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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1909
Page
8
Readable fragments show a local public notice about a sale or event with references to a Baltimore area venue and a specific date, but details are incomplete. The item appears to be a damaged OCR fragment from a newspaper listing or notice column.
Advertisement notes laces and insertions for sale at one bolt price of 1.75 dollars. Describes wide variety of widths patterns and figures in a lavish assortment. Florey appears as a branding or vendor reference within the listing.
Bedding and domestics section offers extraordinary values with a wide range of patterns and colors. Includes cotton batting at 12c, outing flannel at 6c, white wool blankets at 3.95, bed comforts at 2, and extra large cotton blankets at 95c, all highlighted by low prices and large stock.
A 1920s sale listing offers children's underwear in multiple styles and sizes, including vesle, pants and drawers, with values shown around 25c to 90c and sale prices such as 2c for some items. Women's union suits and vests are described with various necks and sleeve options, priced near 25c to 35c, plus extra sizes and combinations.
Pioneer ministers gathered at Gaonier's on Hust Far k Street for a banquet hosted by Mrs Emma Garner. Rev I A Riggin served as toastmaster as ten veteran Methodist pastors honored decades of service in Montana with reminiscences of Alder Gulch Fort Benton and early Butte life.
A North state session features memories by Bennett, Jlng, Little, Gil ver, Hocking, Mott, Mrs Gamo, and Mrs Jenkingsi with no new words to add. They are warmly thanked as the Metho distlisten story hour reflects on 26 years of faith and the church’s growth across the region.
Kansas City August 24 with 200 delegates from every state in the Union the supreme Judge of Negro Knights of Pythias opens a four day session. Delegates include doctors bankers lawyers merchants and workers across trades. John W Strouther of Greenville Mississippi will preside as the supreme court meets to discuss the neers question.
Washington expects a high level meeting in New York City starting Sunday to debate transferring carrier investigation powers from the Interstate Commerce Commission to the Department of Justice and the Bureau of Corporations. Attending will include Knapp Prouty Wickersham Nagel Bowers Townsend.
Washington reports the body of Lieut. James N. Sutton of the U.S. Marine Corps will be disinterred and examined by medical and gunshot experts to determine wounds. Ground at Arlington Cemetery will be consecrated by Catholic rites. Cardinal Gibbons sanctioned the plan after Sutton’s mother urged removal of a church ban on burial. If skull wounds show distance and weapon details, a further inquiry or trial may follow.
Kansas City August 24 all the principals in the kidnapping of six year old Marion Bleakley the incubator baby who was stolen from her Topeka home awaited today the decision of Judge F B Porterfield on writs of habeas corpus to prevent the return of the child its mother Mrs J Z Bleakley and the prisoners to Topeka. If dismissed only recall of governor granted papers can prevent taking Mrs James Barclay of Buffalo New York and J N Gentry of Kansas City to Topeka to stand trial. Police seek a coconspirator believed to accompany Gentry and Mrs Barclay. Inspector Boyle foresees capture.
A Beijing correspondent reports that negotiators from China and Japan have reached a compromise on most points except jurisdiction over disputed mining areas. The talks, held in Fushion-Unite territory, conclude with an agreement in principle but without final settlement on key territorial authority.
Melilla reports General Marina plans offensive within ten days to decide the fate of the dynasty. Spaniards strengthen Melilla and railway fortress while building a canal to Marehts cu for naval resupply. Moors continue bombardment as 16,000 more troops ready for service in Makon. Weyler expresses desire to command.
Los Angeles reports Marty Barry defeated Jack Burns with two knockdowns in rounds two and five in an 18 round welterweight bout. No decision was awarded. The fight featured frequent clinches and foot racing with promise of a future match with Jack Johnso n. Sources note later reports will credit Johnson as the winner. A London Standard snippet mentions Lady Saye and Sele and Hereford ties.
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