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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1908
Page
15
Local ad offers 62 pairs of men s overshoes at $1.75 and all sizes, with shoes priced at $1.00 each. Limited inventory, bargain tones indicate a closeout or clearance.
District Court to review city council action extending Butte limits to include Grand Avenue Lennox Englewood Chelsea Gillman Mayflower and other additions amid protests by 163 residents claiming arbitrary tax increases and poor access. Judge Lynch set a hearing for next Friday with City Attorney Booth present. The report also notes a London philanthropy anecdote about a well dressed woman and an out of work husband.
A 100 jurors venue was drawn for Judge Lynch’s department to serve the coming trial term under Judgeship. Attorneys Smith Kirk and Metz ner led the jury commission with Court Clerk Will Davies and Deputy Clerk George Davies recording names. Bailiff Phil Roberts was rejected at his request. Several cases were set for Feb dates, including Barnett Olympia Brewery, and McCormick vs Sennessy. The Barnett-Olympia matter sparked a sensation for alleged improper proposals by Amos Doney, now jailed for contempt, with further proceedings pending.
Oscar Hammerstein recalled theatrical bad behavior at a Washington Star dinner in New York. He recounted a tale of a waiter who deflected a guest with a sharp quip about a wife. The anecdote illustrated the era’s backstage wit.
Jones Inglish, a 26 year old Milwaukee road worker at Carrolls camp near Butte, fell ill for a week and was sent from Butte General Hospital to the pest house after Dr Pigot diagnosed early smallpox. He is among four or five others there. Funeral services for James Crowley, 34, set for Wednesday at his sister’s home and Sacred Heart Church.
Indianapolis News reports mounting anticipation as lawmakers near passage of Senator Aldrich's financial bill with observers noting potential revisions may alter the measure enough to require a second reading by the house.
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