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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1901
Page
9
The county lists 150 city lots for sale to pay delinquent taxes. On Feb 18 the sale at the Butte courthouse will start at daylight, with bids open for a wide spread of properties across multiple additions and neighborhoods.
Butte Brewing Company advertises its pure beer available through grocers and direct. The Fox Confectionery at 71 East Park offers coffee and cake for 10 cents, highlighting local products and daily treats.
In a formal oration the speaker argues that oleomarcarine is already tightly regulated and safeguards exist. He contends Congress judged the issue wisely, severe penalties already govern misrepresentation, and praises public demand for the product. He accuses opposing interests of self serving motives and declares protesters on behalf of producers and consumers.
Berlin marks the bi-centennial of the kingdom with a grand ceremony at the castle and armory. Emperor William, the crown prince, and guests including the Duke of Connaught attend investiture of 52 Knights of the Black Eagle. The day features parades, royal honors, speeches on the navy, and widespread public celebrations across Berlin.
The defense argues the State’s case rests on circumstantial evidence. They challenge witness credibility and motives, claim no preplanned act to ruin the victim, and insist the defendants acted to revive Jennie Bosschleiter. Attorneys Edward Dunn and Michael Hoffman wrap their lengthy addresses as the trial nears jury deliberation.
The government orders the Santo Domingo Improvement Company resident director to withdraw a January 1 notice declaring void the government’s duties and reserves rights against merchants paying duties. If refused, the director’s passport will be issued. Salaries may be suspended for some officials. The chamber of commerce pays duties to the treasury.
New York June 17 John W Griggs United States attorney general was elected director of the Trust Company of America to fill a vacancy on the board Griggs takes the post amid ongoing national affairs and corporate governance responsibilities.
In Butte yesterday the Overland club received articles of incorporation granting social and cultural aims with a 20 year life and no capital stock. Directors for three months include Fred C. Slemmons D Gay Stivers Glenn Harrington George H Busch and Harry A Harp. The Butte Adjustment company also incorporated to pursue mercantile collecting and reporting business with 20 year life and directors Fred E Pilling Frank H Pilling and Carl K E Smith. James O Gara, 42, member of AOUW Sabine Minnesota and MWA Moorhead Minnesota, died yesterday with funeral set for Saturday at 9 am from 1508 North Main Street to St Patrick Church.
A note suggests recalling a violin genitar mandolin music or a music roll from Orton Bros as a remembrance gift and hints at a licent Want advertisement in the Standard for help.
The notice offers samples and assay data showing 69.20 per ton gold 18 percent copper and 5.2 silver. A party willing to invest $800 to take a stake and inspect is invited to visit 368 East Broadway Butte. This rare opportunity seeks interested investors to examine the material.
Butte Anaconda railway tickets are 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 are cheerfully furnished.
A dispatch from Irkutsk reports both Lake Halkal ice breakers are out of service due to injuries. Transportation of passengers or goods will be impossible for at least two months, leaving St. Petersburg reporting delays near Lake Baikal.
Immediately after relief from the League retard navy yard command Admiral Casey and his family will travel to San Diego to meet Admiral Kautz and assume command of the Pacific station with the battleship Iowa as flagship.
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