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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1906
Page
23
The Woman's Club issued its calendar for 1608-07, marking an increased membership and a longer focus on department study. The tenth year begins Oct 3 with the president's annual address, a social hour, and several special days including a cooking demonstration and a Rome lecture by Rev. Father Callahan.
The event features speeches at the courthouse and an athletic contest at the race track. A large turnout of unions and a long parade route from Park and Montana to the courthouse are planned. Marshal JoAnn Reardon leads the procession with many union locals and trade groups participating.
Secretary Wilson told representatives of meat packers that interstate shipments must carry precise labels. Labels must describe the article and prove if sausage is pork only, pork and beef, or other ingredients. He said not to overburden with drastic changes, and a sample of stocks may be checked later. Further talks set for tomorrow.
Washington officials and Helena reserve authorities plan a comprehensive survey to apportion grazeable land and determine head of cattle sheep and horses allowed to graze. Key figures r e Bishop Adams and local supervisors will inspect five watersheds to assess forest protection and water yield.
Miss Clara Dell Hinkle, a gifted young pianist, delighted a large audience at the First Presbyterian church last evening. The program featured Beethoven, Chopin, Tchaikowsky, and Liszt with interludes by Mrs. B. Weirick and Miss Harte. Her first post graduate appearance since honors in music drew praise from old friends and new listeners alike.
The crowd cheered as William Jennings Bryan returned to the republic’s capital, with Chairman Johnson presenting him as both a Democrat and Republican symbolizing people's trust. Bryan spoke for over an hour amid continuous applause, then planned further addresses in New Haven and Bridgeport.
In Red Lodge on August 30 Abraham Pentella was held to the district court in bonds of $1,000 after a preliminary hearing on a first degree assault charge against Okla Jokala, a fellow Finn. Jokala, who survived a knife attack, was later charged with burglary of a hoarding house kept by Mrs Justine Kisti, with a large quantity of clothing allegedly stolen. In Marienbad, Bohemia, Lady Campbell Bannerman, wife of the British prime minister, died after a long illness.
Fire consumed a one story frame dwelling owned by William Brogan at 601 East Park Street in the Broadway alley last night at 9 30. An overheated stove near a wall in the kitchen is blamed for starting the blaze, which spread before firefighters arrived.
Cripple Creek Colorado reports intermittent snow and hail showers during the day with the weather turning unsettled. Local residents note changing conditions as precipitation cycles through the area.
John McCarthy of Helena is a guest at the Thornton. J H Strain and F C Strain of Anaconda spent yesterday in Butte. Born Aug 30 to Mr and Mrs Michael Grace, 411 North Jackson Street, a daughter.
A Turco Bulgarian commission has been appointed to delimit a disputed frontier portion of the Adrianople vilayet. The area was the scene of a sharp recent clash between Bulgarian post guards at Sujuk and Turkish guards at Dervish Mogilla. A suspension of hostilities is agreed pending investigation.
Cardinal Gibbons writes to Cardinal Richmond archbishop of Paris conveying the sympathy of the American Catholic clergy with the French church following recent events in Paris.
Complete official returns from Tuesday's Democratic primary show Martin Hansel opposing Richard I. Manning in the second governor race. J Frazer Lyon and J W Ragsdale vie for attorney general, with Wharton and Sullivan contesting the railroad commissioner seat. Rensominations include Jones for comptroller, McCowan for secretary of state, and Boyd for adjutant general as the General Assembly weighs the dispensary issue.
Special Dispatch reports a joint session of coal operators and the United Mine Workers wage committee in Helena. No wage scale statement was issued as negotiations continued. Each side retired to confer with their organization members, delaying any immediate public disclosure of terms.
Eli Sutherland once fierce and calm in the gunshot incident lies in St James hospital bound to a cot in a straight jacket described as a raving mani ac. Dr Tremblay cannot hope for recovery as delirium grows and death nears. Fay Jackson body remains at Walsh's. sister Bella Black travels from Portland to claim it, with another sister Mabel Black in Pittsburg Ore.
Great Falls dispatch Aug 80 Attorney General Galen ruled county commissioners lack power to offer rewards for escaped convicts. County adopts resolution urging Governor to issue a reward for George Hlibaki who murdered a man, was condemned to death, later found insane, committed to state asylum, then escaped on the 5th inst.
Mrs Belle Crooks was shot twice by Cruze Miranda a Mexican bootblack after he followed her for hours. She will probably die. The attack occurred as she tried to reach the police office to report threats. Miranda then shot himself but was disarmed by the police chief.
Lewistown reports that George Conley, a minor from a respected family, pled guilty and was sentenced by Judge Cheadle to one year in the penitentiary for stealing money from a woman.
Lewistown reports District Judge Cheadle departed today for Butte to serve as toastmaster at the banquet of the Spanish American War Veterans. Several other veterans are scheduled to leave tomorrow for the event.
Chicago August 30 two more hotels of the class under police scrutiny were raided tonight. As in earlier raids only the managers and employees were arrested.
Conducts a general banking business with 5 percent interest on special accounts and time certificates. Home and pocket savings promote small deposits. Banking by mail available. Real estate loans on easy terms. Bankers' money orders at par worldwide. Accounts invited for firms and individuals. Call or write.
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