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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1901
Page
3
Police cracked a counterfeiting scheme targeting nickel slot machines in Anaconda. Two young men were identified, dies hidden, and the operation halted before arrests. The gang leader, possibly funding the fake coins, fled as authorities prepared a full case. About five dollars in slugs passed, with potential losses if not stopped early.
Montana lawmakers consider several bills to reform state school laws. Representative Je n of Cascade introduces a measure allowing trustees to repay borrowed funds used for maintenance and to levy taxes or sell bonds. A second bill seeks to shift to a district level tax, and an Australian ballot reform for school elections is proposed.
A Chicago production praised for its life like pathos and scenery rather than stage effects. The Carter attraction drew strong crowds last spring, with a powerful cast and critics calling it a standout event at the Margaret venue.
A cluttered reader page notes visits from Helena and Butte, local store ads, a new line of goods, and public notices. It lists unclaimed letters for Anaconda and surrounding area, railroad travel details, a Knights of Security meeting with a musical program, and a police incident involving Officer Stebbine potentially losing a finger after a struggle.
A New York Sun review highlights Montana copper's top producer status and dividend payments while outlining global copper trends. It notes rising electrical demand, planned infrastructure growth, and sustained high consumption, with Europe and India driving further needs for copper and wires this year.
The article reports on global and U S copper production figures for the year as compiled by a Michigan correspondent, naming mines and locations, with total world output and U S share. It also notes the death of Albert Thoms, an old Montana prospector, pneumonia at his residence. It mentions local plays and a cheap house sale as side items.
A rider sustained injuries after a runaway when his tee broke during the incident. He was transported to the hospital and treated by Dr Spelman.
John Lyden about 41 years old single, resident of Anaconda, died late last night at St Ann s hospital after rheumatic illness worsened. He worked at the local works and was respected by fellow workers. His brother Patrick also worked there. His parents and other relatives live in County Mayo, Ireland. Remains will be buried here with funeral arrangements to follow.
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