Police Court Roundup: Five Arrests in One Night
The night yielded five arrests as police cracked down on disturbances in the district. Ed Barnes, a longtime offender, was taken after a restaurant incident on Hast Park Street and released on a $40 bond with $465 in certificates of deposit, trial set for this afternoon. Axel Johnson faced charges of forcing a door and had two bottles of whisky in his possession when nabbed. Tony Roades and Willan Kean were held for interfering with an officer, with a $50 bond posted for their 4 pm court appearance.
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Podice
Ed Barnes
Dmecer Trudell
Grill
Hast Park Street
Barnes
Daly
Donofie & Greswood
Ed Crause
Cabina
Axel Johnson
O'Brien
Gardour
Wa Lamont
Mast Third Street
Wood
Ta- Balla
Unis
Tony Roades
Willan Kean
Togalis
Mike
Lavine
Why Bolan Has Changed County Officials Mystery Deepens
A local county office reshuffle stirs talk as longtime figure Ton Bola, known for roaming the courthouse and posing as various roles, disappears from the county clerk’s office in the wake of new officials. Inquiries surge about his whereabouts amid county changes and late summer business rumors.
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Ton Bola
Ike
Phine
Tom Deku
Public Knights of Pythias Installation At Turnee Hall
Caplan Greenan or George Johnson sought by readers as the small man in a new suit who copied county records formerly handled by Tin Heatly. The public installation of Knights of Pythias at Turnee hall drew a large crowd and featured vocal selections, a lengthy program with Rathbone Sisters and other lodges, plus a late dance by Margaret theater orchestra.
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Caplan Greenan
George Johnson
Tin Heatly
Tom
Knights of Pythias
Turnee Hall
Ora Plaza Temple
Order of Rathbone Sisters
Montana Lodge
Mount Powell Lodge
K. Or
A. E. Rowe
Munsic—Margaret Theater Orchestra
Rathbone Sisters
Mra. C.F. Neat
Rowe
Grand Lodge
A. E. Howe
Order
James Quane
Margaret Theater
Ed Davis
Edna Ford
Florence Fanning
J. J. MacGuinness
C. C. Hoff
A. EK. Rowe
Tollowa
Montana No. 1
Max Hammeralough
James McQuade
Emery Kell
C. H. Williams
P. M. Smith
A. Winemere
Charles Bertlieh
James Turher
William Moyk
Thomas A. Barnes
Mount Powell
W. E B. Guily
J. A. George
Cameron
Th. M. Davidson
George Walkup
J. Je Laird
W. G. Schatz- Mines
Margaret Theatre Orchestra
Local Briefs From Anaconda Area News Notes
A batch of local items covers residents visiting Helena Butte and Missoula, illnesses, and social updates. Names include Mrs D Cohen on Gak Street John Durtle Anna Evans Nelly W Lathan Delia OBrien Anna Moroney Mary Whalen Augusta Bettenberg and Miss Owen. County officials approved terms and planned court house doors. Marriage licenses issued Pat Kelly Catherine Durkin Luka Golak Meli Tamgan. C J Healy moved to Butte for work. Augusta Bettenberg funeral set in Deer Lodge.
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Rulle
Montana
A. Ramond
Butte
John Durtle
Missoula
Anna Evans
Prescott Select
Maple Street
Hast Park Avenue
Anna Moroney
Kulle
Leland
F. M. Brown
Grippe
Delia O'Brien
Nelly W. Lathan
Richard Rivle
Board of County Commissioners
Pat Kelly
Catherine Durkin
Luka Golak
Meri Tamgan
Court House
Michael Collins
Child
Collins
C. J. Healy
J. B. Richards
Misox Augusta Bettenberg
Philadelphia
Deer Lodge
Farmbly
Anaconda
T. F. Whalen
Mary
Mr. Whalen
Laramie
Wyoming
Miss Owen
Copper City Commercial Company
New York
Protection for Agriculture Backed by German Chancellor
Berlin Jan 9 The imperial chancellor Count von Buelow in the lower house urged protecting farmers as a duty of government. He argued for equal protection for trade industry and agriculture, warning against favoring one group over another while supporting a canal improvement bill.
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Berlin
Count von Buelow
Duke of Norfolk Draws Fire Over Papal Speech
London dispatch notes the Duke of Norfolk aroused controversy by urging Papal temporal power or its independence in a Rome pilgrimage address to English Catholics. Variants differ on exact wording. The duke, a former postmaster general, left government service to serve in South Africa.
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New York
Tribune
London
Duke of Norfolk
Rome
Express
Reuter
England
South Africa
Carnegie Golf President Picked By USGA Nominators
O W Bird of Meadowbrook Hunt W McDonald of Chicago Golf Club and R F Griscom of Marion Cycle Club Philadelphia chosen as USGA nominating committee. They report 80 days before the annual meeting. Likely no major changes from current officers except possible replacement for Washington B Thomas. Andrew Carnegie and H B Tolling among presidential hopefuls.
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New York
O. W. Bird
Meadowbrook Hunt Et
W. McDonald
Chicago Golf Club
R. F. Griscom
Marion Cycle Club
Philadelphia
United States Golf Association
Lst
Washington B.thomas
Brooklyn
Andrew Carnegie
St. Andrews Golf Club
Ft. TR
Alliance May Continue Between France and Russia
Paris reports a Franco Russian alliance remains intact as M Delcasse and Count Lamsdorff exchange messages. Delcasse congratulates Lamsdorff on his appointment and hopes their close friendship will aid national interests. Lamsdorff expresses desire to strengthen the enduring friendship between the two nations.
