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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1903
Page
9
A new crop of fragrant teas was presented by our demonstrator in the tea and coffee department. The showcase featured aroma rich blends intended to highlight flavor profiles and brewing insights for shoppers.
A dramatic note outlines a marital dilemma navigated amid political oppression. The scene centers on a married pair facing control and restriction under tyrannical rule, with emphasis on personal resilience and family cohesion despite external pressure.
Haddon Chambers delightful comedy The Tyranny of Tears plays at Broadway last night with Paul Gilmore leading a strong company. Clement Parbury and wife Mrs Parbury, plus Gunning and Miss Parbury are sketched, with critiques praising Beresford and Hanson performances and noting Emma Dunn song and Marie Bishop humor. The article surveys future engagements and other touring productions including Le Voyage en Suisse and Hanlon Brothers acts.
John E Atkinson 43 formerly of St Paul died suddenly while being taken from the Southern hotel to the county jail in Butte. Deputies Kirby and McKenna assisted. Dr Hansen pronounced death. Coroner Eagan ordered an inquest for 7 PM. Atkinson, a widower with two children in Pittsburgh, had a history of drinking and unemployment. He had recently come to Butte from St Paul and had been in the city about three months.
Cincinnati January 28 National Hardwood Manufacturers association today decided to advance prices from 1 to 18 percent on lumber trades produced by its members.
Five little beauties grow with surprising speed as a curious reader discovers a playful verse about growth. Readers are invited to write for a free trial offer with a two cent stamp enclosed for postage, directed to a location in Ohio.
In the anthracite coal strike commission hearing, Darrow urged summoning coal road presidents to probe alleged production limits. Gray and Dickson debated duty and the scope of testimony while Darrow argued miners also reserve a right to limit work to protect workers and families.
A downtown resident recalls a fancier who tried to round up pigeons by feeding them whiskey soaked rice. The birds acted boozy, hopped about, and even flew back to a pigeon house where they slept off the effects. The man never rid himself of the flock and may resort to shooting them.
A tall, dark Native Hawaiian delegate named Robert William Wilcox drew strong interest at the last reception. His background is noted with a Newport father and Maui mother. He led his people and faced a death sentence for efforts to restore Queen Liliuokalani, later commuted by the United States to three years’ hard labor and a $10,000 fine.
A promotional note touts a Ham and Bacon Special Sale with guaranteed weight and value. It promises Eastern ham and Eastern bacon at reduced prices, stressing buyer confidence and a money-back assurance if weight or quality is not as advertised.
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