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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1902
Page
4
Anaconda Democrats plan a March 6 mass meeting at city hall to organize a Democratic club aimed at uniting the party for the spring election. The caucus on March 21 and aldermanic primary March 22 precede the March 24 convention, with candidates to be named for six wards.
J T Norton, a Cheyenne attorney, was arrested by federal officers in Cheyenne Wyoming on February 26. He is charged with fraudulently using the mails for operating a matrimonial bureau for over a year and cashing money orders during the scheme.
Money for an Exhibit Frankfort Kentucky February 26 The Kentucky senate has adopted the Cox bill appropriating one hundred thousand dollars for a state exhibit at the St Louis exposition.
Sterling Colorado February 26. The irrigation congress met this afternoon with representatives from Colorado Wyoming and Nebraska in attendance to discuss water management and river projects.
Dr J W Carhart of La Grange Texas, author of several works, describes his recovery from heart trouble after quitting coffee and using Postum. He claims improved heart function, weight gain, and sustained energy for medical and literary work, warning coffee and tobacco hurt heart and other organs.
City council discusses an ordinance to curb spitting on sidewalks and near public buildings. The measure would only apply when a group of residents creates a gutter like spit area. initial opposition fades as officials find no overly harsh clauses.
O Neil and Berry face a robbery charge and are set for a hearing tomorrow. Court records indicate the case moves forward in the local docket.
Burt O Neil and W F Berry alias Kid Carrig face preliminary hearing for robbery after Charles Romain, barber on Commercial avenue in Anaconda, was robbed near the Catholic church taking 45 dollars. Officer Powers nabbed O Neil. Berry arrested after search. Both men held on 500 bond each, sent to county jail. Berry known for prizefights. local robberies have been rare.
Bon fort's Wine and Spirit Circular notes Moet & Chandon 1901 champagne output surpassing 1900 by 252,482 bottles, an increase over 100 percent, exceeding the combined gains of all other champagne houses. Moet & Chandon White Seal from Epernay, France is praised as perfection.
Residents must tag their dogs. City Treasurer Harper has new tags ready for sale at the same price as before. The city will dispatch a dog catcher soon to cover Anaconda. Sawyer ordinance remains not in effect. Prices are eight dollars for male dogs and a reduced rate for females.
The Carpenters union announces a grand prize ball Friday evening February 28 at Turner hall. Prizes totaling 175 dollars will be awarded for best dancers in each union in the city. Tickets are one dollar with ladies admitted free.
Secretary Root orders a gradual reduction of the U S military presence in the Philippines to about 32 000 troops. General Chaffee is instructed to recall regiments sent in 1899 one by one as they can be spared without compromising control. About 18 000 are affected with first departures not expected for at least three months.
In Washington on February 26 delegates read reports from state presidents and organizers. They later visited the White House.
A history of strong testimonials from across the country describes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as soothing persistent coughs and breaking up severe colds. It claims to ward off pneumonia and cure dangerous croup. Advertises sales by Standard Drug Co and local Butte druggists with user testimonials on stomach, liver tablets and pain balm.
All members of Division No. 1, A. H., are asked to gather at their hall on Sunday March 2 at 7 30 a m to attend holy communion at St. Peter's church by order of Presice John Lawler
Halifax reports the Karlsruhe from Bremen to Baltimore towing the disabled Neckar. The Karlsruhe is headed for Halifax with the Neckar in tow after arrival from Bremen to Baltimore route.
At the Canadian Pacific railway office it was announced that beginning with the sailing of the Moria on Feb 27 the Australian line via Vancouver and this city will call at the Fiji islands.
D. W. Noyes of Baraboo Wisconsin was arrested on a charge of forging his mother’s signature to a five hundred dollar note and cashing it at the First National Bank. He is the brother of A H Noyes who today lost his job as judge in Alaska.
Water to He in Fall River Massachusetts reports a voluntary wage increase agreement has collected its full quota of signatures and will take effect on Monday April 7.
Lazard Freres have engaged $1,000,000 in gold bars for shipment to Europe tomorrow from New York. The move signals a major gold transfer amid postwar financial dealings, with the large consignment expected to depart by cargo for European markets.
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