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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1901
Page
7
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Women from Butte explore civic engagement by attending a session on initiative and referendum. The event highlights citizen involvement and civic education opportunities in local governance.
The Butte women club held an evening on direct legislation with Montana’s Ella Knowles Haskell presenting a Swiss and New England view of initiatives and referendums. Mrs Green Majors argued social economy depends on political economy and Mrs Hellbronner led a home management talk. Sam Mayer sang The Holy City and Mazel accompanied.
Jerry McCarthy of Walkerville challenges the winner of the Yanger Wade bout to a 155 pound match in Helena on Friday. Wade’s camp demands a 500 forfeit and weighing at ringside, while McCarthy agrees. Wade predicts a short bout and a large Butte crowd plans a special train to Helena.
A milkers union named Dairy Em ployes union No 187 has been formed. Mike Ballatty serves as president and J B Bosch as secretary. The group sets wages at 45 a month with room and board. J J Bosley and William Kennedy are jailed on a disturbance charge.
A small, chunky man met Kennedy in the Little Chief saloon. The shorter man claimed he could whip Kennedy, who disputed it. Kennedy, large in stature, was battered. the other man showed no scars except a peeled skin on his knuckles from contact with Kennedy’s head and face.
The Tribune reports that James J. Hill will resign as president of the Great Northern railway after years in the role. His oldest son J N Hill has been elected first vice president to succeed him. Hill may stay as director and relocate to New York, with possible continued ties to St Paul.
Police pursue Italian suspect Bull Dog Salavadora after the Swiss Home saloon killing of Joseph Marino. Detectives and sheriffs comb city streets with no clear lead while the empty pistol chamber remains unexplained. A grand ball and prize waltz are announced at the Maine house on December 5.
The new West Park edifice, erected by Senator W. A. Clark, is christened the Pennsylvania to honor his birth state. The piece notes Centennial as a famed beer brand, humorously claiming a million glasses a day and implying strong local appreciation.
The Montana Utah combination in the Northwestern League now appears to be virtually assured, with rising confidence among observers that the pairing will move forward. Key factors fueling certainty include schedule alignments and growing organizational backing.
Delegates from Salt Lake Helena Great Falls and Pocatello plan a meeting at the Finlen hotel to form a Northwestern league linking Utah with Montana towns. J C Leary says Salt Lake and Ogden back a Utah Montana pact as clubs eye next year's pro teams. Forfeit funds and game scheduling will be settled in Salt Lake by December.
A large crowd attended the masquerade ball last evening at the Auditorium hosted by the Colored Dancing Club. Dancers wore handsome costumes, creating a picturesque interior. Many attendees were in the younger set, with a colored orchestra providing the music.
The Madison Square Garden open tournament saw Jake Schaefer of Chicago return to top form against Canadian Lofard Howison, winning 257 to 40 in a tense match noted for nervous play and a dazzling 58 point run. The day also featured Louis Barutel and Ora C. Morningstar, with Barutel triumphing 4 to 26 as the Frenchman edged Morningstar over lengthy play.
The Allgemeine Zeitung says talks on a 40 million pound Russian loan have restarted in Paris and the issue is expected soon. If you want the best value for your money call on Orton Bros., 219 N Main Street, Butte.
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