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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1900

Page

8

Adgie the Lion Tamer Divorced in San Francisco Case

Adgie Cortello, famed lion tamer, told a San Francisco court her husband Frank R. Hall, her assistant trainer, was unfaithful after eight years of working for her. She described a troubled marriage, a Western hotel arrest for disturbing the peace, and a divorce granted on grounds of infidelity. Afterward she will sign letters as Adgie Cortello.

Adgie Butte Frank R. Hall Kong Hall San Francisco Hal Stanyan Street Lockhart Khart Dgie Adgie Cortello

Magnificent eight piece china toilet set in costly case

Finlen Media of 32 N Main Butte advertises a magnificent eight piece china toilet set including a fine china train, all displayed in a costly case.

Finlen Media N. Main Butte

Murder on Main Street: assault arrest after alley attack

Charles Darnstadt was struck in the jaw near Hennesey's store on Granite and Main streets and robbed. Officer Jack Gray halted the assailant, who gave the name Frank Connors, likely an alias. Connors jailed after assault in the second degree charges. Darnstadt recovered consciousness slowly. a gold watch and money were taken. County attorney filing formal charge followed.

Main Street Charles Darnstadt West Copper Street Hennesey Granite Main Streets Darnetadt Jack Gray Frank Connors Darnstadt Connors

Eight Hour Day Minimum Wage Set By Butte Union

At the Butte Workingmen's Union No 5 meeting held December 21 1900 it was voted that from May 1 1901 a day’s work by members under its jurisdiction shall be eight hours with a minimum wage of 3.00 dollars per day. Published by order of Workingmen's Union No 4. G M Deviny recording secretary J W Dale president.

Butte Workingmen’s Union Order of Workingmen’s Union A. Te Ee G. M. Deviny J. W. Dale

Butte Ice Sports Attract Crowds After Cold Snap

J. S. Conway is hailed as the Champion Skater of the Northwest. The recent cold spell has energized ice sports at the big rink near the foot of Montana Street, boosting local interest in skating and related athletic activities.

Butte Northwest J. 8. Conway Conway Gutte Winnipeg Paul Ma Northwest The Montana Street

Childs cutlery set offered for 25 cents at Might and Pairfield

A reader note describes a child's knife fork and spoon set priced at 25 cents offered at Might and Pairfield's store, highlighting a bargain item in the shop window.

Might & Pairfield’s

Schatzlein Art Collection Faces No Picture Rehung

Five sterling silver toilet ware patterns in the Schatzlein collection, settings Might and Pairfield, are described as beautiful with no item deemed unsuitable for display.

Schatzlein Might & Pairfield

Lock-Picking A Fine Art in Burglar Work Detected

The article explains that expert burglars and skilled locksmiths can defeat most locks. Skeleton keys and picks open rim and mortise locks, night latches yield to thin steel blades, and safes require time-locks or expert manipulation. Even office safes and roll top desks fall to practiced hands.

Chicago Chronicle Eton Tly

There Was a Strange Thing Happened in Our Office

A private secretary recounts a tale of an office boy who lied about his uncle's death to justify lateness. The sponsor later confirms the uncle had died three weeks after the first lie, exposing the odd quirks of life without drawing a moral.

New York Times Varn

Typhoid Epidemic Traced to Shared Mangle in Lam beth

In a London district 24 houses shared a laundry mangle. Cleanliness led to contamination as typhoid germs spread from the soiled clothes to the mantle and then to residents. The resulting outbreak highlights risks in communal washing setups.

Lambeth London

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