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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1903
Page
14
A fragmented OCR item notes handkerchiefs and linens featuring hemmed edges and whitework embroidery. The passage mentions stitched edges and decorative corner Morar style, highlighting fine needlework and fabric detailing.
Fragmentary OCR lists items for sale including Symons 15c to 18c handkerchiefs with Valenciennis lace edges and embroidery. Also pure linen embroidered handkerchiefs described with hem stitching. The text is garbled but indicates textile goods and prices in mid century currency.
In a Be Sheer Kun sale notice, 50 varieties of curios including embroidery, lace and fine linens are offered. The listing highlights artful threading, delicate trimmings and refined textile goods in a themed auction setting.
Immense collection of pure linen handkerchiefs with elegant designs and lace trimmings. Includes all styles appealing to the discerning woman. Grantest value for the price.
Advert says five cents each for ASc Handkerchiefs, touting superb sheer Unens with embroidered Teneriffe details and delicate lace. Strong wording highlights quality and luxury while offering modest pricing.
A jury at an inquest concluded that Godfrey McNell died from a single gunshot wound fired from a Winchester rifle held by Antone Contario. The panel added that the shooting was accidental, leaving Contario jailed awaiting further legal action. Contario testified he did not intend to kill McNell, and witnesses described a quarrel as the event leading to the shot. The coroner explained verdicts and noted the possibility of later court review. McNell’s body to be laid to rest at Morlah cemetery after services in Meaferville.
William R. Meech, eight years city ticket and passenger agent for the Great Northern at Butte, resigns to become district passenger agent for the Pacific Coast Steamship Co. based in Los Angeles. His telegram of resignation arrived from St Paul. he plans to depart for Los Angeles once his successor is chosen, possibly by mid month. Meech previously ran the Grand Pacific hotel ticket office in Chicago, heading the world’s largest ticket office network. He is credited with long tenure and respected in Montana rail passenger service. He and his wife leave many friends in Butte. No successor named yet. appointments expected soon.
Fragmentary text indicates a New York based receiver in Los Angeles area, with references to Loniman and mercer street. Sworn statements mention a financial threshold of 3 percent of 0,00, unclear details. Further readable facts are insufficient to determine event scope or exact names.
In the Fraternal Order of Eagles lodge last night J Bruce Kremer won the chair of worthy president for the coming year after a spirited contest his opponent Abe Cohan. Four officers were re elected and a full slate returned with Kremer Hogan Dempster Kor Kane Chevrier Hardy and Rice among those reelected or acclaimed.
Special Dispatch reports in Great Falls that a false dispatch claimed a Saturday meeting of the Democratic club planned to elect delegates to a convention. The club unanimously reaffirmed democracy and condemned factionalism while distancing George Thompson and questioning A B Grookman over alleged bounced checks.
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