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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1903
Page
2
The Lady Is Right Offers One Fourth Off Robes
A lady urges her husband to choose a lounging robe or smoking jacket at a quarter off. She believes he needs one and notes this is an ideal chance to see and buy goods for immediate purchase.
Wolves Kill First Bold Steer in Local Basin
County Commissioner William Montgomery reports wolves entering Kraemer place near Jackson and killing a large 3 year old steer. The pack returned the next night and fed on the carcass, marking the first recorded livestock kill by wolves in the area. Residents vow vengeance and hunters aim to collect bounties before green grass returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kraemer Place
Heavy losses threaten Northern Montana cattle herds
A Special Dispatch to the Standard reports heavy snow in Valley and Maple Creek areas threatens large cattle losses in Northern Montana. Cattlemen struggle as crusted snow traps stock, with hopes pinned on an imminent chinook to expose grass and avert disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Great Falls
Montana
Glasgow
Valley County
Poplar
Maple Creek
Canada
W. G. Conrad
Conrad Price
Mr. Conrad
Red Lodge and Billings Women Teachers Lead Practice Ball
Two teams are practicing amid challenging conditions over the next two weeks. Misses Quan and Bradley head the Red Lodge players while the women teachers group includes Robbin Bradley Quan Ida Brashear Van Housen and Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Quan
Bradley
Red Lodge
Robbin
Ida Brashear
van Housen
Ross
Lessler Tells His Story in Naval Affairs Inquiry
Washington January 23 The House committee on naval affairs opened hearings into Rep Lessler New York accusing him of being offered money to vote for marine torpedo boat construction Ex Senator Thurston Quigg Hunton and Nicoll attended as witnesses Lessler denied any offer and described conversations with Doblin and Quigg under oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Naval Affairs
House
Representative Lessler
New York
J. M. Thurston
Holland Torpedo Boat Company
Lemuel E. Quigg
Hunton
Delancey Nicoll
Lessier
Senator Hunton
Virginia
Holland Company
Quige
Quigg
Lessler
McCullagh
Balestrom resigns Reichstag presidency over Jan 20 debate
Berlin January 23 Count von Ballestrom has resigned the Reichstag presidency after his ruling blocking a debate on charges against the late Krupp and on Emperor William's telegrams. Socialists protested the move as unjust. Re election is likely given his popularity and prior support. Conservative papers now back his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Count von Ballestrom
Reichstag
Herr Vollmer
Herr Krupp
William
von Buelow
Count Ballestrom
Stage for Claire Aileen in Butte show after nursemaid job
Claire Aileen quits nursemaid work in Great Falls and secures engagement with manager Dick P. Sutton of Butte. She is part of a group of four would be chorus hopefuls once brought from Denver, cleared of charges by the county, and plans to depart for Butte to join the Sutton production, ready for song, dance, or legitimate theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Great Falls
Claire Aileen
Dick P. Sutton
Butte
Claire
Robert Stickney
Denver
Sutton
Attempt to rob postoffice in Pony streetsy
Unsuccessful robbery of H J Hemphill store and post office in Pony at night. A single intruder cut a hole above the side door lock facing Pony street but fled before entry. Post office stamps and money were secured in a safe. only stock could have been taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Pony
H. J. Hemphill
Broadway
Pony Street
Hemphill
Bradstreet's report for present week
Bradstreet's reports for the week ending January 22 show 253 business failures, up from 234 last week and 枝. Wheat and flour exports reach 13,588,757 bushels for the week, far above prior totals. Cumulative wheat exports since July 1 total 144,179,557 bushels, compared with last season and 1900 figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
Death of Longtime Rancher Guilford Cunningham
Guilford Cunningham of Fishtail in Carbon county died last Monday evening and was buried Wednesday at Rosebud cemetery. He leaves a widow two grown sons and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Standard
Red Lodge
Guilford Cunningham
Fishtail
Carbon County
Rosebud
Thousands of Elk Counted in Yellowstone Park Finds
A Yellowstone report notes elk numbers along the Gardiner river and near Mammoth Hot Springs reaching into the hundreds and thousands. Counts include 600 elk near Mammoth Gardiner, 794 elk between Mammoth and Yancey’s, and bands of 400 elk near Yancey’s. An estimated 50,000 elk in the park is considered conservative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Livingston
Mammoth Hot Springs
Gardiner
Gardiner River
Mammoth
Yanecey's
Soda Butte
Yellowstone Park
No Tax for Grant Estate in Inheritance Ruling
New York January 28 Surrogate Fitzgerald ruled on Gen Frederick D Grant request that the Julia Dent Grant estate owes no inheritance tax The decision states the Grant estate is not liable under existing tax laws and sets a precedent for similar cases involving late Mrs Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fitzgerald
Frederick D. Grant
Julia Dent Grant
Red Lodge and Billings Girls Varsity Meet in Billings
Red Lodge high and Billings high school girls basketball teams will clash in Billings on a date not fully shown. The contest follows prior regional action and will feature local girls teams in a competitive matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Red Lodge
Billings
Hyomei Catarrh Remedy Offered With Refund Promise
Leading city druggists promote Hyomei as a cure for catarrh with a money back guarantee. The inhaler kit costs 1.00 and lasts a lifetime, with extra bottles available for 50 cents. Refunds offered if the treatment fails to benefit the patient.
