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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1905
Page
11
Exquisite white underskirts offered in soft finish fabrics with lace insertions embroideries and flounces. Many styles priced for one day only at 81.89 and 2.50 to 2.75 values reappearing as bargain stock.
The Fall of Pompeii production in Butte drew about 4000 spectators praised as among the best. Acrobats and athletes performed near the temple with Wills and Hanson earning special notice. Fireworks over Pompeii provided a spectacular finale, with careful safety and a late fence-crashing incident by local youths. Tickets available at Gillis OGorman Fried Schilling stores.
The Butte Commercial league begins a new program selling coupon tickets in cigar shops. Each ticket grants admission to games and roundtrip streetcar fare to Columbia Gardens for 35 cents, effectively costing 15 cents for entry. Tickets available for tonight’s postponed game at 6 30 between Symons and Adams after a 9 to 6 Sunday night score.
Edward Maguire mine boss and Thomas McNamara clash at the Butte Brewery saloon on North Wyoming. Maguire loses four front teeth. McNamara is held on assault and battery charges and awaits trial before Judge Warren with witnesses summoned. Officer Harvey arrested both men after the brawl.
Extensive development work and optimistic ore shipments revive Madison county mining. Alder company advances with a 60-stamp mill on site and a tunnel linking Kearsarge and Rough Rider. Shafter and other properties expand with new shafts, leasers, and planned openings. Apex expected to start September. Easton mine improves facilities. power plant feasibility explored.
Joseph Patrick Hevey two months old died at the family home 16 O Neil street Centerville. The funeral is set for tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Great Falls reports Mrs. Joseph Dumont aged 35 was found dead in her Monarch home at 5 PM. No evidence of foul play found yet, coroner orders an inquest tomorrow.
Conrad B. Spens, assistant general freight agent of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy in Chicago, has been appointed general freight agent of the Q lines west of the Missouri. He will assume immediate duties and make Omaha his headquarters.
cholera epidemic among famine refugees in Madras shows high death toll with 89.7 per 1000. refugees crowd into city. many found dead or dying on streets amid famine-stricken districts.
Bozeman July 31 Ruth Blankenship younger daughter of Prof J W Blankenship died yesterday afternoon about 8. The funeral was held today at 4 at the house and interment was in Bozeman Cemetery. The child, aged years, had been ill with nervous difficulty and rheumatism which is thought to have affected the heart.
Pocatello Idaho July 31 Frank T Mulligan formerly of 58 Fourteenth street New York took morphine with
A man died at the scene in a personal crisis. He left a note alleging his wife’s alleged dissolute habits caused the act. The report notes no further details on any other individuals or motive.
Mrs Lucinda Duffer, mother of Helena resident Mrs Frederick Ray, died from injuries after a fall a year ago and hip dislocation. A lifelong churchgoer at Second Presbyterian, she was born near Cincinnati in 1883 and moved to St Louis from Liberty Missouri in 1845. She married Capt James Duffer in 1848. he died in 1891. Survived by four daughters Mrs Ray Mrs A C Robinson Mrs Charles Hager Mrs John Crothers and two sons James and Charles Duffer.
George Decker once famous first baseman, earning $5,000 annually, was committed to the state hospital at Patton today due to homicidal mania and declared hopelessly insane.
Five people were injured when an eastbound Rock Island passenger train derailed a switch opened for a work train west of Joliet. A section of a sleeper was torn out and doctors treated the hurt. none are seriously injured. Dennis Shea, 61, died last night at his daughter’s Joliet home. funeral at 11:30 this morning. Remains to be sent to Townsend, Montana, for interment.
The U S cruiser Minneapolis bringing members of the American scientific mission to observe the sun eclipse on August 20 arrived in Bonn Algeria at noon today.
Paris on July 31 saw two leading sugar houses suspend payments after a high speculator failed to meet engagements said to total 5,000,000. The shock reverberates through the financial market and raises fear of wider losses.
James E. Healey, Silver Bow county attorney, will return to Butte Sunday after extended leaves in California. With no contest to his right to the office, commissioners may appoint him as his own successor, amid speculation about whether he will end the gambling boycott and regulate gaming as pro tem Edwin Lamb did during Healey's absence.
Copenhagen reports the German imperial yacht Hohenzollern arriving with Emperor William on board. He is greeted by King Christian and Crown Prince Fick. they proceed to Bernstoft castle where he will stay during his visit with Prime Minister Chiristen.
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