Anaconda News Invites McKinley Visit Amid Local Rush
Anaconda leaders press Lincoln Republican Club to invite President McKinley during his planned western trip. A telegram from M B Hendricks invites Carter to extend the invitation while outlining the local push to attract the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
McKinley
Mantina Aioe
Vepublican Party
Anatonita
Lincoln Republean Club
My. ™. B. Hendricks
Thomas Carter
Montana
Carter
Tullowsa
Amwonda
Mayen 1
Thomas MH. Carter
Anaconila
M. B. Hendricks
President Lincoln Republican Club
Narrow escape at Derrick Fells 61 foot derrick collapse
Derrick Fell a engraver at the new smelter works narrowly avoided being crushed when a 61 foot derrick slipped from its rigging and crashed down on the works. A broken guy rope caused the fall injuring only minorly the surrounding beams and steam bridge. several similar incidents occurred in the past month but no one was seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toy Trogers
Rogis
Enigine
Injustice Charged in Capital Hotel Adultery Case
Constable Lynch arrested William Cooper and Minnie Williams at the Capital hotel on East Front Street on adultery charges after they were found sharing sleeping quarters. Justice Kennedy sentenced Cooper to six months in jail while Williams was ordered to leave town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constabe Lynch
William Cooper
Minnie Williams
Capital Hotel
East Front Street
Justice Kennedy
Very Good Show By Techards & Pringle Minstrel
The Techards and Pringle Minstrel Night at Margaret’s showcased a commendable performance with sharp singing by TC Logan on “Asleep in the Dean,” drawing strong applause. Lomen, noted in Butte and Anininna, appears in the context of the event, with TD Sae Tormery recently returning from a tour to Australia and the Mavalian islands and employed as a Pullman car porter between Salt Lake and Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Techards & Pringle
Whatson
Margaret
TC. Logan
Lomen
Butte
TD Sae
Salt Lite
Aus
Muvvailan Islands
City Council Meeting Tonight Seeks Polling Place Fixes
City council convenes this evening to correct polling place designations and review an invitation for President McKinley to visit the Pacific coast. Anaconda may be included in the president’s travel plans as the council considers an appropriation and ordinance.
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Madden
McKintey
Pacife
Anaconda
Hovounell
The Prisoner of Zenda at Margaret theater the next day
The reviewer praises The Prisoner of Zenda for natural acting and plots the two productions at Margaret theater tomorrow and Sunday night. A Brass Monkey, Hoyt’s farce at Mar Saret theater Sunday night, is highlighted as a peak example of his work with a high standard cast and production.
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Zenda
Margaret Theater
Mar- Saret
Hartes MH. Hoyt
Hoyt
New York
Bowlers face decisive third match at Tucker's alleys
The Yannigans and general office bowling teams clash in a three game series at Tucker's alleys tonight. Two tight matches have left the series tied with victory mirroring each team's strength. West bowlers among the players boost the intrigue as the final roll could crown the stronger team.
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Yannigans
General Office
Tucker's Alleys
James Fleming Taken to Deer Lodge for Preliminary Hearing
James Fleming also known as McArthur, charged with the Oliver Dotson murder, was removed from the county jail this morning by Sheriff McMahon of Deer Lodge County and transported to Deer Lodge for a preliminary hearing this afternoon. Deputy Sheriff Robinson accompanied the defendant to attend the proceedings.
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James Fleming
McArthur
Oliver Dotson
McMahon
Deer Lodge
Robinson
Local Briefs Note Repairs Ball Plans and City Central Call
Bicycles repaired at Greig's. Grand ball at A 0 H hall tomorrow night. C M Smith of Butte in the city yesterday. M B Hendricks confined at home today by sickness. Td Burke, chairman of the democratic city central committee, issued the official call for the city convention. The convention takes place later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greig‘s
Beakey to be arraigned after gun incident in Butte
Under Sheriff Morgan brought W H Beakey, A C M employee, from Butte after a gun incident in the Copper City store provoked by a cashier's attempt to withhold a check. Beakey faces arraignment before Justice Frank Kennedy this evening as he seeks to change Coleman’s mind regarding the Hennessy Mercantile Co. account. Benko will enter his plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.D. Brown
Salt Lake City
Gite Cy Voss
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Shain
S C. M. Bowyer
Deer Lodge
McArthur
H. H. Logan
Oak Street
Frank Klepetko
Salt Lake
Frances
St. Mark’s Hospital
George
Meadepost No
Department of Montana
Anaconda
Letser Block
East Commercial Avenue
John Hward
Dudley
A. C. M. Company
Hamilton
Mercantile Department
Morgan
Butte
W._H. Beakey
Copper City
Coleman
Hennessy Mercantile Co
Frank Kennedy
Benko
Washington Sacked by Jubal Early Near Miss
Edward Babcock of Baltimore recounts Early’s raid on Washington nearly succeeding. He cites a navy sale of cheap whiskey as a factor delaying the Confederates at Silver Spring, roping in a tale of how Admiral Lee’s bargain spirits helped delay a potential sack of the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Babcock
Baltimore
Jubal A. Early
Washington
Babcock
General Early
Mr. Batcock
Navy Department
Admiral Lee
Silver Spring
Barry
Lee
New York Tribune
Bulletproof Skull In Brooklyn Hospital Report
