Well Pleased Amateurs Do Splendidly In Local Show
Home Talent delivered a near flawless performance to an surprised audience at the Margaret theme tery last night. The company, under Prof Merrill and musical director O Bryant, presented an opera with strong acting and graceful singing. Notable cast members included Mrs. 11, 1 Vondna, Germaine, and Dennis Meviait with George A. Marts James Donohue and F A Reeves in key roles. Costumes by Olivia M. Murriff and many outfits made in Anaconda added to the charm.
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Margaret
Cope
Pirvate Whit
Tle Sheater
Merrill
Prat
Co. O. Bryant
Vondna
Ae Berpolette
Misa Dennis Meviait
Ax Germaine
Paris
A. Davis
George A. Marts
Jean Grenechiop
Fiaherman
James Donohue
le Bails
Fa, Reeves
le Tebel- Non
Phen
Col- Tan Alan Kang
The
Devirs
Mia
Olivia M. Murriff
Anaconda
Died at St Ann's Hospital Crompton Dies From Wrecked Machinery
George Crompton 18, injured at the lower works Saturday when his clothing caught in a shafting was taken to St Ann's hospital where he died this morning. He suffered both legs broken and serious internal injuries. despite rapid medical care his condition proved fatal.
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George Crompton
St. Ann's Hospital
Crompton
Remains Prepared for Shipment to Utah After Death
The corpse was prepared by Undertaker Ehret for shipment this afternoon to Utah, where the mother of the deceased awaited the remains. The report notes the deceased could not be recovered.
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Ehret
Utah
Houck Receives Five Years For Grand Larceny
United States commissioner Charles Houck, arrested ten days ago for grand larceny, is sentenced by Judge Napton to five years in the penitentiary with hard labor after pleading guilty. He promised reform upon release. Other cases set for trial or hearing include P McCann and J D Smith, T J Murphy, Marie Quigley vs Araconda School District, and divorce actions including Nina Hall vs Thomas Hall. An estate matter for Keese Jones and H W Gallagher also scheduled for hearings. A divorce suit by Sadie Fisher against Wiltant Fisher seeks custody of their 6-year-old son and dissolution of the marriage.
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Charles Houck
United States
Napton
Houck
Ever Lodge
P. Staton
Nina Hall
Thomas Hall
Keese Jones
H.W. Gallagher
Sadie Ti. Fisher
Wiltant BE. Fisher
Patruve
Pomrson Ht. Fisher
City Council Grants Leaves and Debates Repairs and Finances
The city council held a grief session with Mayor Madden presiding. Polio Magistrate J. M. Kennedy and Councilman J. B. McDonnell received leaves of absence for legislature attendance, Kennedy 60 days and McDonnell 30. City Engineer McDonald reported weather-caused stoppage on flush tank repairs in Improvement Districts Nos. 5 6 and 10 and recommended a $200 sewerage improvement for City Hall. Police Chief White reported 12 arrests in December for disturbing the peace vagrancy robbery and petty offenses. Treasurer Wallup submitted December balances totaling about 16 251 10 with various funds listed. A stenographic bill of 25 and a legal services bill of 250 were considered.
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Madden
J. M. Kennedy
J.B. McDonnell
Helena
Kennedy
Mr. McDonnell
McDonald
White
Wallup
Three Anaconda residents seek labor commissioner post
Several Anaconda citizens aim for the state labor commissioner job worth 2500 dollars annually. A. P. Flannigan and J. H. Schwend ran on the fusion ticket last fall, while a well known newspaper man also has strong supporters hoping Governor Toole appoint him. The candidates await news from the capital city with cautious optimism.
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Anaconda
Toole
Sorrows of Satan Tour Planned After London Debut
William A Brady plans a U S tour after the London Shaftsbury debut of Sorrows of Satan Miss Correlli, a best selling author, enjoys immense popularity and sales have topped a million copies The Brady company will present the play at the Margaret theater tomorrow with elaborate staging and a careful cast likely to please Miss Correill’s admirers
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William A. Brady
Shaftsbury Theater
London
Margaret Theater
Correill
Smallpox Abating as Discharges Continue
Three smallpox patients were released from the pest house in two days leaving 12 inmates, most on the road to recovery. The severe case of an elderly man has improved to a fair condition. Two more will be discharged tomorrow and two more this week. Policeman John MccMasters at 815 West Fifth Street remains under strict quarantine with stable progress.
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John MccMasters
West Fifth Street
Snow Promises and Weather Woes in Gallatin Valley
Bozeman diary notes a weak snow storm with little ground accumulation raising irrigation worries. Low streams last year threaten dry spells. a runaway horse damaged a cutter. a head end collision near Livingston injured only engines. Billings may gain a Rocky Mountain Bell exchange if patronage warrants. Lineman Thomas Cooney travels to West Gallatin coal measures.
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Bozeman
Harry Sommers
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Billings
Big Timber
Montana
Livut
Thomas Cooney
Helena
West Gallatin Basin
Fire at Kodak Works Kills Two Firemen in Rochester
A nitrate building at Eastman Kodak Works in Rochester New York was destroyed by fire. Firemen died from chemical fumes and another worker was gravely injured as escaping nitric acid reacted with a wooden floor. The dead are Lieutenant Edward Murphy and George F. Long. Injured: Geo Kittlinger. The blaze began when nitric acid contacted the wooden floor.