Senate Debates Statehood Bill Amid Partisan Exchange
Washington, Jan. 23. The statehood bill again dominated Senate debate with sharp exchanges as Burnham opposes Oklahoma Arizona New Mexico admission and Dubois Idaho vows a vote. Beveridge disputed statehood advocates while Foraker ridicules talk of defeating the bill. The Senate also passed a bill to retire Julius Kaiser as assistant engineer and another authorizing a revenue cutter for Hawaiian waters before adjourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Burnham
Oklahoma
Arizona
New Mexico
Fairbanks
Dubois
Idaho
Beveridge
Foraker
Julius Kaiser
Hawaiian
Enniss Crawford Wed In Local Baptist Parsonage
Miss Stella E. Enniss daughter of Mrs. Mary Enniss and Fred H. Crawford a railroad office employee were married last evening at the Baptist parsonage in Crawford Enniss. Rev. J. R. Wright officiated. The couple are well known in Crawford Enniss has resided here for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Livingston
Stella E. Enniss
Mary Enniss
Fred H. Crawford
Baptist Parsonage
J. R. Wright
New Trial Granted in McDermott Suit Against Anaconda Copper
Judge Leslie grants a new trial in Edward McDermott v Anaconda Copper Mining Co over damages from a derailment at Belt Great Falls on August 21 1899 amputation of his foot and ankle injury. The 1901 verdict for 12500 is reviewed with reasons citing prior injury in 1898 and time bar while detailing competing witness testimony and local Belt circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Great Falls
Leslie
Edward McDermott
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
J. A. Largent
A. J. Shores
George Stanton
Bell
Belt
Fragmentary Jury Verdict Critique in Pleading Record
The passage notes without a plaintiff witness makes it hard to assess injuries claimed and questions how the jury could reach the verdict given the evidence. It emphasizes the lack of corroborating testimony and the difficulty of reconciling the jury result with the evidence presented.
Mines Must Be Resurveyed Says Helena Land Office
Helena January 23. The Butte Copper Mining company must resurvey the Blind Treasurer Golden Rule and Powhatan mines to align with original claim lines before patent issuance. C F E Kinman protested the patent claiming work was incomplete and boundaries altered to include extra ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Golden Rule
Powhatan
Butte
Butte Copper Mining Company
Helena Land Office
C. E. Kinman
Hind
Water Commissioners Report on City Plant Finances
The Great Falls Water Commissioners announce an annual statement showing a levy of 9642.70 plus 904.23 deficiency, totaling 10,596.98 as the plant's actual year loss. The board also spent 5428.77 for lowering mains and boulevard grade changes, not charged to taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Great Falls
Board of Water Commissioners
Copper woman acquitted on assault charge
Mrs. J. M. Finn of Copper was arrested on a third degree assault warrant issued by Justice Lippincott for allegedly striking Bessie Van Housen. Prosecutor W. J. Ford and defense counsel Powell Black ferried arguments before a jury that found her not guilty and discharged her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
White Sulphur Springs
J. M. Finn
Copper
Justice of the Peace Lippincott
Bessie van Housen
W. J. Ford
Powell Black
Stockman Jesse I. Phelps Ill at Home in Helena
Jesse I. Phelps a member of the last Montana legislature and a well known stockman was taken ill at his west side home this morning. He was reported resting much easier this afternoon. Mr and Mrs Phelps had planned an extended visit to New York and other eastern points this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Helena
Jesse I. Phelps
Montana
West Side
Independent miners testify on discipline and earnings during coal strike
Independent operators from Wyoming and Lackawanna regions told the coal strike commission that lack of miner discipline and restricted earnings have worsened since the union's arrival. Howell Harris of Scranton testified hard coal work is heavier and social conditions better in the anthracite fields. A lengthy debate followed on pay by car or weight and miner certification requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Wyoming
Lackawanna
Scranton
Wilkesbarre
Coal Strike Commission
Hazleton
J. B. Markle & Co
Howell Harris
William Connell Coal Company
Connell Company
David W. Evans
Stevens Coal Company
West Pittston
Two sailors die from gunpowder explosion aboard battleship Massachusetts
Alexander Newton Dassett of Durham North Carolina and James Garfield Patterson of Pittsburgh died after injuries from the January 16 eight inch gun powder charge explosion. Dassett's body will be embalmed and shipped to the United States while Patterson is to be buried locally. They were the last two survivors of the gun's nine man crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Porto Rico
Alexander Newton Dassett
Durham
N. c
James Garfield Patterson
Pittsburg
Massachusetts
Dassett
United States
Patterson
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Gans & Klein
Stein-Bloch
F. F. Co
Allvestee
Waists
North Main
Hole Rancher’s Pen
William Mont
Gomery
Story
Dillon
William Montgomery
Big Hole Basin
Jackson
Jack Moran
Num
Phuring
House Committee ON Naval
Fairs
Foss
Representative Lessier
Taylor
Philip Doblin
Dobin
Mr. Lessler
Doblin
Congress
Joan McCullagh
Stag
Dog
Dick Sutton
Postoffice
Springs and Gardiner
Crawford—Ennisa
America
Edward Wdermott
Anaconda Company
Acci
Dent
KE Kinman
Per Mining Company
Report of Water Commissioners
Mrs. Finn
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