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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1902
Page
9
A partial notice reports alleged intentions not credited in connection with an unspecified matter. Details are sparse and no individuals or organizations are named in the readable text. Further context from the source is needed to identify the case or parties involved.
The article notes 1901 railway activity across 43 states and territories, with at least 5 057 miles laid on 382 lines. Texas leads with 588 miles, Oklahoma second with 428 on six lines, and overall U S mileage nears 199 370. Canada and Mexico lines add 362 and 439 miles respectively. The Baltimore and Ohio bans passes, requiring fares and receipts for cross line travel.
The text notes that employees pay full fare on foreign lines and that half fare applies to members of the employees' families. It also lists men's overshoes priced at $3.50 at Poucher's.
Galt Coal lasts longer and costs less than Rock Springs coal. Priced at $6.50 per ton, available from Cottonwood Coal Co. Phone 276, Office 814 Utah Avenue.
A coroner's inquest into the death of W. S. Cope, foreman of the power company, found accidental death after a pole fell while a "dead man" grip slipped. Witnesses testified the accident was unavoidable due to frozen ground and that no one was to blame. Cope, about 24, unmarried, will have his remains shipped to Kingston, Missouri, with Meyers accompanying the casket.
Depositors line up at the Home Savings and Banking Company in Cleveland as a 60 day withdrawal notice is required by directors. The run follows disclosures of financial troubles involving board members Liverett and Moore, with assets claimed sufficient to cover liabilities and preserve stock.
Cleveland Ohio January 3 The bankers committee led by H W Newcomb reports the withdrawal of savings deposits halted by Dime Bank requiring a day’s notice. The shrinkage exceeded 90000 dollars and calls on the commercial account nearly ceased. Creditors are being approached about extending the syndicate’s time to meet obligations with no objections reported.
Cleveland January 3 H RR Newcomb committee chairman said creditors from out of town were sending telegrams approving the plan to extend the syndicate paper by 18 months. He said the committee is confident affairs will be placed on a solid basis and constituent properties will not suffer.
Youngstown Ohio January 3 The Youngstown Telephone company controlled by the Everett Moore syndicate will escape the financial embarrassment affecting the syndicate.
The store slashes prices on children's clothing to 50 percent off and men’s black clay worsted suits are marked down to 16 dollars at Bouchers.
The notice lists European plan at $1.50 per day and upwards and American plan at a similar rate. It touts the finest table west of New York, signaling a hotel with notable dining quality and value for travelers.
Tickets for the Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway are now on sale to Anaconda and all stations between at the Great Northern ticket office located at 41 North Main street. Time card and freight rate information is cheerfully provided.
Subscribed railroads circulate that employees may travel on foreign lines at half fare if paying their own way. If the journey is charged to the company, the terms are different and not specified in the excerpt.
Paris officials announce a Franco Italian accord on Mediterranean issues as reported by Giornale di lho day. M Delcasse highlights friendly ties with the United States and Great Britain and cites plans to study American systems and establish a commercial industrial school in the United States.
Hotels advertise American plan rooms from $3 per day and up with Finest table west of New City, signaling value and dining emphasis in early hospitality listings.
Advertisement listing coal delivery areas Kemmerer Rock Springs Rocky Fork and Gebo on short notice plus contact at phone 538 No 4 Fast Broadway. Also promotes Bou cher's men's Kersey overcoats priced at 10 dollars.
The Cunarder Campania, from New York to Liverpool, reports terrific weather on the tip and forced to reduce speed on December 31 and January 1, arriving in Queenstown today.
Denial from Clover Leaf President Norton on January 2 in Toledo Ohio regarding press dispatches from New York claiming the railroad was sold to the Vanderbilt interests. Norton said he had no knowledge of any such sale and did not authorize any disclosures.
Lord Milner the British high commissioner in South Africa announced today that the Johannesburg Star has restarted publication after an interruption caused by unrest. The statement confirms the newspaper is back in operation in the city.
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