08 Dec 1905
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1905
Page
1
A garbled catalog row promotes men's neckwear and handkerchiefs with Christmas pricing. It mentions silk and satin handkerchiefs, initial hemstitched pieces, Japonette fabrics, and boxed ready-made ties offered at festive sale prices. Names, prices, and item counts are inconsistently recorded.
The ad lists various men suspenders in different prices and box presentations, including one hundred dozen and fifty dozen pairs with white horsehide ends, boxed sets, and Christmas price offers. It also mentions bath robes, imported suspenders with all webbing, Harris pattern suspenders, gartered suspender sets, and Beauketny jackets as Christmas gift options.
A garbled ad lists Christmas pricing on men's undershirts drawers and belts in various qualities from $1 to $2.50. It touts buckskin and wool options, Saranac brand items, and genuine buckskin gloves in multiple styles and prices, urging purchase at cost.
A sale catalog lists men's Christmas mufflers and handkerchief mufflers in numerous styles and patterns. Prices range from 20 cents to several dollars, noting quality fabrics including satin and silk linings and European influences for dress mufflers.
Foreign and domestic tensions loom as Behel derides Russia's actions and urges German workers to defend the fatherland. The crowd reacts with uproar while other officials defend policy amid imperial reception for Marquis Ito in Tokyo.
New York dispatch notes Senator Knox’s Pittsburg address signals the administration’s stance on regulating interstate and foreign railroad rates. Critics question whether toll fixing can be delegated to a commission without treating it as a legislative act. observers urge caution on a move that could affect national welfare and political institutions.
Wichita dispatch reports Patrick Kennedy, a houseman at Mt Crimel academy and Catholic girls' seminary, killed by a blast from the school's signaling plant. He entered the building with a lantern and was hurled hundreds of feet, his body torn to pieces.
An explosion wrecked the plant and building and shattered the main structure windows. The incident caused panic among about 300 girls in the shop. A separate Indiana case reports Ward resigning as adjutant general amid accusations of shortages and altered requisitions for Indiana National Guard funds and supplies.
The text notes the regiment in which former Governor Bin held the colonelcy and traces the lineage back to December 1903, indicating a historical military line tied to that administrator. The fragment suggests a focus on biographical and regimental origins connected to the governor’s era.
Bielostok railroad workers declare a sympathy strike with post and telegraph workers. In Bes Monioa Iowa on December 72 Charl en Hackensenmidi, nephew of Tie Alan wrestler, defeats Farmer Burns in a mixed match tonight.
United States Senator John Mitchell of Oregon is in grave condition after a dental extraction caused heavy bleeding. He was hospitalized when blood loss threatened his health, with doctors reporting a semi comatose state and wandering mind as the strain of past land fraud prosecutions weighs on him.
Denver reports from Diamondville Wyoming say two more lives were lost in last week’s explosion. After ten bodies were recovered yesterday the total dead rose to twenty one. Four bodies were found at the top and two at the bottom remain in the mine. several remain unidentified.
In New York on a construction site at Thirty-fifth Street and Fifth Avenue, someone cut the derrick guy ropes near Past & McCord. The derrick collapsed but no workers were injured as warnings allowed escape. A similar incident at Fourteenth Street and Tenth Avenue is also noted, with employers blaming the strike.
Matt Yorey a Finlander was killed at 1 33 this morning when ground gave way on the 1660 level of the Speculator mine. He was shoveling near the breast in a stope preparing to flee on a rising machine when a rock crushed him. His partner escaped, and his body was recovered about an hour later. Also noted are bids in Congress on railway capitalization and a retirement death of Brig Gen Marig C Fonte in Geneva.
Biliousness described as a precursor to constipation and poisoning with symptoms like headache, yellow skin, and loss of taste. California Prune Wafers advertised to cure constipation biliousness and related ailments, claimed to tonify stomach liver and kidneys. Sold by Smith Drug Co Anaconda Montana Christie Leys Co Butte Montana.
Fragmentary notice reads like an ad about tea and shopping. Nonsensical lines mention eyes opening and a grocer. No clear event, date, or identifiable names to anchor a proper summary.
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