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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1903
Page
8
Advertises the New Gem Safety Razor from Davis & Weimescary Co at 20 Main Street Butte. Claims shaving is simple with a slanted stroke, immediate use from box, and a savings over barber shops. Includes a stropping machine and blade resharpening guarantee.
The Associated Charities held their annual meeting at the Auditorium, electing officers led by President Mrs. M L Cunningham. Reports detail growing charitable work, fund contributions, clothing distributions, and improvements at the Paul Clark home, with praise for leaders and press support.
$40.00 to Kansas City and Return via Burlington Route. Tickets on sale Jan 9 and 10, 1903, valid for return within 30 days. No car change from Butte. Trains include Standard and Tourist sleeping cars. Information at 35 East Broadway, Butte. H. F. Ruger, Agent. Bargains in Christmas pianos at Sherman’s exclusive piano house.
Two youths Frank Clark and Cleves Snell arraigned before Justice Harrington on charges of entering a freight car on the Northern Pacific. They pleaded not guilty, bonds set at 500 dollars each but not posted, hearing scheduled for Jan 14 at 10 AM. Also notices of local business listings appear.
Frank Conley a Deer Lodge prison contractor passed through the city en route from Grand Forks North Carolina to Deer Lodge. Conley was summoned to Grand Forks to testify in the United States case against James Burke who robbed a post office in that region a month or two ago.
The Montana prison keeper knew the man accused of the robbery from five years in Deer Lodge custody. Burke, moved from Butte to the Montana prison seven years ago, served his term and was released in 1899. He is identified as a burglar by occupation.
Mrs J S Hammond suffered a broken ankle from a fall on an icy Park and Idaho street corner near the high school. She was carried home by carriage and will be confined to bed for some time, though no other injuries are reported and she endures the shock bravely.
McLaughlin, acting Montana mine receiver for nine months ending March 1901, seeks 28000 in fees plus 10000 for lawyers and 10000 for another attorney. Opponents challenge the claims as improper. judge rules an alleged agreement unlawful. Examination continues.
Mike Malvey was acquitted in Justice Harrington's court after witnesses failed to prove he entered room 21 at 10 East Gagnon Street on December 18. The state offered no proof of theft and the case was dismissed though his suspected partner was still at large.
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