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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1906
Page
1
A customer praised Connell's for a single trip Christmas shopping. She started in leather goods, bought several items, and then moved to other counters, noting she completed her list quickly with satisfaction. The store highlighted this experience as typical of how women can finish their Christmas buying efficiently.
Lot 1 offers coats in sizes from one to six years priced at four dollars. The listing specifies item counts and target sizing, reflecting a local sale or auction catalog entry.
The advertisement lists 69 cents for a 41.50 fancy and plain wool sweater and 129 dollars for a men s 2 dollar item, 149 dollars for an men s 8 plain and fancy wool sweater with prices highlighted.
Emma Stephany of Yorkville, recently acquitted of murder, fell in love with Richard Quinlan of Ashland while both were jailed. After release, a planned wedding was blocked by Miss Stephany’s mother who refused the match. The engagement and diamonds were left in the shop, and the affair ended amid family opposition.
Greenwich Conn February 20 investigation will be into the death of Joseph M Neil a former resident found dead last night in a Greenwich hotel. He and a woman believed to be his wife occupied a room the woman requested a desk scan for a doctor stating Neil was ill. Dr Lee Thomsen summoned found Neil dead with a black mark under his right eye and the woman had a black eye but offered no explanation. The couple planned to go to New York to see her mother.
A frightened boy teased with a small snake led to a collapse of nerves and a boy later described as a maniac in a Pennsylvania state insane asylum. Dr. Surface and Site Economic Zoologist urged punishment for pranksters and noted fear stems from ignorance while stressing respect for others. Washington reports from the education bureau cite Rhodes trust on Rhodes scholarships exams slated January 16 and 17 across states.
Victor Hauser of Homestead and his Hungarian companion were denied landing after immigration officials learned of Mrs Herbert Pardons nine marriages. A marriage ceremony was performed at Fill Island by a missionary clergyman before officials separated them from the ship.
N S Dee, a leading society woman of Trenton, lost a diamond necklace today before a local department store. Clerk Miss Clacira Gillmer found the glittering piece and returned it after recognizing its value amid a hurried exit to the street.
Pottsville, Pa. December 20 Mrs Tannah Fesley 47 died at Tottsville Hospital after pushing several youngsters away from an oncoming train at the Schuylkill Haven crossing of the Philadelphia & Reading Railway. She halted on the crossing to warn them and was struck by a passenger train, which she did not observe.
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