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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1903
Page
8
Readers learn several Haviland factories produce distinct wares and quality levels. On sale now, the selection showcases these variations and the broader range of Haviland china available to customers.
Two bills of exceptions in Shores and Stivers disbarment case were settled and signed as objections over cross interrogatories were sustained by Judge McClernan. The proceedings covered deposition questions about witnesses John Barlow, E. E. Buffum, Charles W. Clark and Josephine Wallace, who left Butte in August 1901 to avoid perjury complaints filed there.
Richard Thomas colored man is acquitted in Justice Harrington's court after the prelim hearing on Jan 12 theft of linen from the Goldberg block. Two boys Gladstone Bray and Frank Judge testified they stole and sold the goods. they remain held on incorrigibility charges.
Stocktaking wraps up as buyers visit factories for spring lines. Women’s coats on second floor offered at deep discounts with several styles at 3.50 to 5.50, including gray double breasted kersey and cheviot options, sizes 32 to 42 inches, values up to 19.50. Come and see.
Readable lot of winter outerwear with half price sales on coats and capes. Items include Monte Carlo cheviot coats, dark black white mixtures, beaver and martens furs, electric seal jackets and capes, peau de soie capes, and Kersey coats with varied sizes and regular prices now reduced by half or more. Many items feature fur trim, satin linings, and storm collars.
The Finlanders of Butte face hunger as crops fail and a harsh winter grips the nation. An American aid drive asks Chicago and other cities to mobilize grain flour and provisions, with funds raised locally to support the Finland relief effort. A letter from a Finnish Lutheran minister describes a family’s suffering and a doctor’s grim visit.
The American Labor union gains support as the United Brotherhood of Railway Employes with over 40 000 members seeks affiliation. President Dan McDonald notes a ballot showed near unity in favor and the union spans the Pacific coast from Vancouver to the Mexican boundary with 26 organizers active.
Mrs. Ray Cole, reputed mother and wife tied to morphine and cocaine, died in a squalid Wyoming alley cabin. the county will cover funeral costs. Her husband, once a printer, died last year in the poorhouse after years of addiction. A son rumored to be in the West. Shea age 65. Includes thanks note from Mrs. J. P. Gleason for a $2,000 life policy payment by Select Knights and Ladies.
A complaint filed charges Buckley and the Coskey brothers of Dublin Gulch with robbing a Northern Pacific grain car on January 15. A Meaderville justice issued a warrant. Grain valued at about 200 dollars was taken from car 7989 and some recovered as police chased the case.
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