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Rochester
M. Y
Jan
Eastman Kodak Works
Edward Murphy
George F. Long
Geo, Kittlinger
U S Warship Saga and Venezuelan Standoff Report
Ailing tensions surround a disputed territory as Venezuela faces pressure to settle a claim. The United States postpones decisive action while instructing Hartford to resume a voyage and safeguard a concession. The Warner Quinlan Sullivan syndicate issues loom over legal outcomes and protection of rights.
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ALOOL
Biomis
United Suites
Alicia Elveles
Buffalo
Ranta Gueta
Lobe Hase
Hartford
Seipion
Taeaustyara
New York and Bermuies Company
Warner-Quinlan-Sullivan Syndicate
New York and Bermudez Company
Warner-Quinlan— Sullivan Syndicate
Election Law Void Declares Iowa Amendment Voided
Judge A R Dewey of the sixth district ruled in Washington Iowa that the state constitution amendment delaying all terms from governor onward by one year was void. The ruling cites improper recording of the joint resolution title and questions its adoption by the people at the November 6 1900 election.
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Dex Moines
Tan
Hilge A. R. Dewey
Sixth Judicial District
Washington
Iowa
House
Dewey
Towa
Army Stewards Expanded in Senate Vote
Washington led the opening of today’s session as the Senate devoted about half an hour to memorials and bills before resuming debate on the army reorganization bill. An amendment by Mr. Bate of Tennessee was adopted urging the War Secretary to appoint 100 additional hospital stewards in the regular army with six months’ hospital steward service in the volunteer army during the Spanish war given preference.
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Washington
Senate
Bate
Tennesee
Secretary of War
Rebellion crushed in Venezuela amid upheaval report
Washington dispatch from January 8 reports Minister Loomis in Venezuela cabled that the Peraza uprising appears completely suppressed. The Cabstro government is said to have disposed of the revolt, with no changes expected in American naval presence at La Guayra beyond the gunboat Scorpion. No new details on the asphalt controversy status.
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Ashington
Loomis
Vienezuela
Peraza
Mt. Loomis
Caxtro
la Guayara
Scorpion
Did Not Founder Steam S Boudan Report Denied
Brussels Jan 8 There is no truth to reports that the steamship S Boudan foundered near the Congo Free State voyage from Antwerp last December. Initial reports claimed ten crew drowned due to a destination change, but these accounts are denied.
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Brussels
Boudan
Antwerp
Congo Free State
Inaugural Ride: Western Lines Offer One Fare Plus 32
The Chicago Tribune reports Western roads will charge one fare plus 32 for a round trip to Washington for President McKinley’s inauguration on March 4. Sales occur February 28 to March 2 from Colorado and Wyoming lines and February 27 to 28 and March 1 from westward points. Tickets returnable through March 8.
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Chicago
the Tribune
Washington
McKinley
Colorado
Wyoming
Wyoming Legislature convenes with Atherly as speaker
Cheyenne Wyoming January 8 The sixth legislature opened at noon with J S Atherly of Albany county chosen speaker by the Republican members. Republican senators plan a caucus tonight to select officers for the senate and E W Stone of Cheyenne is expected to be named president pro tem
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Cheyenne
Wyo
House
J. S. Atherly
Albany County
Senate
E. W. Stone
Knightly vow echoes in Philadelphia Press snippet
A fragment shows Mr Billincoo-Ah! declaring he might perform a knightly deed, while Miss Lovyllps-Oh! urges him to propose to her father. the dialogue reads as a cautious courtship moment reported by the Philadelphia Press.
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Mr. Billincoo
Miss Lovyllps
George
Papa
Philadelphia Press
Dissolution of Partnership in Local Insurance Firm
The partnership of J. H. Wanikt and Joseph G. Fariss operating as J. H. Parlan & Brother at 5 Silver Tow block Butte disolved by mutual consent. Going forward the business will be conducted by J. H. Pariss Janney Gtk TOT.
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Insurance
Aeal
Tate
J. AH. Wanikt
Joseph G. Fariss
J. Hw, Parlan & Hrother
Butte
Feroeser
Rebels Out of the Way in Venezuelan Asphalt Row
A dispatch from Washington reports that revolutionary forces under Peresa have been crushed and the Caracas government can focus on the asphalt dispute. Minister Loomis confirms the move ends rebel disturbances affecting New York and Caribbean company property, easing fears of their expulsion by Caracas authorities.
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New York
Hernia
Washington Raya
Caracas
Loomis
Gon. Peresa
Cermudes
Warner- Quinlan-Sullivan Syndicate
Notice to Creditors in Montana Estate Case
Notice to creditors of Marshall Greene deceased to present claims within four months of first publication. L. P. Sanders is administrator, located at Sanders and Sanders office Hennessey Building Butte Montana, Bilger County, Montana. No further details provided.
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Marshall
Greene
Marshall & Greene
Banders & Sanders
Hennesay
Butte
Montana
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Smith Drug Co
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Marcus Daly M. Bi
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Casher
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Wyoming Legislature
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