Pioneer Newsman Beriah Brown Dies at 80 in Seattle
Beriah Brown, aged 80 and longtime Rocky Mountain region newspaper veteran, died last night at 10:20 at 1 Maple Street, Seattle, after a general decline. He left four sons including Edward H. Brown of Seattle, Ber jah Brown of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, A. N. Brown of the Anaconda Standard, and James H. Brown of the Spokesman-Review. Born in New York, he began in New York with Horace Greeley, later lived in Michigan Wisconsin and California, where he edited papers and served as state printer. His career spanned Madison to San Francisco and beyond, surviving anti Democrat unrest after Lincoln’s assassination and a perilous cross-country journey. He spent his final years in Seattle.
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New York
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Rocky Mountains
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Seattle
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Seatle Post-Intelrgencer
Anaconda Standard
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Spokesman-Review
Spokane
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California
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San Leandro
CV Shatters
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F & Minent
Guaymas
Mexico
Santa Rosa
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Biographical Note on Hearst Early Career in the West
The article traces Hearst's journalism path from San Francisco to Portland to Olympia and Seattle. It mentions his editorship of the Democratic Herald in Portland around 1867, health-driven travels to Olympia, and founding the Puget Sound Dispatch in Seattle in 1880. It also notes his terms as mayor of Seattle in 1879 and 1880 before retiring in 1881.
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Democratic Press of
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Examiner
Hearst
Santa Rosa
Portland
Ore
Democratic Herald
Oregonian
Olympia
Wueh
Fire Daily
Catholic Club Debates Women’s Political Rights
The Catholic club held its third debate on women’s political rights with a large audience on ladies night. The affirmative, led by Thomas Kelly and others, won 77 to 5 as Mrs Young and Mrs Fleming supported the motion. Josh McCaffery was praised for his engaging reasoning and speech.
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Mietbers
Messrs
Thomas Kelly
T. D. Flynn
Casey
J. E. Young
T. 4. Fleming
Joe Meccaffrey
John di Owens
Nellie Shea
Josh McCaffery
Wanl
Uts Lal
Keily
Death of Martin Kelly in Waterford Ireland
Anaconda mourns Capt. W M Kelly and Lieut Myles Kelly as they learn of their father Martin Kelly’s death in Waterford Ireland on January 22 at age 80. A respected, honorable man who aimed to instill steadfast values in his children, he leaves a devoted spouse and two children in Anaconda. Capt Kelly, the eldest son, was told his father’s last words honored him, and he has not seen his parents in seventeen years.
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W. M. Kelly
Myles Kelly
Anaconda
Martin Kelly
Waterford
Ireland
Capt. Kelly
Organizing Meeting Set For Anaconda Retail Clerks
Tonight at Mattle hall Anaconda retail clerks plan a large organizing meeting expected to draw nearly all city clerks. Officers from Butte clerks union and leaders from Western Labor Union will address attendees. Key figures include Harry Hetmerdinger Charles Lannen and M O Griser. The session begins at 8:20 p m.
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Retail Clerks of
Anaconda
Mattle Hall
Butte Clerks’ Uniion
Orgas Andiu Howl
W N Labor Union
Butte Clerks Union
Harry Hetmerdinger
Charles Lannen
Tutte Clerks’ Union
M. 0
Cattle thief Schnopel fled after new trial ruling
Henry Schnopel of Phillipsburg, convicted in Butte in October 1881 for cattle stealing and granted a new trial by Tudee Clancy, has not appeared to serve his sentence. He arrived in Anaconda from Phillipsburg with a woman said to be his wife, left Anaconda toward Butte by the R B P R yesterday at noon, with friends sending him off at the train.
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Crees Renorta
Butts Jast
Henry Schnopel
Phillpsburg
Butte
Tudee Clancy
Supreme Court
Anaconda
Philpsburg
P. Ry
Local briefs and court notes tone down in Anaconda
Various city items include Daly's saloon move to a new door, a recital event at O'Brien's, Stewart from St Paul visiting on Great Northern Express tour, and a labor union meeting for retail clerks at Mattie hall at 8 30 pm. Frank McNally returns from Ireland with stories, civil case Pat Boland vs Kennedy nears jury verdict, Adolphue Broderson assists in Roland Kennedy suit, Fogarty vs Schotich and Whiaker vs Kennedy dismissed, Emma Nevada seat subscriptions rise for the big show.
