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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1907
Page
1
Connell clothing offers a one day sale on its large Montana stock of men winter suits and overcoats at about half price. Overloaded with inventory, the retailer cuts prices in an unprecedented move to move four lots of merchandise today.
Lot No 1 is offered at 10.55 dollars for a collection of suits and overcoats that normally fetch 15.00 17.50 and 20.00. The pricing is presented as a clear bargain to buyers seeking savings on quality apparel.
Lot No 2 presents quantities of suits and overcoats that normally sell for 22.50, with many items previously commanding up to 28.50. The listing highlights higher past prices to attract buyers.
Clothing experts tout a selection of suits and overcoats priced at 30 to 35 dollars. The range includes many finest pieces formerly sold around 40 dollars, presented in a style close to custom-made. Come and see the collection and compare for yourself.
A historic article discusses numerous basketball tricks used to gain advantage, noting risks to officials and reputations. It explains on court maneuvers like belt taps, toe steps, and grabbing to disrupt jumps, plus tactics aimed to mislead referees and gain fouls.
The Senate debate centers on Senator Smoot and polygamy, with Hopkins arguing Smoot faced no duty to denounce or resign for past Mormon practices. The discussion notes that Smoot publicly opposed polygamy and that the committee testimony lacks a clear condemnation by him. The section ends with a legislative vote on appropriations and a cold remedy ad.
On the race track in New Orleans the first race over one furlong saw Linge Ahmed win with Coltness second and Kisserhof third in about 1:00. The second race over seven furlongs finished with Reshis first and lr Vagrant second, Wired Chir third, in roughly a half and a time near three-quarters. The third race, mile and a sixteenth, resulted in Macvin Neal winning, Dr. McClown second, Avie Green third. In the fourth, mile event, Jugsler captured victory with Peter Sterling second and Jennp third, time close to 1:08. The fifth race over one and a half furlongs appears to be listed but incomplete.
In Los Angeles on January 11 the colts Colloquy won the first race of five furlongs, with Glamor second and Charlie Eastman third. Time 1:02. Second race at six furlongs saw Pen-Tyn win, Alsono second, Airship third, time 1:13 2%. Sixth race at one mile selling stakes: Cold mate won, Royal Breeze second, Whri vel third, Thine time 1:40 2-3. Other results include Succeed, Uncle Henry, Kinsman and more across the meet with times listed.
In Wamburg Jan il, the local court ruled the North German Insurance must cover losses arising from the San Francisco earthquake last year. The decision found the earthquake clause in the policy too ambiguous to deny responsibility. The court also ordered Trans-Atlantic Tire Insurance to reimburse two English reinsurers for adjusted fire losses. San Francisco lawyers, including Mr Sutre who traveled to Germany in autumn, pressed the claim.
Jackson Kentucky January report says John Smith under indictment for Dr Cox murder confessed that Judge Harels and Edward Callaghan urged the deed. He states Spicer and Abner helped shoot Cox with simultaneous fire.
In Lexingtin Kentucky Judge James Hargis and allies say they are stupefied by Smith confession which confirms Asbury Spicer's June tale. Smith admits 19 lies and the judge swears to the truth of the record.
An unusually severe sleet storm across Western Kansas and Oklahoma and the Indian Territory damaged wire communications to Colorado and the territories. Train service suffered heavily as lines failed south from Kansas City.
At a well attended Great Falls meeting merchants vow to form a committee to lobby the legislature for repeal of the license tax law on merchants and professional men.
Special Dispatch reports Ravalli county seeks creation of the Fourteenth judicial district comprising Ravalli county after passage, with the Fourth district then including Missoula and Sanders counties.
The steamer Marias arrived this morning from Trinidad and Grenada. It was delayed by a machinery derangement. On New Year’s morning the circulating pump failed. The ship’s speed was reduced after 36 hours of repairs.
An earthquake shock was reported in Arkansas City Kansas at 1 14 this morning lasting a few seconds. Residents awakened as dishes rattled but no damage was reported.
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