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Paris
Nove Vremyev
Petersburg
M. Delcasse
Count Lamsstorff
Count Lamsdorff
Fire in Caven mine tunnel near Aspen quickly stopped
Miners on night shift found a timber fire in the Caven mine tunnel near the Simuggler vein at midnight. The blaze burned about 40 feet from the tunnel mouth but was easily extinguished with no danger of a larger conflagration. Initial fears linked the fire to shale sources, but no spread occurred.
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Aspen
Caven
Simuggler
Witek
Snow and sleet disrupt telegraph service across Midwest
Heavy snow and sleet sweep the Kansas City region and the midland states since midnight. Telegraph and telegraph lines suffer, with wires insulated by ice complicating message transmission between Chicago and Kansas City, hindering routine communication nationwide.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Georgia Boy Kidnapped Shocks Town
A Georgia boy from Atlanta area vanished after a claimed abduction involving a Union Street resident and an Albemarle suspect. Police pursue leads as family appeals for information.
School of Technology Describes Missing Boy
The Georgia School of Technology issued a description on January 5 in Kansas City for Frank Base Fraser a 19 year old boy about 4 feet 6 4 inches tall weighing 45 pounds with wavy black hair dark eyes dark complexion a prominent chin heavy beard and wearing a Number 7 hat and corresponding shoe size.
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Georgia School of Technology
Kansas City
Frank Base Fraser
Stuck in Tunnel at Alpine Snowstorm Traps Passengers
Denver officials said the train at Alpine tunnel had been relieved leaving only a helper engine, while Leadville dispatches claimed the train remained trapped with twelve passengers unable to reach a station. Snow four to six feet deep near Mount Princeton. storm largely spares the Gunnison branch.
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Denver
Jon
Colorado & Southern
Alpine Tunnel
Leadville
Mount Princeton
Gunnison
Colorado Southern
Cyclist corps seize Pick Aners Kloof after race with Boers
Capetown January 9 The cyclist corps which left here Saturday occupied Pick aners Kloof Sunday after a race with the Boers for possession. The Boers tried to intercept the cyclists but they held the palab, though three were killed and 23 wounded. Horse requisitioning has begun in districts where owners refuse sale to authorities.
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Capetown
Pickaners Kloof
Puxiton
Patriots Women Daughters of 1812 Elect Officers in Delinonicos Inst
In New York on January 9 two officers were elected at the annual meeting of the TU. 8 Daughters of 1812 held at Delinonicos Institute. The brief notice notes the selections and continued community ties.
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New York
The
TU. 8
Daughters of 1812
Night, Mary lami Appoints Officials for Society
Night reports Mary lami serves as curator general and Mrs J B Richards of Louisiana is named historian general alongside Robert G Barry of Mary lami in a formal society leadership rollout.
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Robert G. Barry
Marylami
J. B. Richards
Louisiana
HoFe To Combine Inferred Vickers Maxim Pact
London reports Albert Vickers indicates a possible combination between Vickers Maxim and Cramps of Philadelphia, though he says no final agreement is reached on the Vickers Maxim venture yet and hopes for a deal.
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London
Jan. Y
Albert Vickers
Vickers-Maxim
Philadelphia
Vickers-Saxim Company
Memphis protest over McKinley invitation ignored
In Memphis on January 9, a protest by the New Orleans camp of Confederate veterans against inviting President McKinley to attend the Confederate veterans reunion next May is stated to be ignored for Memphis.
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Fenn
New Orleans
McKinley
Memphis
Quiet in Colombia pacification news reaches Colon
The French steamer Fournel from Marseilles arrived in Colon with word of the complete pacification of the departments of Bolivia and Magdalena. No further details could be ascertained.
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Colon
Colombia
Galverston
Fournel
Marseilles
Bolivia
Magdalena
Railroad upgrades planned across three lines in Philadelphia area
Improvement works exceeding 5000 dollars are to be conducted by the Pennsylvania Railroad company on four main lines and on the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore and the United New Jersey Railroad divisions.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Wilmington
Baltimore
Unit & Railroad Companies of
New Jersey
Armour heir Kirk B Armour ill with pneumonia
Kansas City January 9 Kirk B Armour nephew of the late Philly TD Armour and head of the Armour interests in Kansas City is critically ill at home with pneumonia.
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Kansas City
Kirk B. Armour
Philly TD. Armour
Armour
Senate votes to continue current canteen system for Army
Washington action details a senate vote this afternoon on the committee amendment to retain the present canteen system for the army. The record notes the specific title and the procedural vote, reflecting ongoing debates over military welfare funding.
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Washington
Jan
Senate
Their Last Stronghold Surrenders in Carupana
Cayacas reports that the last position held by the rebels in the Carupana area surrendered yesterday. The ceasing of combat marks a turning point in the campaign against the rebels.
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Cayacas
Revolu- Honldts
Carupana
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Gak Street
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Helena
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New Salem, Mich
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United States
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J. A. Creighton
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B. P. Levits
V. Kemper
T. MM. Hodgens
J. 0. Hodgens
Lee Mantle
Chas, Schatzlein
Peemt
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J. Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro
Clark & Larabie
Trenzact General Banking Business
Alex Johneton
Caghter
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Donahoe
W. L. Moyer
First National Bank
Butte, Montana
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