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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1901
Page
10
The planned sale of the Grand property was postponed at the explicit request of its creditors. Officials say the delay aims to negotiate settlement terms and avoid forced liquidation. No new date has been set.
The sheriff postponed the sale as attorneys for Forbis Evans and E N Harwood served a stipulation to declare the sale off and return the court that the judgment had not been satisfied. James A. Murray and others stood ready to bid but it was not held. Murray commented on value as he left. The postponement implies the judgment security remains satisfactory for now. Orton Bros. advertised at 219 N Main St, Butte.
The Oregon Short Line Salt Lake Denver route announces on August 6 and September 3 excursion tickets will carry a 60 day unit. On August 20 September 17 October 1 and 15 tickets will be limited to 30 days from sale. City ticket office 105 North Main Street H O Wilson General Agent.
Chicago Aug 2 Attorney Goodwin in charge of the George M Phillips company said the firm will resume on Monday after overnight developments in straightening accounts. The firm’s loss is expected to be about $200 000.
El Reno Oklahoma August 2 after 13 000 names were drawn from wheels the 150 unlucky envelopes were moved to the school house where drawing continued with only numbering and notification of the owner a final scene marked by no public demonstration
Three highwaymen held up 11 harvest hands in Arkansas City railway yards injuring none and stealing 105 dollars seven watches and other jewelry. Victims had been harvesting in Oklahoma and were traveling to Kansas fields when the robbers escaped into the territory.
Sixty four players, amateur and professional, start medal play in the all-comers tournament at Hollywood Golf Club Long Branch N J Willie Anderson leads after two rounds with 81 for 18 holes Douglass 82 and 42 on second round Park Nichols Gilbert each 82 Smith and Low 83.
Chicago authorities will confiscate adulterated milk and cream at railroad receiving depots. Formalin detections will trigger seizure and dumping of contents. Commissioner Reilly orders testing of milk as it is unloaded from trains before distribution to dealers.
Buffalo officials report 2,774,908 attendees during the first three months ending July 31 at the exposition. With the exception of one week, admissions rose steadily throughout the period.
Berlin Aug 2 The Reichsanzeiger reports the crown of the first class conferred on Aga Khan of Bombay spiritual head of the Indian Mohammedan Koja sect by royal order.
In St Augustine Florida on August 2 Bishop John Moore was buried. The funeral drew a large crowd with church dignitaries from across the United States in attendance.
The Boston Herald notes the paradox that despite Spain's perceived decadence, bullfighting persists and even finds success in American attention while critics see decline.
Court affidavits detail Mrs. Ada Brackett, Judge Harney, and others in Montana ore dealings and Minnie Healey case, describing meetings, secret letters, and efforts to influence judicial outcomes amid rumors of corruption and drinking. Multiple witnesses place Brackett near Harney and tie payments to keep him sober and favorable rulings.
Hard hitting by Boston and miscues by Philadelphia produced a 16 to 0 Boston win in Philadelphia. Attendance 2,800. Batteries Young and Schreck for Boston with Bernard and Powers for Philadelphia.
Boston won against Brooklyn 4 to 1 in a late afternoon game in Boston Massachusetts. Attendance reached 2 500 as Boston outplayed the visitors with superior all round work. Batteries Pittinger Kittridge Hughes Farrell. Umpire Dwyer.
General John C Bates returning from the Philippines travels to Buffalo to assume command of the Department of Missouri. He discusses Mormon baptism excitement in New York and recalls West Point missionary activity. He notes soldiers are not attracted to Mormonism because of polygamy.
The article explains piano leather as the finest and most costly leather used for piano hammers. It is an American product in raw form from gray deer near the Great Lakes, but American tanners lack proper curing, so skins are shipped to Thuringia, Germany, for tanning before use by piano action manufacturers.
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