Holiday Poultry and Seafood Display At Market
A bustling market offers Turkeys Geese Ducks Hens and Spring Chickens with a fresh display of Oysters priced by the dozen. Shoppers are invited to select in time for festive meals.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1902
Page
9
A bustling market offers Turkeys Geese Ducks Hens and Spring Chickens with a fresh display of Oysters priced by the dozen. Shoppers are invited to select in time for festive meals.
Voters will select four school board trustees over a ten day period. The process emphasizes community oversight and future district governance.
The annual school election is today with 999 registered voters. Four trustees to be chosen from incumbents. A $100000 bond issue for school lots and new buildings is on the ballot. Polling places span Biluaine, Lincoln, Washington, Garfield, Monroe, Greeley and Madison facilities across Butte.
Preparations for a Bandmann stock company production of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde unfold at Maguire's Grand Opera House in Butte. Actors rehearse while carpenters build stage houses and painters create new scenery for Sunday night's performance. Bandmann, renowned for grand productions, promises a striking show.
U G Cooper a 30 year old miner with six years in Butte was injured by a falling rock yesterday at the Berkeley mine. He lay unconscious for hours, was brought to Murray and Freunds hospital and physicians fear for his life as he raved during the night. He was found alone on a lower level by the shift boss and transported to the surface. Cooper born in Tennessee has relatives in the city.
About 125 couples of young society people attended a refined evening at Renshaw hall. The hall glowed with national tricolor decor while dancers in evening attire created a poetic, joyous scene. The music carried guests into a realm of ecstasy and midnight lingered as a memorable moment, reflecting the success typical of Young Men’s Institute dances.
Miner John Conley was arrested by Deputy Sheriffs Rowe and May and jailed after injuries to James Cummings on April 1 left him with a fractured skull. Cummings lies in critical condition at St James hospital, found on upper Anaconda road by Policeman Hamilton.
An unconscious man was brought to the city jail then sent to hospital as investigators link John Conley to the assault on Cummings. If Cummings dies, Conley faces murder charges.
Overstocks prompt cash prices on Sweetwater Rock Springs coal delivered citywide. Lump 6.00 per ton, not 5.50. Order now before prices change. Phone 477. Butte Coal Company, 19 East Broadway.
Col. Tom MecTague arrived in Butte early today with Antonio Longui an escapee from Devil's Lake N D Longui a half breed sent from Glasgow for second degree assault About six months into a sentence Longui escaped when two thirds served He will be returned to the penitentiary today.
The body of James Ryan, killed in a fall of earth at the Anaconda mine Monday night, was recovered this morning at 2 30 o'clock.
Lieut Com W H Schuetze died today in a Washington hospital from a complication of acute stomach and lung troubles. A Missouri appointee, he graduated top of his class at the Naval Academy in 1867 and led the Lena delta expedition recovery. He spoke Russian, served in the Arctic, and improved compass work for the Navy. He narrated during the Spanish American War.
The society of the Army of the Cumberland decided to transfer General Rosecrans remains from Los Angeles to Arlington for burial. The funeral ceremonies are planned for about May 17 at the Arlington pavilion with President Roosevelt and other high officers in attendance and troops from Washington forming part of the cortege.
Winnipeg on April 4 reports 12 132 votes for prohibition and 18 395 against. Belated returns are not expected to change the overall majority significantly.
Deputies and republican committeemen arrested 14 men in a saloon on West Galena street for illegal registration. After county attorney review, most were released. only Gritton Arnhill Cassidy and Smith remained under suspicion. Several arrestees were under 17, some had questionable or multiple registrations. Authorities claimed some suspects registered from nonresidential sites or repeatedly.
Gov J K Toole in Butte stopping at the Thornton Sheriff W E Savage of Miles City visited the city Don Kohrs a leading cattleman from Deer Lodge in town W A Hillis Libby Cre trap shooter at the Finlen Maxey Durston nuptials noted Arthur Warde visits before Frederick Warde theater appearance Delirium tremens patient George Boyce escaped hospital search continues Funeral for Mrs Elize Strusberg set at St Patrick's Mass and local horse shoer Gilbert Sandifer with Broadway shop noted George Ross funeral at Eagles hall
Puxatawney Pennsylvania April 4 The miners strike threatens the town's business as merchants rely on miners' trade. Rochester & Pittsburg Coal & Iron company dismisses scale men and many clerical staff while miners leave for other fields. If coke cannot be secured blast furnaces may close putting about 200 out of work.
In Dubois Pennsylvania on April 4 the Jefferson Mining company announces temporary store closures across the district. A large number of clerks will lose jobs as striking miners with limited credit options affect business.
Complaints arrive at the treasury department about large imports of rice into the Danish West Indies with the aim of shipping it to the United States duty free after ratification of the cession treaty.
Paris April 4 F. H. Kaommerer, a noted artist and chevalier of the Legion of Honor, died by hanging in his studio today. Death is attributed to private troubles. he was a successful exhibitor at the salon.
Washington April 4 the house committee on judiciary moved to substitute the bill of Chairman Ray, addressing anarchy and attempts on government authority. The action signals a legislative shift as the panel refines the measure amid ongoing debate and party lines.
The Ray bill tightens measures beyond the senate version by excluding anarchists and authorizing suppression of incendiary propaganda as part of the public safety initiative.
President Roosevelt sends a letter to Senator Hoar expressing regret at missing the public celebration for Rev. Dr. Edward Everett Hale and lauding Hale as a noble figure whose life and writings inspire high thinking and right living. He notes Hale’s influence beyond fiction including The Man Without a Country.
A Spokane student attached imitation postage stamps to four letters and sent them through the mails. The incident led to a nationwide crackdown, with Columbus Ohio printers ordered to halt production and Washington officials demanding destruction of the bogus stamps. The case prompted a warning of vigorous prosecution.
In Minneapolis on April 4 the two railroad mortgage instruments recorded in Hennepin County were initially filed with the secretary of state six years earlier. One, dated November 10, 1896, is a prior lien mortgage from Northern Pacific Railway to Mercantile Trust securing bonds up to 120 million dollars. The other is a general lien mortgage from Northern Pacific to Farmers' Loan and Trust securing up to 190 million dollars, with 130 million usable only to retire the prior lien bonds.
A Brussels dispatch reported by the Morning Post says Dr. Leyds received Laurenco Marques's message that General Botha’s force is moving toward the Natal frontier. Durban dispatch noted traffic north of the Tugela river is closed and Ladysmith Dundee and Newcastle town guards are mobilized to full strength.
The navy reports the gunboat Machias arrived at San Juan Puerto Rico yesterday and departed for Sama na bay San Domingo under department orders amid reports of trouble there. State Department notes do not indicate a very serious situation.
The Ways and Means Committee of the Massachusetts House reported that the bill to erect a statue of the late General Benjamin F. Butler ought not to pass. The announcement comes from Boston dated April 4.
An ad extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as best medicine for infants and children. It claims quick, effective cures for coughs colds and croup with no opium or narcotics and lists multiple Butte druggists as retailers. It warns pneumonia risk from severe colds and promotes preventive use of the remedy. It also advertises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as easier to take and effective.
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