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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1902
Page
2
A large Illinois estate began negotiations with applicants for a posted position and identified chances to obtain Confederate-related opportunities. The bill has been converted into German currency while the subject remains in the United Kingdom.
United States war department considers securing Herr y Erhardt of Dusseldorf right to re arm American field artillery with his new piece. Captain Henry D Borup of the US ordnance department visits Dusseldorf to study construction while Krupps decline to exhibit. Erhardt maintains a Pittsburgh branch for carriages and shells but profits were limited.
Berlin August 16 A telegraphic offer from Emperor William to the Bavarian regent Prince Luitpold to contribute 25000 from his private purse for art purchases sparks a constitutional dispute. Critics say the emperor oversteps, while others view it as a personal gesture and an expression of affection for a brother monarch. The debate widens into broader questions of imperial prerogative and state funding for culture.
The Union claims workers were kept prisoners in a Milwaukee Road car at Omaha until reaching Cheyenne. Attorneys sought return tickets, and the men continued east. Railroad officials deny kidnapping, saying guards were to prevent strikers from interfering with employees. Several Fort Wayne men took jobs in Cheyenne shops.
Special Dispatch reports Fort Harrison becomes the permanent headquarters for the 24th Infantry colored regiment with Companies A and B arriving from the Philippines. Col Chambers McKibbin commands. three companies left at Fort Missoula and Fort Assinniboine. The large garrison fills the post, soldiers acclimate after a long journey. regiment to rest in Montana before further duties. Thomas D. Long returns from eastern Montana with about $800 in lease payments for state lands, aiding projected $4,000 total.
Washington reports Alex D. Mc Crutcheon appointed as substitute letter carrier at Butte. Florence M. Reno of Butte receives a pension under the widows act. The notes reflect federal appointments and benefits granted as of August.
The notice contrasts last year's wallpapers with stylish options and warns customers that old stock will be discarded. It emphasizes that cheaper remnants are unlikely to be offered, preferring to send them to the city dump rather than mislead buyers.
The text notes a redevaluation target originally set at 2500 dollars and mentions Mr. Harlow pressing for a re auction based on the road’s comparative earning power. The passage is fragmented but centers on a valuation dispute and a legal challenge.
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