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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1901
Page
4
Community groups in Anaconda establish a non sectarian law and order league. They discuss forming a Montana state federation with delegates from major cities and potential interstate ties. Next Monday a Teague meeting at the Christian church will refine plans and discuss treaty article rules and neutrality obligations.
Ed Devine showcases a full line of McBrayer Yellowstone and Old Taylor whiskeys highlighting classic American spirits.
A Chicago circle of the American Transvaal League denounces U S horse and mule shipments to Great Britain for South Africa. The circular contends such trade violates neutrality laws under the Treaty of Washington and asserts the U S is aiding Britain in the Boers conflict.
A promotional note extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a boost for mothers and healthy newborns. It claims the medicine strengthens the mother, eases delivery, and aids nourishment, citing a Kansas mother's experience and offering a medical adviser booklet in exchange for stamps.
Western railroads centered in St Louis plan to reseed the arid western ranges across Utah Nebraska Wyoming Montana Nevada and Idaho. They seek government backing and state contributions to fund experiments in cultivating range grasses with the first steps starting in early spring.
A writ of attachment closed Anaconda Business College on Mast Commercial avenue. Proprietor C. E. Cargill has been absent for weeks, leaving unsettled bills for fuel and rent. Several typewriters were seized and the school paraphernalia may be sold at auction if the attachment is not raised.
A. Green was arrested yesterday by Constable Rentz on malicious mischief for throwing a rock through a plate glass window at a North Main street saloon. He pleaded not guilty before Justice of the Peace Quane and his hearing was scheduled for January 7.
New York December 27 Edward G Glennon former wardman of the West Thirtieth Street police station was sentenced to six months in the penitentiary by Recorder Goft. He was found guilty of willful negligence for failing to suppress a disorderly house.
The board discussed but did not approve raises for the superintendent and two male principals. Trustees agreed any salary increases should wait until the next school year. Substitutes fill gaps as a certification rule limits regular staff, and a code of honor for pupils was praised but not enacted.
Mike Sporer and Mike Piscovich were discharged by the police court yesterday after a free-for-all fight in the east end. They were among several arrested last Wednesday night amid a large crowd. No witnesses led to the dismissal, prompting rejoicing among their friends.
Dispatches from Salonica say W. W. Peet treasurer of the Constantinople missionary society has reached out to the brigands holding Miss Stone. He hopes her release will occur within a fortnight.
The passage extols early treatment of catarrh and praises Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a transparent, safe cure. It notes the tablet form’s convenience and asserts the remedy’s antiseptic ingredients and direct effect on the mucous linings, warning against secret ingredients in other cures. All druggists sell them for 50 cents per full sized per horse.
Fragmented timetable lines show various 12 hour marks 9 30 p m 10 4 p m and 6 10 p m with Converters noted around 4 3 p m 6 8 p m and occurrences of 5 00 p m and 11 05 p m. The garbled OCR resembles a rail or transit schedule partial entry with multiple time stamps and converter references.
Timetable notes list connections for Westbound North Coast Limited and Eastbound arrivals. Times include 230 a.m., 710 p.m. and 10:55 p.m. connections, with Northern Pacific linkages from West and East arriving at 1:15 p.m., 8:23 p.m., and 12:10 a.m. respectively.
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