John Silliman Sargent Davis is described as possessing an extraordinarily thick skull by doctors at Brooklyn Hospital. He is presently annoyed by the concern and attention surrounding his condition and appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Silliman Sargent Davis
Brooklyn Hospital
Three Shots At Brooklyn Man Leave Him Wounded
Fred Davis was shot at short range Saturday night at No 11 Fleet Street Brooklyn. Three 38 caliber bullets struck him in the head from a single assailant, causing a skull fracture described as remarkable by surgeons J P Debruler Ambo McVain and Dr John H Pirker. Davis was hospitalized with bleeding and multiple wounds, the bullets deflected from the parietal frontal and coronal areas. William Mitchell was named as a former associate linked to the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mitchell
No. 11
Fleet Street
Brooklyn
Doyle
Mitchell
J. P. Debruler
McVain
John H. Pirker
Davie
Davis
Odd Facts On Spiders Humans and Dyes From History Field
A compilation notes spider silk construction with thousands of threads united, James Grant links electrical pressure to muscular rheumatism, acupuncture uses thin needles, Chinese dye insects yield purple-red pigment, carmine and lake tones from oil. It mentions rouge derived from a Mexican bug and global worm dye trade details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Grant
Son Sues Father Physician For Services Wins Then Reversed
A Michigan supreme court ruling reverses an $11,000 jury verdict in a son’s suit for services rendered to his physician father. The decision faults the evidence and admits prejudicial testimony against the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Michigan
Bundle of splinters and oddities from a distant era
A fragmented item notes one third of earth’s inhabitants may use tobacco. A misprinted line claims an elephant gnaws for munching. The text mentions a giant animal with two below and two above on each aisle. It also references worn uniforms of the British army and a wartime treasury return of about $150,000 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Office Treasury
Notice to Creditors in Beyer Estate Montana 1901
Administrator Carroll G Dolman of the Adam C Beyer estate calls all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months of the first publication. Claims should be directed to the administrator at 33 Owsley block Butte Silver Bow County Montana. Dated February 25, 1901.
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Adam C. Beyer
Owsley Block
City of
Bute
County of
Silver Bow
State of
Montana
Carroll G. Dolman
Butte
M.C. Ryan
Pranels Pride Ham
Thornton
Stevens
Sliver Bow County
James B. Furey
Sliver
Bow County
Montane
B. B
Millet
Marlum C. McLoon
Maurium C
Lewis A. Smith
Silver How Block
Opera Co operative Mining Co Directors Assess Stock
Notice states that on March 6 1901 the Opera Co operative Mining Co of Butte Montana levied an assessment of 5.25 dollars per share on capital stock payable before April 7 1901. LeRoy Currier of Butte Montana and HD Cornish of Topeka Kansas are named in the notice.
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Nolice
Mayable
Ph LeRoy Currier
Butte
Montana
Cornish
Topeka
Kansas
H. D. Cornish
Secy
Name Change Petition and Mining Notices in Butte Montana
A dense Montana page records a name change petition from John Otto Kohncke to John Otto King filed in Silver Bow County with proof of German birth and US naturalization. Also listed are multiple mining claim notices in Butte and surrounding Silver Bow County, including payments due for Adjoining Admiral Dewey Quartz Lode and Linda Quarts Lode shares, as well as patent applications for Meighan and Violet Lodes with exact survey details and conflict notes.
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Second Judicial District
State of
Montana
Siiver Bow
John Otto Kohncke
John Otto King
Germany
United States
Hetena
Aftiant
Butte
Silver Bow County
Hana Kohncke
Brande
Schieswig-Holstein
John N. Kirk
State of Montana
Bilger
John Otto Kolincke
John Otto Konicet
Morris Kinnard
Pat O'Neil
Dennls O'Donnell
Ian
Burimit Valley
O'Neil
Heresby
Dennis O'Donnell
Mont
Estate of Blarium C McLeon Administrator Named in Montana
Alexander Macaulay named as administrator for the estate of Blarium C McLeon deceased in Silver Bow County Montana with Lewis A Smith serving as attorney. Dated February 25 1901 Bute Montana.
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Montana
Ward
Silver Bow
Alexander Macaulay
Blarium C. McLeon
Bute
Patent Application for Hecla Lode Mine in Montana
Notice filed by Narclass Ledoux Joseph Labouchere and Mary I Baker for a patent on 1415 linear feet of the Hecla Lode Mining claim in Little Pine district Silver Bow Montana. Survey No 688 Township 28 Range West, describes boundaries, area 13.95 acres with 0.472 acres in conflict with surveys 4433 4434. Adjoining claims Calumet Lode Tamarack Lode and Calumet Extension Lode. First publication February 7 1901.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
John FH. Johns
Butte
Silver Bow County
Ina
Sur
Gur
N. W. Cor
Violet Lode
Alex W
Corner No
Con Het
Nat
N. E. of
T. J. Armyle
B. of Sur
W. of
Dennis Driscoll
Bur
Geo. H. Gasey
M. Cameron
James A. Murray
W. E. Smith
Patrick Clark
N. W
Charles
Warren
John Gillie
George D. Greene
M.T. Baker
Mont
Narclass Ledoux
Joseph Labouchere
Melean
Mary I. Baker
Hecla Lode
Little Pine
Morg
Silver Bow
Ranga & W
Corner Mo. 1
Calumet Lode
Narclese Ledoux
Tamarack Lode
Thomas Curla
Calumet Extension Lode
Walter Mackay
Register
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Opera Co-Operative Mining CO
Butte, Mont
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H. O. Emery
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Erick Reha
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Linda Quarts Lode
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