermon by BK G Cattermoly ending with a midnight service. A minor wreck occurred on the B A P line near Anaconda Eastbound two trains collided rear end with one engine damaged and Conductor Ed Horst injured. Justices Powell and Emerson will hear depositions in a legislative contest at the courthouse tomorrow and through the week as the secretary of state reviews submissions ahead of Helena legislature opening on the seventh.
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BK. G. Cattermoly
Anaconda Lave Mahl
Westborn
Ed. Horst
St. Ann's Hospital
Justices of the Peace
Powell
Emerson
Secretary of State
House of Representatives
Helena
Brown's In Town Farce Comes to Town January 2
The new farce Brown's In Town headlines a January 2 debut with witty lines and a sturdy lead. It centers on Brown an assumed, good fellow yet a manly figure, and promises broad amusement in a tone above the average stage comedy. Nearby, the Wednesday Night Euchre club hosted a Cherry Street party with Miss Peters winning the first prize and Miss Powell the consolation. attendees included Miss Maroney, McMillen, Neal, Bishop, Sawyer, Love, Tiegen, and Bertha Sawyer.
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Brown
C. M. Sawyer
Cherry Street
Miss Peters
Miss Powell
Maroney
Miss McMillen
Neal
Miss Bishop
Miss Sawyer
Miss Love
Palace Hotel loss settled by adjuster for multiple insurers
George P. Wellcome, acting for several insurers, settled the Palace hotel fire loss from November 23 for 8500 dollars. Checks arrived December 1 but signatures delayed distribution until yesterday afternoon. Beneficiaries include Dr. W. W. Stephens and Mrs. Graham.
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George P. Wellcome
Palace Hotel
W. W. Stephens
Mra. ©. Grahiemn
Local Briefs From City And Surroundings
Comi Honey 0c at Washington Market and various residents from Butte and Grand Rapids visiting the city. Health officers report several diphtheria cases. A football game is set for New Year’s Day between the Tigers and Butte high school at Athlete Park. Drawing for $100 cash prizes at JXL store tonight. A work accident injures Fred Allen. his arm broken by logs. The case against Harry Fritz for grand larceny is dismissed on advice of county attorney.
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A. Black
Butte
Union Depot
Tigers
Athlete Park
JXL
East Park Avenue
Fred Allen
New Works
St. Ann's Hospital
Allen
Harry Fritz
Joe Daly
Duffy
Pritz
Wm. Ellerd
Rehearsals Begin for The Bells of Carrieville Show
The lead talent for The Bells of Carrieville will start rehearsals at the theater next Sunday for the January 7 performance. Except for Wednesday night, the theater will be dark, and singers will rehearse almost every night.
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Bells of
Carrieville
Christmas Joy Sparks Billings Churches and Community
Christmas day brought joy to Billings with Sunday school programs at Baptist Congregational and Methodist churches. Catholic midnight mass featured eleven girls in white receiving first communion and a moving sing. Paul McCormick Jr. returns from Salt Lake City to spend holidays with family as others visit from Sheridan and Norristown. Local school officials and public figures appear in order, with new track in North Billings yards and a series of community events reported.
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Santa Claus
Paul McCormick, Jr
Salt Lake City
Texas Blizzard Strikes Dallas as Freezing Storm Expands
A fierce blizzard originated midpiteg at Dallas extends over the western and northern half of Texas. Strong winds and heavy snow hinder travel as residents brace for worsening conditions through the day. Local crews deploy plows and emergency services monitor power outages and road closures.
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Dallas
Tex
Professor N Tibaed Dies After Three-Week Illness
Tor president of American history at Mornell University Muosen C Tay-Der died today after an illness of three weeks.
No Smoke Pure Water At Crystal Springs
Crystal Springs near Butte offers smoke free air all day and invites visitors to enjoy the fresh water and a swim in the purest water known.
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Crystal Springs
Butte
West Point Court Probes Cadet Hazing Allegations
At the United States Military Academy a military court of inquiry resumed and heard Cadet Marty B. Jordan testify he faced no new details amid hazing claims. Cadet Elliott J. Dent described being hazed but not hospitalized, and recounted being banished for withholding names of assailants. Former Cadet John R. Doyle recalled being mistreated after a fight with Keller, noting Brock and Bender involvement. Witnesses discussed pepper sauce, forced meals, and a hazing culture including the “hod carriers” prep society.
