Anaconda Democrats Fail To Pack Republican Caucus
A large Democratic push to control Anaconda’s Republican caucus failed as Republicans gathered in force at City Hall. Delegates for the city convention were chosen amid orderly proceedings with ward-by-ward selections. Commentary noted Allen leading in mayoral support with Stephens second, while street conditions near the courthouse offered a steep but manageable ride.
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Maine
Ity Council
Lincoln Club
Petritz
Kil Daniela
City Central Computes
City Hall
Daniels
M. B. Hendricks
Fiftil Ward
K. . ‘Termpleton
M. Frankovich
C.J. Walsh
A. G. McDonald
W.C. Tomlin
Dave Reese
G. 8. Iates
Jonas Hauser
A. Axelson
J. Brusiner
G. W. Storrer
Joan Matthews
J. Jarvis
Charles Hannen
NTH Ward
Peter Jackson
Chris Steurmagie
O. G. Teinhart
Thomas Cowan
Deep Snow Trip Across the Divide Record
Garrett Hebler and Fred Thompson returned from a wo miles trek with 113 head on Walker and Bielenberg’s ranch in the Big Hole country. Thompson notes deep snow, difficult travel, and two steer losses, yet good meals and rest after days in saddle. The pair describe heavy snow and trail crowding on the divide while denying reports of light snowfall.
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Garrett Hebler
Fred Thompson
Walker and Bielenberg
Big Hole
Mr. Thompson
Thompson
Temperance Talk Draws Food Audiences On East Park
Captain Dutton continues temperance meetings on East Park Avenue for over a week. His talk last night stressed that saloon workers and employers prefer sober, industrious men who avoid drink. He argued drunks are often discharged and warned his listeners about irreverent behavior and unsuitable partners.
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Dutton
East Park Avenue
Heavera
School election notice posted for Anacomia board
Secretary Nadeau of the Anacomia board of education posted notices for the school election to be held Saturday April 6. Successors to Dr W H Stephens and DP D Twohy to be chosen. Little interest shown with few candidates and supporters want incumbents to continue.
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Nadeau
Anacomia Board of Education
W. H. Stephens
D. Twohy
Registration Board Closes With 2598 Names On Roll
The city hall registration board completed its work last night at 10 o clock with 2598 names on the rolls. This shows an increase of about 900 names from the spring election last year. The board will reconvene on Saturday the 36th inst to open books for corrections and for those who were unable to enroll.
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Board of Registration
Spirited Republican fight for city treasurer nomination
A lively contest unfolds as candidates W. W. Harper, G. S. Wisner, Harvey Noll, and R. B. Lewis drum up support ahead of next Saturday's city convention. Multiple ballots are anticipated as each candidate claims a strong backing and a fighting chance to win the treasurership.
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W. W. Harper
G. 8. E. Wisner
Harvey Noll
Lewis
Local Briefs on Repairs and Eye Equipment
Bicycles were repaired at Greig's shop while Verberkmoes offered artificial eyes. The notices note small, local services and consumer goods in town.
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Greig's
Verberkmoes
Miss Sprat Visits Friends in Butte and Local Events
Miss Sprat visits friends in Butte while Mrs O Mara of the Furst block spends the day at Gregson springs. Strain's Department Store promotes new goods and low prices. A masquerade ball at Peters Dancing Academy is announced for April 14 with prizes. Anaconda lodge Modern Woodmen of America initiates twelve candidates. George Skimball transferred to St Ann's hospital for pneumonia. H Merwin departs for Great Falls to join Milwaukee-bound love interest. The Prisoner of Enda will be presented tonight at the theater after box-office success.
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Sprat
Butte
O'Mara
Furst
Gregson Springs
Tsesell
Strain's Department
Margaret Mathewson
Peters’ Dancing Academy
A. O
Hall
Anaconda Lodge of Modern Woodmen of America
H. Merwin
Fallahiv
Milwaukee
Enda
Bozeman News Cattle Disease and Youth Whisky Case
Bozeman reports dry murrain among cattle on the range south and west of town affecting young stock. Police judge handles youth whisky cases after arrests, with fines suspended for good behavior. Local bonds, licenses, and court actions noted along with church services and town visits.
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Bozeman
Miss Mary Pierce to Wed Lieut Harold Hammond
News from Pekin reports Miss Mary Pierce niece of Minister Conger to marry Lieut Harold Hammond of the Ninth Infantry. Hammond hometown is Trushville TI and a West Point graduate. The couple met when the regiment reached Pekin to aid the relief, and their betrothal was celebrated before Mr. Conger’s departure at a dinner for nineteen officers.
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New York
Pekin
China
Mary Pierce
K. H. Conger
Harold Hammond
Ninth Infantry
Conger
FAVORED BY MEXICO San Francisco March 20
The Southern Pacific plans extensive Guaymas wharves and has Mexican govt promise to remove charges. Currently through freight cannot land on the railway wharf and is taxed 10 percent at the customs house. SP and Pacific Mail seek bonded through transit as in the United States.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Guaymas
Mexico
Custom House
Pacific Mail
Poisoned Whisky Suspect Wife Arrested in San Francisco
The young wife of George Kent, a longshoreman, was arrested on suspicion of mailing poisoned whisky to her husband. A bottle containing arsenic was found in a parcel post package addressed to Kent at Station D. Detectives say the address resembles her writing and Kent, estranged from her, suspects his wife who denies involvement.
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San Francisco
George Kent
Malla
Kent
Ile
Wheeling All The Go The City Rides Bicycles
Warm spring weather brings out cyclists in Wheeling as streets dry and traffic increases. Businessmen clerks and professionals ride to work now, replacing winter walking. Previously few cyclists ventured out during the cold months.
Fur nace men threaten strike and tea company buys land
Youngstown workers formed after a 3 percent wage cut announce a strike unless wages are restored. Pig iron prices have risen over $2, with no wage increase seen. A mass meeting is planned Friday night to decide action. Separately a new tea company purchased 6000 acres in Colleton County, DC to grow tea for market.
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Youngstown
Colleton County
D. C
Topeka Cooperative Mining Co Delinquent Stock Assessment
Directors of Topeka Cooperative Mining Co based in Butte Montana levy an assessment of 3.25 dollars per share payable by April 7 1901. Unpaid shares will be delinquent as of April 7 and may be sold at public auction on May 1 1901 to cover the delinquent assessment and advertising costs.
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LeRoy Currier
Butte
Montana
Cornieh
Topeka
Kansas
HLDB
Cornish, Secy
Dillon Happenings and Local Notices in March
Dillon March 20 reports W W Haart sued Oregon Short Line for 10000 damages after a Dell wreck that left a passenger with crushed feet. The late James Davidson's will leaves all property to his widow with executrix, valued 5000. Ed Wright survived a laudanum overdose after a severe toothache. St Patrick’s Day quiet with a Dillon orchestra dance. Other items include court actions, mortgage renewals of 1000000, coyote bounty awards, 293 registered voters, local visits, school exams, tract filings, and theater plans.
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Dillon
W. W. Haart Hag
Oregon Short Line People
Dell
United States Court
Lal
Hauer
Butte
James Dayidern
Toulley
Denver
This County
Chedren
Davidson
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O. C. Evans
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H. N. Black
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Mra
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Lula B. Hamilton
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Zoo
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A. L. Stone
State Bank of Dillon
F.L. Graves
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Joe Shineberger
A. F. Grueter
Bebe
TF White
Pres. R.A, Sullivan
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First National Bank
Dillon, Mont
United States Land Office
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Joseph Labouchere
Melross
Mary I. Baker
Hecla Lode
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