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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1901
Page
10
A weary Black man on Main and Granite recalls coming to Montany months ago with a friend and hoping money grows on bushes. He trusted a fellow traveler, was kicked when stopping for a supposed silva dollar, and laments his luck as winter bites and he lacks change.
Pay ten dollars in advance for one year of the Anaconda Standard and secure the premium Famous Art Reproduced prepaid.
T P O Hara a miner was arrested last night for beating his wife at 656 Aluminum Street. Mrs O Hara went to the police station claiming a drunken quarrel in which he broke furniture struck her and damaged her father’s picture with a foot.
In a dramatic rink mile race, Max Goldstein edged Sky Rubenstein by a nose after a long, eventful night of betting and side wagers. Official Harry Blumkin started the event as observers note unusual bets and a lively crowd watched the finish with both runners near the lead until the final lap.
Candlemas services at St Lawrence church begin Saturday at 9 for blessing candles. Sunday honors St Blase the patron saint against sore throats with throat blessings after vespers.
A small fire at Edward Hughes's North Washington street home was reported last night. The blaze started from a defective fire and caused about $25 in damage before the fire department arrived and extinguished it.
Coleman Conway was arrested by Officers Walsh and Gilmore after attacking a Chinaman on West Galena Street late last night. He told police he struck for fun to see the Chinaman’s reaction. He found out.
All members of Division 2 A. O. HL are asked to meet at Hibernia hall Centerville at 9 o clock February 1 to attend the funeral of our late brother Michael L Harrington. All members of Division 1 are asked to attend under the Order of John J Grogan.
The Butte Amateur Dramatic club presents the war drama Between Two Flags at Sut ton's theater starting next Sunday with a matinee and continuing all week. Dress rehearsal at the Grand demonstrated solid preparation by a cast led by Roger Owen John Toughill and Jose Juarez among others.
Advices from Venezuela report severe fighting at Agua Fria last Tuesday where revolutionists were defeated and fled, abandoning guns. Two sons of General Acosta were captured, and principal leaders were said to be taken at Caripe near Maturin. Government circles deem the revolt finished.
The navy department is informed of the Knilester's arrival at La Guayra Venezuela. The vessel was dispatched from Cape Vincent to relieve the Scorpion temporarily.
A Beatrice Nebraska telephone report to the World Herald warns that a great conflagration threatens Omaha's business district with details unavailable.
County commissioners report the state board of insane will not fund transporting John Parks and a guard to Winnipeg. Relatives wish to bring Parks back to Canada. board claims expenses fall to relatives, not the state. Also notes a watch service ad and organ/plant dealer contact in Butte.
In Dayton weather and heavy snow limited attendance but Heikes delivered sharp shooting. Heikes claimed 194 hits from 200 attempts today with only 16 misses in 400 shots overall, and a 126 straight broke. Leaders include J G Fanning of San Francisco 185 and others across Cincinnati Bloomfield and Spirit Lake.
Chicago January 31 The United States Rubber company will implement an 18 percent reduction on all mixed goods starting tomorrow morning. It is expected independent companies will follow with similar cuts.
Report filed in the U S court sets commissioners R de B Smith John Thomas and H B Davis to fix just compensation for land taken by the B A P railway. Damages amount to 9895 for the plaintiff property and 8100 for the Davidson ranch near Anaconda. Court will not meet Tuesday due to John Marshall day obligations. Helena judge Stay in capital.
An explosion at the A. L. Wycks company cigar and ribbon factory on Thirty-first Street triggered a massive blaze, destroying multiple buildings and injuring more than 20. About 800 workers were present. two injuries were serious. Firefighters fought the flames as alarms escalated to cover the surrounding blocks.
President J J Hill of the Great Northern road flies in from New York. In response to ten questions about the reported deal, Till says his trip's news was exaggerated and there is no foundation for the stories. He adds the plan is to extend toward the Canadian border to meet and be met by the other side.
The Italian senate approved a bill to make Verdi's birthplace a national monument. It also authorized interment of Verdi and his wife at the Verdi institution for old musicians in Milan.
San Antonio reports the death of Steve Brodie, famed bridge jumper and sporting man from New York, who died here tonight of consumption.
A 14 year old boy named Laisella said his son Henry was held up on East Park Street about 9 pm and robbed of 55 cents by Robert Shagilten and Willie Foley. The boys, located at Suttons theater, were detained then released with a court appearance to follow. Police doubt the robbery claim and Judge Sullivan will hear the case.
Col. Ray V. Hoffman of the Oklahoma National Guard reports armed Creeks nearby and a hostile party near Little Axes ranch. He says conflicts largely pit Creeks against their own people or white outsiders, but US marshal troops have the situation under control with no current militia need.
Kingston reports that Jamaica views American inaction on the reciprocity treaty with alarm. Officials fear Jamaica may be excluded while other West Indian colonies gain preferential treatment, prompting public concern.
Mrs. Banks widow of General Nathaniel P Banks dies in Waltham Massachusetts on January 1 reporting date.
Tommy Ryan easily defeated Jim Judge at the Minneapolis Athletic Club for a purse of $sov. Judge was knocked out in the...
The recap notes a fourth round with a right hook on the jaw as Ryan remained the aggressor throughout the bout.
Alnstee’s Magazine notes the body’s right side perspiration dominance and palm skin glands. It provides several figures for sweat glands per body, their total length and quantity, debating 2.4 million to 7 million glands and miles of tubing, with a boastful “Think of it” and claims of medical authority.
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