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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1900
Page
7
A local retailer boasts an unusually broad watch selection ranging from nickel pieces to 18k gold models. The collection highlights Chatelaine watches as a standout category and emphasizes easy payment options.
A collage of business notices lists Orton Bros piano rentals and tuners, Dr Heine eye ear nose throat, Dr Hanson surgeon with X rays, and local advertisers. Mentions Anna Held cigars, Northern Pacific passenger trains, Davis Weimer Co skates, Scott stove works, and a Christmas travel note by John Read.
John MacGinnis wins all eight Silver Bow votes on the first ballot at a caucus in the Canadian Institute to be speaker of the house. He also filed a $1,500,000 bond in Helena for the Boston & Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining company suit and met Lewis and Clark delegates before returning to Butte.
About 400 teachers from nearly all Montana districts gathered in the Butte High School auditorium for the State Teachers association annual meeting. President Craig of the state university led as D. E. Sanders was away, with Mrs. Nona B. Eddy presiding. Speakers included ex Governor Richards who did not speak, and a warm program of music and addresses emphasizing education, smallpox context, and future institute plans.
Mrs Mayme Devinge aged 32 died last night at Central house 496 E Broadway. Funeral announcements follow. Mary Whalen’s funeral will be held today at 2 oclock from 7 West Pearl Street. a pearl and diamond brooches display is noted in the notice.
Officials announce the funeral service for Zinn Murphy to be held today at an unspecified time from 812 North Montana Street. The schedule and attendees are not provided in the notice.
Promoter Madame Renne offers guidance on love marriage divorce mining matters business and journeys. She invites readers to visit at 102 South Montana Street to consult and learn.
In Butte a large funeral for Mrs. Winnifred Nevin drew a vast procession as friends packed the city, with all carriages from local livery stables pressed into service to convey mourners to the graveside. The tribute reflected the esteem in which the deceased was held.
Berlin reports the Frankfurter Zeitung notes the growing influence of the United States on Europe’s economy over the past year. It cites American iron market news and fear of flood of U.S. goods as key factors shaping German markets and bourse quotations. The piece highlights Wall Street as a market standard and suggests U.S. creditor status and world policy will affect European political conditions and investments.
Helena December 26 reports the Montana Ore Purchasing company must post an additional bond of 550000 by today to cover ore extraction from the Pennsylvania mine while an appeal proceeds. The total bonding now stands at 1325000 with multiple sureties named. Governor Smith informed the court the bond would be provided. court approval deferred to tomorrow.
Montgomery December 26 W J Samford elected Alabama governor in November but ill since to assume duties arrived from Opelike and filed a declaration of recovery with the secretary of state as required by a new law. During illness Senate president Jilks served as acting governor.
A Chihuahua message says Apaches are on the warpath in the state and Grana da residents have formed to meet the invaders. Indians are said to hide in mountains robbing ranches and stealing cattle, likely from the group that escaped the White River reservation years ago.
New York December 26 Ernest Roeber America’s champion and Paul Pons France’s champion will meet for the world title at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday February 6, following a December 17 agreement to contest the championship.
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