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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1903
Page
4
Vintage ad offers boys sailor blouse suits in diagonal serges and English serge in navy brown red and gray with regular 3 and 6 dollar prices cut to 4 50 this week. Also featured are boys shirt waists 45 cents and other wear for ages 5 to 42 years with mixed fabrics and one half price items.
A knife attack at Union Hall on East Mercury Street left Jerry Harrington with scalp wounds and Tillery under arrest. The two lodgers had quarreled in a saloon the night before. Harrington was treated, Tillery jailed, but prosecutors may not pursue charges. Local officers and witnesses describe a violent morning confrontation between the men.
An excerpt notes De Wolf Hopper clings to Casey in humor names and stage lore. It compares Hopper to Rip Van Winkle and Joseph Jefferson, recounting his reluctance to shelve Casey while audiences demand encores and steady curtain calls.
Mayer the jeweler at 65 West Park advertises discounts on souvenirs and unique plates and saucers. The sale lists 14k gold items, an Elgin watch, a Swiss open-face model, and Rogers Bros 1847 knives and forks. Items priced to attract buyers, with daily specials for today and tomorrow.
Three new complaints were issued yesterday by the county attorney's office and federal court in Berth Butte amid ongoing coal theft cases. Northern Pacific Railway detective units pursue suspects as authorities seek charges.
Three individuals named Andie Matale, Thamas Dibbard and Wille Him, all over twenty, were caught stealing coal from the ratway yards. They were seized in the act and warrants for their arrest were issued by the magistrate.
Greensboro Georgia reports Der Ja Ty Lewis once associated with the Ceorghy supreme cart was a delegate to the Chicago convention where he backed William Jennings Bryan. A.P. Tas dean of the University of Stocks, London, is dead, author of several textbooks and longtime head at Nebraska. Baron Arthur de Rothschild died in Monte Carlo from pneumonia. Lord Stanley of Aldery, born 1827, died of pneumonia in London. Adolphus Driker, former British parliament member with significant Rosstind interests, died in Bellevue Hospital.
A fragment lists stock collars, women's wool stockings, and mittens with prices from 25c to 90c per pair. It highlights French cashmere options, double soles, ribbed and plain backs, and leather gloves in black, red, blue, and tan, with assorted values and quantities.
In Strattoril Conv Dec 10 Rear Admiral Wirat Hayncroft Gherardi retired died at his residence Paras. Dricker was yesterday removed to the hospital from the Grand Union hotel where he had been for two days.
Judge Clancy ordered compensation for warpage and damages to inspect the Minnie Wealey hoisting machinery. Boston & Montana faced accusations of evading orders as hearing continued with changes in counsel. Cost estimates included 2 cents a ton and 36 days of inspection, with a new survey order going into effect.
Mrs Christina Tracy was inspected by Drs Mackel and Gryant who found her suitable for asylum. She spoke rationally yet letters to the president and county attorney were shown to indicate mental illness. She refused to return home with her husband amid accusations of infidelity and related family history. Sheriff Quinn escorted her to the asylum in Stevensing. The sheriff also sent Lydia Could to the penitentiary for two years for grand larceny.
John William Gavin and Miss Emma Agner Shelton married Wednesday evening with Officiant Tastica Michael O Connor. The couple reside Daly Street and began a two week Seattle honeymoon. A small gathering attended the ceremony and a generous wedding supper followed.
In Milwaukee at the Capital dance hall a chief violinist swore out charges of assault in the first degree against Warey and Annie Scretcher after a morning incident at the saloon. He reported black eyes and facial bruises as the result.
Notice of sale for the winding up of the late Smith & Mattingly firm. On December 7, 1904, at 2:00 p.m., at 7 North Mall Street, Butte, Montana, assets including hats, caps, underwear, coats, gent's furnishings, store fixtures, book accounts, and leasehold privileges will be sold to the highest cash bidder. Ten percent cash or certified check required to bid. Postponed to Tuesday at the same time and place.
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