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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1901
Page
8
Local agents announce a large direct shipment from the Libbey factory featuring new shapes and cuttings. The collection includes Elsmere and Sultana Cuttings, described as two of the prettiest Libbey designs yet.
Walter C. Boomer sues the Northern Pacific Railway in district court alleging a Whitehall Philipsburg ticket carried an unread time limit that caused missed connections and months of ordeal. He details travel delays, storage charges, a lost job offer, and mounting expenses, seeking damages including 4000 total for time, storage, and suffering.
An editorial on A Lost Art drew attention in Butte as C and Colby discuss a Des Moines claim of tempering copper. S R Dawson states no plant is ready and warns no known specimen exists of pure copper tempered harder than hammering, offering $10,000 for such a sample.
A New York grand jury indicted Robert L. Martin of Philadelphia and Harry Velthusen of New York for perjury over a certificate claiming $1,000,000 in cash was paid to the Delaware Surety company by May 15. The company, linked to F Augustus Heinze, is alleged fake, with officers related to Heinze. They must plead before Recorder Golf this week. penalty guidance pending.
Members of the K K B A and R FE LA are urgently requested to attend a meeting on Thursday December 26 for important business, by order of the president.
The third annual ball will be held at Renshaw hall on Thursday, Dec. 26. Tickets admit a gentleman and a lady for $1. Buy clothing and overcoat at Boucher's and get a Xmas turkey free.
A state notice describes a sale of a Sterling silver tea spoon set with a price as low as $4. The listing notes imprisonment terms of up to ten years in state prison for violations related to the sale.
A Butte reader recalls Judge C. Goodwin’s reflection on Christmas shopping as a reveal of human generosity and restraint. The piece links shoppers’ secret motives to gifts for family, old memories, and the emotional weight of giving during the season.
European plan priced at 1.50 per day and up, American plan from 3 per day and up. Finest table west of New York noted. The Lottery of Life and Catalini family of gymnasts cost 25 cents for best matinee reserved seats. My Partner with Catalini family tonight offers 25 cents balcony reserved seats and Mec dress circle.
In WaiKkerville Judge O Connor presided as Oscar Railsback was found guilty of assault on Georgie Carpenter after a dance near Brown s gulch. The case featured cross examinations and an amused audience while Railsback claimed self defense following a fight with De Ledge and Mrs Carpenter. Costs taxed with fine waived upon payment. Birth month spoons and Mother Goose spouse ad note. Sir Thomas Lipton received gifts from notable Americans aboard the Erin and King Edward sent Lipton a cigarette case replica.</S>
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