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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1901
Page
14
The Myriad Fountain bath brush fits any ordinary bath tub and uses hollow rubber tubes to deliver fresh water from the faucet. A long tube and string allow operation above the head for a thorough shower or needle bath. It claims to stimulate circulation with continuous water flow during rubbing.
A list of bath items appears including fine soap tolet waters Florida water bath brushes bath gloves bath towels bath straps and bath sponges.
Twelve jurors ruled Sophia Sabre suffers 1300 in damages after fraud by Catherine Ross and E G Wilson and F G Beck. Notes totaling 450 to be canceled. Sabre purchased furniture and a house lease from Mrs Ralf via Wilson paying 1850, but misrepresentation and lease transfer issues ensued. Attorney details noted. mining lien suit also filed by W Cohen against multiple defendants.
Baseball results show Boston 4 Cincinnati 3 with ragged fielding by Cincinnati in a July game and Boston taking the lead on hits. Chicago fell to Brooklyn 12 3 as MeJames pitched well except for the fourth inning, with Hughes and Kuhoe starring for Brooklyn. Umpire Nash officiated the Chicago Brooklyn clash while fielding details and multiple line scores are noted.
The article notes reduced rail fares for a two week street fair and carnival in Butte from July 16 to 27 with a single round trip fare on long lines. It details events at the saucer track Columbia gardens and Montana Jockey Club and lists election results for queen candidates and crowds arriving for the festivities.
At Minnehaha Minneapolis July 3 slow times due to wind and rain. Floretta Belle won pacing heats with Edith O second and Hal Black third. Nellie Bly won first heat. Tom m y Wilton led paving class with best 2 13. Dick Turpin won second heat earlier, with Queen R and Rel Strath among top finishers.
Gil Schricken Gost, also known as Snyder or Wilson, denied Montpelier Idaho post office burglary charges as he was handed to federal authorities in Boise. He claimed his past life would testify for the government, and expressed low spirits while traveling with Deputy Marshal Meiklejohn before awaiting U.S. custody.
At Cincinnati and Chicago tracks on July 5 results list six furlong and longer races with winners Flying Bird Frank Becker Ariea Wairy Imy Fairy Dell Mik Haquahty Tonundrum Hanx Wagner Prince Bruges Barrack Lowsville Towp and others. Times range from 1 04 to 1 50, with full placings for second and third in each race.
Public notice lists excursion prices by Great Northern Railway from St. Paul and Duluth routes. Includes Detroit Cincinnati Chicago Milwaukee and St Louis round trips with specific departure dates in May June and July. Ticket office address given for purchases and agent J E Dawson.
In Billings on July sales were recorded with buyers from Red Lodge Chicago and Boston, including R L Davis producing 10 000 pounds at 11 cents to Becker & Co and F L Summers selling 30 000 pounds at 12 ½ cents to Nichols Dupee. New buyers arrived led by A W Elliott who carried over from last year.
A Salt Lake meeting of Harriman system traffic chiefs and J C Stubbs, traffic director, outlined plans for interchanging traffic among railroads. Attendees from Union Pacific, Oregon Short Line, Southern Pacific and Oregon Railroad & Navigation discussed the new traffic relations and perfecting mutual understandings. Stubbs to travel east tomorrow.
Four men were fatally injured and three others seriously hurt in a natural gas explosion in pit No 4 of the Water Works shafts on Torrence Road Cincinnati July 5. Names listed include Martin Aptlauega tlin James Orrin Robery Barnett James Bryant.
County Attorney Gormley filed charges against Pearl Whitbeck a 16 year old girl for growing up without proper Parents care. Mrs Johnson of the south side is accused of guiding Pearl the wrong path and keeping bad company. Effort to send Pearl to reform school follows parental abandonment as neighbors note Mrs Johnsons company. Ladies free today at the track.
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