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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1901
Page
7
The ad asserts genuine ebony construction with thick stock to maintain shape and Russian select bristles arranged like teeth. It condemns imitation ebony as inferior, arguing not much price difference but clear quality gaps, inviting direct comparison for satisfaction.
Butte notes list assayers, pianists, tuners, and buyers including McClure Bros and Montana Music Co. Visitors include Bergstrand, H N Blank, Philip Conroy, Joseph Wkonitz, C B Peppard, Mrs Rhom, Joe Whitworth, Rev Walter M. Jordan, Alfred Jackson family, and others. Fire committee audits 15000. new maps by Harper Macdonald. X ray exams in Sliver Bow block. Kenwood block open. sports and mining news plus local business ads and upcoming events.
School board reviews Meaderville Franklin school bids from Shackelton Whiteway Walsh Welch and others while Attorney Sanders pushes Sheridan bid rebond. Trustees keep matter open and consider bond sufficiency. November financials show state funds and building-refer funds with monthly totals.
South Butte Modern Woodmen of America held its annual election naming J. J. Burkard as venerable council W. F. Haws worthy adviser F. A. Winscott banker J. Freeman clerk Robert Chenette escort Arthur Kendall watchman H J Schneider Sentry Dr E Schwartz Dr T J Heine Dr Freund Marion Cornell musician J J Lorenz long term manager and James Yachell short term manager.
Charlies Jensen and Chris Swanson were arrested by Constable Zimmerman on the previous evening on a warrant issued by Justice Taylor’s court charging them with offenses under seal of the law.
Christensen, a saloon keeper at 54 East Park, says two men borrowed $8 and $7 from him and agreed to turn over their pay checks, but they failed to do so.
A United States grand jury in Boston returned a three count indictment charging J. M. Fisher and Frederick L. Betts of J. M. Fisher & Co with using the mails to defraud. The firm is accused of directing New England investors to blind pools and other mail frauds, resulting in losses exceeding one million dollars.
The American ship Roanakt, long reported lost, reached Honolulu in distress after 162 days at sea. sailing from Norfolk to San Francisco, the coal cargo was on fire. The vessel, said to be the largest wooden ship afloat, left Norfolk last June and was initially reported afire on the Atlantic coast.
Berlin dispatch reports the Cassel district government ordered discontinuing American oil for all uses except office and signal lights. American oil remains only for lights due to smoke issues. policy follows Herry Thielen Prussian minister of public works favoring Russian petroleum.
The American Sugar Refining company directors declare the usual 1 percent quarterly dividend on common stock and 14 percent on preferred stock for the quarter.
Tom Sharkey posted a $2,500 forfeit to fight Jeffries for the championship. He also posted $2,500 for Dave Sullivan to back a match with Young Corbett, aiming to compel a bout.
From Vatican archives G Mitsukuri traces the sixteenth century rise of Christianity in Japan. Xavier’s 1549 mission sparked rapid growth to about 400,000 by century's end, aided by fragmented feudal rule. Persecution under Hideyoshi followed, with priests blamed for ambitions and violence. Japanese rulers pursued unity, leading to the expulsion of priests and eventual extermination of the first church.
Rev. J E Noftsinger spoke at First Baptist in a seven part series for the Baptist Young People's Society on the start of Christianity. He argued Gentile influence aided temple building and the spread of faith while noting preparations across nations for Jesus Christ and the mission onward.
The Portland Wayman’s club at a large meeting today rejected the Massachusetts plan for admitting delegates to the general federation in Los Angeles by state organizations and for admitting colored women delegates. The Georgia plan was considered but no action was taken, as it would admit delegates by direct club representation while excluding colored women. The move by the Portland clubs draws a color line in federation policy.
A heavy storm rages along Puget Sound and the straits of Western Washington causing widespread telegraph wire damage northwest of Seattle. In city limits damage is light though ships suffer. a small steamer ran ashore at Alk Point with no loss of life. Sign losses and broken plate glass reported along the waterfront.
During a rehearsal at Theater des Varietes in Paris on December 4 a grand staircase collapse injured several people including comedian M. Lasouche and actress Mile. Alencon. Emergency crews rushed to the scene as spectators and performers escaped unharmed.
The Meade court martial at the Brooklyn navy yard today finished its deliberations on the testimony in the trial and disbanded. The findings were sent to the navy department in Washington.
The Standard reports there may be truth in talks to transfer an important English shipping company to the United States. The proposed deal would involve a financial operation of several million pounds.
Waukesha Wis Dec 3 The Waukesha Springs sanitarium building unoccupied and nearing completion was destroyed by fire tonight. The building cost 50000 dollars.
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