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Frank McNally
Ireland
Pat Boland
J. M
Kennedy
Adolphue C. Broderson
Smoky City
Anaconda
B. F. Malden
Roland-Kennedy
John Fogarty
Joe Schotich
Napton
William Whiaker
Frank Kennedy
Emma Nevada
Maggie Marshal Arrested for Disturbance in Maine Ville
Maine Ville resident Maggie Marshal was arrested last night on a charge of disturbing the peace. She reportedly threatened to exterminate all French and Dutch residents, and was placed under guard at city hall. The story notes related items about a local death and funeral plans for Pat Thornton.
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Anaconda Music
Maggie Marshal
Maineville
Burg
Pat Thornton
St. Louis
Rhret
Thornton
Livingston City Council Receives Dyke Plans and Water Vote
A regular Livingston city council meeting reviewed city officer reports and paid the dyke contract. The water works bond was defeated 66 to 0 in a January 25 special election. A plan for a Yellowstone river stone wall dyke was approved for planning and cost estimation. Mayor John T. Smith was named a delegate to the Milwaukee congress.
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Livingston
Mont
J. Z. Smith
Tedepart
Tsue
Yellowstone River
Main Street
John T. Smith
Norris
Milwaukee
Notice for Publication of mining claim survey data
Notice announces application for patent on 11.84 acres of the Bookane lode mining claim in Silver Bow and Jefferson counties Montana by Henry Bartlett and Michael Donahue. It details the survey No. 5801, boundary corners, area exclusions, adjacent claims, and recording offices with first publication January 27, 1900.
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Omee
Helena
Montana
Henry R. Bartlett
Michael A. Donahue
Butte
Ion
Jefferson Counties
Recorder
Silver Bow
Loden
Mary Ellen Lode
James Murphy
Josephine Lod
Bear Paw
James McBride
George D. Greene
Register
Notice of Forfeiture and Stock Assessment in Butte
Notice to J. W. Oberman and heirs that $100 expended on the Racks arock lode in Camp Creek mining district Silver Bow Montana may forfeit to the subscriber if the share of $100 is not paid within 90 days. Emma Mining and Mill Company also levies a half cent per share stock assessment, delinquent if unpaid by March 16 1900, with sale set for April 1 1900 in Butte Montana.
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Silver Bow
Butte City
Silver Bow County
Orton
J. W. Oberman
Camp Creek
United States
Unitates
Delinquent Stock Assessment Notice in Montana and Missouri
A ten cent per share assessment on the capital stock of Baraune corporation is due by March 8 1900 in U.S. funds. Payments may be made in St Louis Missouri or Pie-Muelle near Philipsburg Montana. Unpaid shares by March 24 1900 will be advertised for sale at the Philipsburg court house to cover the delinquent amount and sale costs. By order of the board of trustees. Jesse B. Meller, secretary.
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Batur
United States
Jesse B. Meker
Ihe
St. Louis
Missouri
Werner Ziegler
Pi-Meuille
Nilipeburg
Granite County
Montana
Philipsburg
Board of Trustees
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Mellor
Notice of patent application for Illinois No. 2 Mining Claim
An 1800s mining notice records an application for patent at Silver Bow County involving the Illinois No. 2 Mining Claim in Summit Valley, listing survey data, boundaries, distances, and nearby claims. Names such as Michael Carroll and others appear as registrants or claimants, with references to reconfirmed survey points and governing officers.
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Conrad
Deer Montana
Illinoia No. 2
Valkyroe
Silver Baw County
Sherest
Railways Time Tables from Anaconda to Pacific Northwest
The notice lists trains from Anaconda including West Coast routes to Portland and coast points daily with exceptions. It mentions Pullman service to Portland St Paul Omaha and connections via Northern Pacific Oregon Short Line and Great Northern lines. Tickets and steamship routes to Europe are available.
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Trong
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All Coast Points
Butte
Union
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Weat
Oregon
aDeepaiwara Oregon
Northern Pacific Railway
Eurone
Northern Pacific Sleepers From Anaconda to St Paul and St Louis
The Northern Pacific operates the Pullman Standard sleeping car service from Anaconda to St Paul and St Louis with two sleeping cars on the night run from Anaconda and Butte. One car travels Anaconda via Billings and the Pend d Oreille route to St Paul.
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Anaconda
St. Paul
St Louis
Butte
Billings
Pendantes
Ogre of Care
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