Anaconda Mayoral Candidate Dr Henry W Stephens
Dr Henry W Stephens republican mayoral candidate in Anaconda is a self made man born in St Joseph Missouri in 1882. He practiced medicine since 1883 after graduating St Joseph Medical College and moved to Anaconda in 1886 building a large practice. He served as alderman second ward and advocates strict health law enforcement and economical, impartial administration. He is a taxpayer with a wife and five daughters. W Harper republican candidate for city treasurer is popular and Montana resident since youth, worked as butcher and in the seed business. Rody J Hayes chosen as police magistrate. Irish born 43, educated, worked at smelters six years, lived in Chicago and Nebraska, held Holt county deputy clerk and county treasurer posts, now with wife and two children at 1102 East Fourth Street.
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Henry W. Stephens
St. Joseph
Missouri
St. Joseph Medical College
Anaconda
New York Post Graduate Medical School
Montana State Medical Society
Stephens
W. W. Harper
Montana
Mr. Harper
Bily Wasurer
Rody J. Hayes
J. Hayes
Police Magistate
Mr. Hayes
Reading
Ireland
Ture
Chicago
Nebraska
Lisvelot Court
Holt County
Fast Pourth Street
J. V. Luxton
Soand
T. V. Luxton
Mr. Luxton
Canada
London
Ontario
Andrew Wallace
Austria
America
Wallace
D. A. Syburnagle
Republicana
A. Steurnagle
East Park Avenue
New York
Anaconda Republicans Nominate Local City Officials
Phil Daniels of Butte Anaconda ties as central committee chairman and Burlington railroad veteran. T. V. Luxton and Thomas J. Fleming named alderman candidates for wards two and three. Andrew Wallace and A. Syburnagle stand in for wards four and six, with Otto Reinhardt as city central committee secretary.
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Otto G. Reinhardt
Errett
Pany
Reinhardt
Earliest Bank Note Shown By British Museum Panel
An exhibit at the British Museum features a Chinese bank note from the Hung Wu era, dated around 1368 to 1299. The piece, about eighteen inches long and half as wide, is described as the earliest known bank note, about 300 years before Stockholm issued notes. The article notes related dispatches on Henry Norman’s Russia writings and a Finland trip for an article on the Grand Duchy.
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Japan
China
British Museum
Hung-wu
Stockholm
Henry Norman
Stribner's
Finland
Grand Duchy
Smallpox Bills Left Unpaid In Livingston Session
Livingston Montana March 20 1901 county commissioners met in special session to review a long list of smallpox bills. County attorney Miller was absent delaying action. Van Dyck resigned due to travel demands and Albert Trager will fill the term. The meeting also discussed road work near the stock yards and changes to the road to avoid Reuben Smith’s farm. A local tragedy drew heavy notice as a young hotel worker Mayde Maythorn feared by many left the world after an act of despair. Funeral plans for Hedrix and other local notices followed. The day closed with health and bridge project updates and a Bozeman weed wheat car arrival.
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Livingston
Mont
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Miller
TH. van Dyck
Ves Dyck
Horr
van Dyck
Yellowstone Park
Albert Trager
Trager
Anrd
Yellowstone
Reuben Smith
Albemarle
Glenatsseat
Montana
Minneapolis
Mayde Maythorn
Mexican cowboy Pancho dazzles at Minnesota camp ride
Miunwukee Sentinel describes Pancho, a Mexican cowboy famed for riding bucking horses and lasso work. He displays bold horsemanship, roping a four year old bull and riding it to a camp, then dismounting to receive applause from admirers at the dinner camp.
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Miwnukee
Toussaint
Panspono
Castile
Pansho
Lillie
Pansno
Pancho
The Largest Man in Congress Cyrus Sulloway of New Hampshire
Leslie's Weekly profiles Cyrus A. Sulloway as a towering, hard working New Hampshire figure. It notes his size, chairmanship of the Invalid Pensions Committee, and early career as Salvation Army leader and criminal lawyer. The piece mocks moral judgments and recounts a notable trial before predicting a senate candidacy in two years.
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House
Cyrus A. Sulloway
New Hampshire
Chandler
Senate
Sulloway
Salvation Army
Democrats
House of Representatives
Nan
Committee On
Tierra del Fuego
Leslie's Weekly
Changes on the Map as Populations Push Westward
The piece surveys 19th century global exploration, noting Australia as New Holland and echoes a premodern view of Eurasia. It stresses dramatic American continental growth, with population tide shifting the western boundary inland, reshaping geopolitical outlines over the century.
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Australia
New Holland
Mediterranean
Cape
Central Asia
Himalayas
China
American
Tench
Scribner’s
Exchange of Confidence In A Father Son Talk
A Chicago Tribune dialogue depicts a father asking his son about college debts and the exact total of five thousand nine hundred ninety seven dollars and fifty cents. The boy responds honestly and the father agrees to let him handle the repayment in his own way.
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The
Chicago Tribune
What He Had Heard from Leslie's Weekly
A brief dialogue between Bobbie and Papa questions whether the best people are the cheapest. Bobbie asks if the best is always the cheapest, prompting a reflective pause from both.
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Leslie's Weekly
Bobbie
Pop
Papa
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Thomas J. Fleming
Cape Breton
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Swe
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Hedrix
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Wetzstein
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Thompson Pierce
Stark
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Bozeman
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Seattle
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