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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1901
Page
3
Police Chief Prank O'Brien boasts a new arrest in a linen theft case. A Sten suspect was taken into custody and the linen recovered from a woman’s cabin outside the city. Mrs Bennett is jailed and will face a morning hearing.
The Anaconda Montana post office lists unclaimed letters for the week ending April 6 1901. Names include C Ashby Lloyd Austin Ea Rowman William Brown Albert Linarer W M Bunton A D Campbell Will SM Canfield Leonard Castlio James Cousins George Davis Edward L Donahue H Fambar Dominica Antonio Fazio Martin Fraynor J J Fred ricks Pred Ferguson Jonn Fostering and others.
Bicycles repaired at Greix's Fine selection of hats. Stationary engineers meet tonight. Masquerade Friday evening. Special sale of watches. John Dowd of Butte a Sunday visitor in Anaconda. Great Northern runs through sleeping cars to Minneapolis and St Paul daily. A man named Isaac Forrest died at the hospital late last night. Not much is known about him beyond his recent hospital admission.
The April issue of the Trail magazine produced by Anaconda High School pupils, features sketches by Condon and a short piece on a secret society. Betty Woalen shows promise, with contributions from Maggie Whelan and others. editorials by Margaret Hughes prove clever. new cover designs are noted.
Colored folks danced at the Copper City Social Club on Main Street last night during an Easter gathering of Young colored men members. Guests wore Sunday best as the Darktown group enjoyed music and dancing, with Melvie L. Fisher as master of ceremonies.
Arrangements have been made for the funeral of George H Connors likely from Tuttles taking parlors. The service will be held under the joint auspices of Woodmen of the World Camp No 11 Anaconda and the Machinists Union. Connors was a member in good standing of both organizations at the time of his death.
A fragment from a hospital notice reports James Scanlan admitted as a blind patient and Nick Flynn discharged on a Saturday. It mentions prior London ties and references American iron and machinery interests in passing, with unclear dates.
Walkerville murder suspect remains in Daly County Jail after refusing to talk lawyers say. Prosecutors plan to pursue charges and seek details on the case as investigators continue to gather evidence from the scene and interview potential witnesses.
John Warne, an elderly suspect from Walkerville, was jailed in Anaconda on a murder and criminal assault charge. He told a Standard reporter he may issue a statement later. He claimed the girl Eveline Blewett was in his cabin for a nickel, but the fire from the incident caused her death. Warne, about 61, appeared unshaken, slept well, and has not hired counsel. Public curiosity surged as crowds gathered, while Deputy Daly managed access to the jail. A preliminary hearing date was set.
For a spring suit see our large sortment of woolens at sixteen to eighteen dollars a suit for your order made up as you wish it Thueron at six hundred F Park offers the items.
Amusements note the Village Par ton production at the Margaret theater on Thursday April 11. The play has achieved marked success in cities visited and earned praise from press and public. It depicts human emotions with engaging scenery and attentive staging. The company is described as highly capable with specially selected cast.
Henry L. Charles, longtime metallurgist at the upper works, has resigned and will depart today for Abino Mexico to assume the role of assistant superintendent at Abinomi. He will oversee the reduction works and leaves Anaconda friends wishing him prosperity. A rental listing mentions a large hall in Stan pulling for weekly events.
The text touts August Flower as a universal medicine, praising its ability to cure indigestion and biliousness. It claims doctors recommend it and promotes Get Green’s Bold branding, noting distribution through Osanda and various dealers.
A scanned store list details affordable jackets in red, tan, navy, and black with box coats and Etons, plus black covert and wool coats. It promotes women’s trimmed hats, Newport flats, Knox hats, men’s neckwear, merino underwear, boys’ suits and caps, all with low prices and varied styles.
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