Patsy Clark 1905-1909
The last half of this decade, because a lot happened here!
1905
Spokane City Directory, Business Section
Dennis Clark, 41-42 Ziegler block
Patrick Clark, 41-42 Ziegler block
TJ Clark, 42 Ziegler block
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| 1905 Spokane City Directory |
Spokane City Directory, White Pages
James Clark, student, boards 2208 2d av
John Clark, student, boards 2208 2d av
Patrick Clark, mining 41-42 Ziegler block, home 2208 2d av
Patrick W. Clark, boards 2208 2d av
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| 1905 Spokane City Directory |
1906
Daughter Ella Clark marries Harry A. Richards. We will see this in another post. Stay tuned. Again.Mary
6 August 1906
Mother of Mrs Patrick Clark dies
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| Mary Mahoney Stack died The Spokane Press, 1906 |
6 August 1906
Mary Stack was a Very Old Lady
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| Mrs. Clark's mother was a very old lady Spokane Chronicle, 1906 |
Mrs. Mary Stack, the mother of Mrs. Patrick Clark, died this morning at the Clark residence, 2208 Second avenue, of old age. Mrs. Stack was 78 years old and her death was caused by exhaustion following a slight attack of illness.It is possible, since she'd been ill before the "exhaustion" that she'd actually been septic.
Mrs. Stack left two other children besides Mrs. Clark -- Mrs. John Bresnahan of this city and John Stack of Republic. The latter has been notified and will come to the city immediately.
Mrs. Stack was born in Ireland and came to this country 60 years ago, settling in Iowa. From there she moved to Montana and then came to Spokane to live. She has resided here for the past 20 years with Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Clark.
The funeral will probably be held the day after tomorrow, although it is not defintely settled. Interment will be at Fairmount. Dr. Luhn and Dr. Witter attended Mrs. Stack.
8 August 1906
Mary Stack Was a Pioneer of Butte
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| Mary Mahoney Stack was a pioneer of Butte The Butte Daily Post, 1906 |
New information here:
Mrs. Mary Stack ... was one of the early residents of Butte. Her children and grandchildren were present at her death. ... She had been ill for three weeks.
When she was 15, her family emigrated to this country and made Dubuque, Iowa, their home for several years. ... Mrs. Stack was married and soon after, when gold was first found in Montana, she went with her husband in the first rush here.
... they settled first in Helena, where Mr. Stack died. Mrs. Stack kept a miners' boarding house in Walkerville, when she came here. She cheerfully endured the harships which fell upon both men and women in those days when Butte was merely a raw, rough mining camp. Mrs. Stack was a woman much loved by her neighbors and is held in kindly memory by many a miner and prospector. From Butte ... she went to the Coeur d"Alenes, when the mining fever drew people to that region, and then as she was getting along in years she went to live with her son-in-law, Patrick Clark, in Spokane ....
9 August 1906
Mary Stack Obituary from Butte Montana
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| Mrs. Mary Stack died in Spokane The Butte Miner, 1906 |
9 August 1906
Pioneer of Butte dead
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| Pioneer of Butte dead The Anaconda Standard, 1906 |
22 November 1906
Mary Stack Clark at a musicale, with Ella Clark Richards
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| Spokane Chromicle, 1906 |
This event was at 2124 First Avenue, not far from the Clark residence. Musicians played cello, piano, dramatic readings from "Ben Blair" to great applause. I chose not to research "Ben Blair."
1906 City Directory, Business section
Patrick Clark, 41-42 Ziegler block
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| Spokane City Directory |
1906
17 January 1906
William A. Clark, ex-senator of Montana in the news
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| The Spokane Press, 1906 |
This is the sixth article written by Marlen E. Pew. He apparently wrote a series of articles about the "millionaires' club" and this is about William A. Clark (who is probably not related, but with whom Patsy Clark was associated. He was involved in gold scam, and desired fame. About his senator-ship, some claim he bought his votes. He represents Montana, but lives in New York, and is not admitted into NY's fashionable set.
At the age of 66, he married a young school girl who was once his ward in France. He visited and married her there, and only made the annoucement of his marriage on the birth of their child. It makes you wonder.
