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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1902
Page
7
The Standard announces advertising rates and contact details for its principal branch at 2 East Broadway Butte with telephone number 422. Rates are furnished on application.
Butte residents and visitors are listed including Fred Orton and William Showell from Helena, George Murray Missoula, J W Morris Whitehall, and others in town. Mentions adults and children from Spokane to Rochester with several in-town developments, weather, papers, and upcoming events. Includes births, marriages, and a note on a timber case in U S court with Clark as defendant. Local business ads and service mentions pepper the column.
In Montego Bay Jamaica police continue to arrest rioters with Bluejackets from the British cruiser Tribute landing to aid. No further clashes reported and government officials say the trouble is near its end.
In Farrell shaft No 2 near Butte, William Williams died from scalding after a hot water column burst at the 76 foot station. Neil Gillis and Richard Trythal were badly injured and are at Sisters' hospital. Pumpsman Mattles relayed the injured and Williams’ body was recovered from the sump. Williams, a longtime Butte resident, leaves a widow, children and relatives in Delaware. the incident is linked to a newly installed pipe elbow failing and the tank heating due to exhaust from the force pump.
ore shipments resume at the Anaconda region with 2 650 tons moved to smelters as 48 carloads and 5 percent carloads were dispatched. Mishaps at Anaconda and High Ore incl uded cages rising unoccupied and a rapid lowering injuring no one. Union engineers seek wage change compromise as operations restart cautiously.
Shake Off Winter is marketed as a gentle natural laxative for bowels and liver and a diuretic for kidneys to purify the blood. It is said to brighten the complexion and improve overall health. Sold at $1.00 a bottle by local vendors.
Information of robbery was filed in Judge McClernan's court against William Perry and Al Young alias William Smith. They allegedly robbed Thomas Donavan at gunpoint, taking $20 and a $22 check on March 24. Both have prior convictions. arraignment set for April 16 to plead.
Washington reports publish General Smith's order from Tacablon Leyte Feb 22 1902 urging officers and men to assist loyal Samarran natives in repairing war damage. He stresses generosity and caution noting Samar topography and cultural differences. He revokes a prior ban on families of officers living with troops.
The rise in meat prices in Liverpool is blamed more on the ban on Canadian and Argentine cattle than on the American beef trust. In Q1 this year over 8,000 fewer cattle were imported than in 1901, and South American dead meat could not offset the shortage. Officials say scarcity will continue until South American and Canadian live cattle are allowed entry, disease having disappeared.
Dozens of local recruits signed the roster at the city hall recruiting station. About 40 men and boys will sail Saturday for San Francisco to join training ships and Mare Island. Local enlistment is expected to rise to around 120 before the office closes, as Lieutenant Morton notes navy promotion prospects compare favorably to the army.
The executive committee of the Montana building project for the St Louis fair will delay departure by a week. Governor Toole and members plan to visit St Louis then Washington for the Arlington cemetery burial of General Rosecrans remains moved from Los Angeles. Mrs Toole and her sister accompany.
James C. Sullivan, police magistrate, began proceedings in South Butte to compel Edward Keaton to post bonds. Keaton, tenant in a Sullivan-owned house, allegedly became angry and threatened when rent was collected.
A Chicago Record-Herald report says a large Plant system stockholder indicates Pennsylvania interests will soon acquire the allied Plant and Atlantic Coast Line networks. If the purchase completes, Atlantic Coast Line and Plant would total about 3,970 additional miles, reaching 20,000 miles under one owner.
London Kentucky April 9 two farmers were shot from ambush and killed at Bernstadt today. No details on the shooting have been received at this time.
Berlin reports 67 466 emi grants to leave Hamburg and Bremen in Q1, up 20 056 from the prior period. The data indicate growing outflow from these cities during the early part of the year.
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