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West Point
Military Court of Inquiry
United States Military Academy
Marty B. Jordan
Washington State
Dean
Elliott J. Dent
Pennsylvania
Booz General Clo
Lent
John R. Doyle
Philadelphia
Academy
Boox
Keller
Dogie
General Claus
Bender
Thut
Atverna
Breth
Bender Exencian
Baltimore
Eagies
Turkish indemnity funds tied to warship price
The state department notes Turkish indemnity payments tied to a ship sale by the Turkish government. It has no direct role in the deal but will accept funds if the money is paid from Turkish to the U S government and then distributed to rightful claimants. The arrangement hinges on clear, courted transfer of funds.
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Washington
Dev
State Department
Audi
Porte
Alte
Mystery surrounds Indiana Mason grand secretary shooting
Indianapolis report says William H. Jouythe, grand secretary of the FP and A.M. of Indiana, improved and may recover. The unknown woman shooter theory weakens as police hold to self victim explanation in disappearance of the revolver. Friends offer little detail about the affair.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Wm. H. Jouythe
A. M
Indlumm
Smythe
False drowning report denied in What Cheer exchange
A telephone message from What Cheer states there is no truth to the claim that forty nine people drowned while skating on a Des Moines area lake. The note adds a conversation with the lady operator in charge of the exchange at that point.
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Des Moines
Dec
Town Laughs At Pekay Train Accident Joke
A local claim of a train wreck at Pekay near What Cheer is dismissed as a joke by trainmen. The woman says the tale is the Penny Joke in origin and absurd due to Pekay’s tiny size and lack of a pond big enough to hold forty five people.
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Pekay
Lawsuit Against Whitecaps Moves In Indiana
Columbus businessman A Tens Wines sues about twenty Washington county residents for 200000 in a U S court alleging a January 30 1800 assault and sustained persecution that forced him from the state. He claims the county’s social religious and political leaders conspired to control local affairs and oppose his father.
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Tidanapolis
Ind
Columbus
Ohio
Unites States Court
Washington County
Indiana
Jennings
Salem
Western Turf Congress weighs rescinding racing dates rule
Delegates gathered at the Wellington hotel in Chicago to reconsider a rule limiting racing dates for member tracks. Chicago and St Louis owners call the rule a hardship, with California proxies noted. Early indications favored reconsideration by about two to one after extensive discussion.
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Chicago
Dev
Western Turf Congress
Wellington Hotel
St. Louis
California
Yoas
Tie Up Is Complete In Scranton Strike
In Scranton Pennsylvania on December 2k the sixh day of a streetcar men strike a number of cars are halted and carrying no passengers. The situation shows no normal service as merchants refuse support and supplies for the workers come from Philadelphia.
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Scranton
Berton Etree
Philadelphia
Butte Christmas Tree Benefit Delights City Children
The Associated Charities tree for four city children was held at the auditorium this afternoon. Mayor McCarthy could not attend but City Attorney E M Lath spoke to the children. Santa Claus arrived later distributing joy and sweets. The event surpassed previous years with over 300 children made happy.
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Santa Claus
McCarthy
Associated Charities
Saloon Keeper Joe Creech Arrested in Police Court
In police court this morning Joe Creech saloon keeper was arrested on a charge from messenger Burns alleging assault and ejecting him from the corner saloon at Mal and Mercury streets. Creech pleaded not guilty and his case was set for next Tuesday afternoon. Frank Hamilton pleaded guilty in Holive court to disturbing the peace at the Casino theater and was fined $10. A man named John was taken by Officer Hastigay after causing a disturbance on South Wyoming street and also pleaded guilty paying $10. Curran, a music teacher, 4 New Dee Hive.
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Joe Creech
Helirt
Burns
Creech
Mal and
Mercury
Poles
Frank Hamilton
Casino Theater
John
South Wyoming Street
Hastigay
Notice to Undertakers for County Cemetery Burials
The Silver Bow county board invites sealed bids for interment of all who die in the county during 1901 at County Poor Park Cemetery. Bids cover transportation, grave digging, coffins, burial robes, dressing, head boards, and a registry. Send to J E Moran, by December 27, 1900 at 10 am. Board may reject any bids.
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Board of County Commissioners of
Silver Bow County
Salt County
J. E. Moran
New York and Chicago Markets Mixed on Dec 8 Trade
Daily financial roundup notes a general review of trade with quotes from New York exchanges, including rail, grain, produce, and textiles, plus a Chicago mercantile snapshot showing December and January futures for wheat corn and oats, with pork and lard prices and currency movements. The report lists numerous issuers and commodities in a dense, period-voice style, reflecting a broad market picture.
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