14 February 1906
Patrick Clark, director of Traders' National Bank
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| The Spokane Press, 1906 |
1907
19 August 1907
Patsy Clark for Senator
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| The Evening Statesman, 1907 |
Friends of the Spokane mining magnate are discussing this title for "Patsy," and it is believed by a number of people that he may be induced to enter the race ....
Mr. Clark himself left for Coeur d'Alene lake this morning to spend the week end and could not be reached to either affirm or deny the report that he would be a dandate.
For some time past it has been rumored that Mr. Clark had senatorial aspirations and ... he might consent to the use of his name at the primaries.
In Butte, ... it is said to be common gossip that he would like to go to the national capital as senator form Washington.
Friends of Mr. Clark here are said to be quietly boosting him as the democratic candidate.
It is understood that Charles Sweeney, who made an unsuccessful campaign at the last election, will not try to capture the coveted honor. Mr. Clark may now be persuaded to try his luck with the state legislature.
Be sure to keep an eye on that Charles Sweeney. We will run across his name in the future.
1907
Spokane City Directory, business section
Patrick Clark 1907 506 Traders Block |
| 1907 Spokane City Directory |
Spokane City Directory, White Pages
Patrick Clark, Mining, 506 Traders block, home 2208 2d av
Patrick W. Clark, mining Patrick Clark, boards 2208 2d av
Patrick W. Clark, mining Patrick Clark, boards 2208 2d av
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1907 Spokane City Directory
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1908
20 August 1908
Mansion Undervalued
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| Patsy Clark Mansion Undervalued The Spokane Press, 1908 |
24 December 1908
Son Patrick Clark marries Sarah Edna Lavell. We will visit this one later, as well.
P.W. Clark, 503 Traders block
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| Female Underwear Advertisement
Chicago Daily Tribune, 1906
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Spokane City Directory, business section
Patrick Clark, 503 Traders blockP.W. Clark, 503 Traders block
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| 1908 Spokane City Directory |
1909
City Directory, Business Section
J.B. Clark, 503 Traders block
Patrick Clark, 503 Traders block
P.W. Clark, 503 Traders block
Patrick Clark, 503 Traders block
P.W. Clark, 503 Traders block
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| Patrick Clark 1909, 503 Traders Block, JB Clark, PW Clark 1909 Spokane City Directory |
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Resources
Chicago Daily Tribune. (1906, December 9). 1906 clip art, female underwear. Retrieved March 2017, from Newspapers.com: newspapers.com
Spokane Chronicle. (1906, August 6). Mary Mahoney Stack 1906 Obituary "Was a Very Old Lady". Spokane, Washington, USA. Retrieved December 2019, from newspapers.com
Spokane Chronicle. (1906, November 22). Mary Stack Clark 1906 at Musicale, Ella Clark Richards. Spokane, Washington. Retrieved December 2019, from newspapers.com
The Anaconda Standard. (1906, August 9). Mary Mahoney Stack 1906 Obituary, Pioneer of Butte Dead. Anaconda, Montana, USA. Retrieved December 2019, from newspapers.com
The Butte Daily Post. (1906, August 8). Mary Mahoney Stack 1906 Obituary, Was a Pioneer of Butte. Butte, Montana, USA. Retrieved December 2019, from newspapers.com
The Butte Miner. (1906, August 9). Mary Mahoney Stack 1906 Obituary, Butte. Butte, Montana, USA. Retrieved December 2019, from newspapers.com
The Evening Statesman. (1907, August 19). Patsy Clark 1907 for Senator. Walla Walla, Washington, USa. Retrieved December 18, 2019, from newspapers.com
The Spokane Press. (1906, August 6). Mary Mahoney Stack 1906 Death Notice, Mrs Stack Dead. Spokane, Washington, USA. Retrieved December 2019, from newspapers.com
The Spokane Press. (1906, January 17). William A Clark 1906 ex-senator of Montana with whom Patsy Clark was associated. Spokane, Washington. Retrieved December 2019, from newspapers.com
The Spokane Press. (1908, August 10). Patsy Clark 1908 Mansion Undervalued. Retrieved December 18, 2019, from Newspapers.com: newspapers.com
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