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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1906
Page
20
Nearly $243,625.56 in old warrants was paid by the city treasurer yesterday. About $20,000 more were carried over to today due to time constraints. Total warrants reduced from the June issue and bond proceeds leave less than $240,000 cash for redemption with anticipated calls for more warrants.
We extend heartfelt thanks for kindness during our bereavement and for floral tributes after the sickness and death of our beloved son and brother. Special thanks to the bartenders' union, of which he was a member. aanvragen.
A Meadville Pennsylvania woman credits 20 years of headaches and kidney trouble to coffee, claiming Postum Food Coffee cured her. She stopped coffee and medicine, learned to prepare Postum, and after two years reports improved sleep, reduced headaches, kidney relief, and a 22 pound weight gain. She endorses Postum as a life changer.
The funeral for R. A. Weiss, who died in his Butte hotel apartment Sunday, was held yesterday from Walsh undertaking rooms. Rev. E. J. Groeneveld of the First Presbyterian Church officiated at chapel and grave services. Pallbearers included former colleagues Frank Whitehead Edward Cooper Frank Beal Florence McCarthy John Sweeney and William Conners.
Syd Ludella a Finlander faced a police court for disturbance after a masked ball at Mast Park street. An interpreter was needed. he and his associate were later released. Pat Griffin and damee were fined £5. John Doe and William Sharkey were discharged. Frank Perkins paid a $20 fine for quarreling with a woman. Paddy Rodgers case continued for 10 days. Julio de Norenha, Brazilian naval minister, sent thanks for sympathy over the loss of the Ironclad Aquiduban.
W. C. Rafert did not appear in Justice Deevey's court to prosecute Monk Barry on assault in the third degree. Deputy County Attorney Matt Canning moved to dismiss Barry's case and asked judgment against Rafert for costs incurred to date, which was granted.
Dr. Ray Palmer hosts revival meetings at Immanuel Presbyterian Church East Butte drawing large crowds. Last night’s message titled Seven Calls of God drew close attention with encouraging results. Tonight the Welsh quartet performs as the theme The Unpardonable Sin.
Complaint filed in the county attorney’s office accuses John Koski of assaulting his wife Kate Koski. The case was sent to Justice Gillett’s court.
Mayer's offers deep discounts on glassware including 5.50 inch bowls priced at 4.15 and 7.50 inch bowls at 5.65. A Jan 27 28 excursion to Denver sells round trip for one fare plus two dollars, return by Feb 10 from Butte and Anaconda. W. H. Merriman and DeLee boys listed in ad.
Mrs. Edward A. Lewis a well known Indian woman of St. Peter's died at 56. Daughter of Piegan chief Cut-Hand, she married in 1869 and leaves husband and two daughters. Educated in English and French, famed musician and skilled needle-worker, devout Catholic who valued her heritage and called herself a princess.
General Joseph Wheeler, ill with pneumonia at his sister's Brooklyn home, remains in fair condition with the general prognosis favorable according to Dr. A J McCorkle via Sterling Smith. His daughters are with him as relatives express cautious optimism. The report notes his improving strength though slight weakness persists. The harbor session in Washington includes delegates from major ports, Alaska, and Honolulu as Masters and Pilots protest the Littlefield anti pilotage bill.
Butte city appeals a $50 270 award to condemn ground to widen Renshaw alley between Park and Galena Streets after a fire destroyed the property. The case names James Davidson and others and proceeds before Judge Bourquin.
Spokane report states John Considine and Representative Tim Sullivan’s partner is en route to New York to confer with Sarah Bernhardt’s managers about a Northwest appearance. Independent theater managers also plan to engage Sullivan-Considine theaters for next season.
A major blaze in Norfolk on January 24 leveled the International Compress company's cotton compress and large quantities of cotton at Rogers McCabe and Co warehouse and sheds. Estimated loss reached 250000 dollars.
Johnn Freestone, a delegate to the United Mine Workers convention at Indianapolis, is believed murdered en route after leaving home two weeks ago with a large sum of money. The Corra Soval club plans a hall at Renshaw Hall on Thursday January 26.
Butte investors urged to buy as shares currently trade at 65 cents with a projected rise to 2.50 dollars. The note favors J. A. Cannon & Co and lists the firm’s Broadway contact.
The trial of Midshipman Chillide B. Mayo of Columbus Mississippi, a first class member, on hazing charges, resumed today in Annapolis on January 24.
The Amalgamated Copper Company has declared a quarterly dividend of 1 percent, up from 5/4 percent, placing the stock on a 6 percent basis. The dividend will be paid Feb. 26 with books closing Jan. 25 and reopening Feb. 15.
Washington January 24 Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte has received a cablegram from Vice Admiral detailing a naval development. The message arrives amid ongoing assessments of fleet readiness and strategic posture.
A cloudburst over southeastern West Virginia floods Cherry Holly and Elk rivers washing away bridges houses and millions in timber. Richwood residents wade waist deep from homes as 12 miles of the Holly river and Anderson railroad are washed out. Reports of 15 deaths were not confirmed.
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