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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1901
Page
8
Indianapolis reports that Charles G. Dawes has recommended A. D. Lynch, head of the insolvent bank department in the comptroller's office, as his successor as comptroller of the currency. Lynch is from Indianapolis and is praised as a capable choice.
A. D. Lynch, named by the Comptroller of the Currency as a successor, is well known in Helena for oversight after the First National and Merchants bank suspensions. He appeared before the U S grand jury in 1897 tied to Helena suspensions and is viewed as likely to bring benefits to the West if appointed.
Washington reports the sole name tied to succeeding Mr. Dawes as comptroller of the currency is George B. Roberts of Iowa, current mint director. Roberts enjoys the president and treasury secretary’s strong confidence and is praised for ability and integrity as a long prominent Iowa financial writer. He is presently in San Francisco.
Rochester Mont July fifth observed the Fourth with a pleasant day and cool mountain breezes. A sunrise salute of 13 dynamite charges awakened citizens as the Roechester cornet band led a parade to Bowery where a pavilion and stage hosted an eloquent address by Rev. W Mountjoy. The crowd enjoyed sports games and dancing as visitors arrived throughout the day.
Fragmentary price list shows rugs in 9x12 and 6x9 sizes with various wool ingrain and Wilton options. Values range from $1.05 to $40.00, but the text is garbled with scattered symbols and broken lines.
Joseph Henderson and C. A. Campbell set a 25 percent inch record in granite, defeating Sheridan’s crack team. The celebration featured a 6 pound powder blast, fireworks, and a grandball as Judge Dickey PF Sherrer and John Triplett received praise for smooth proceedings.
General MacArthur releases casualty list from the Philippines dated Manila June 3 with deaths by cause and location including Abscess of the river Jonbn A Caniffe Pacolod Negros killed by comrade William Cook Masbat George F. Ensbough Hibutan Samar Peritonitis George Goetz Legaspi Luzon Varicocele Luther E. Grider George W. Smith Vigan Luzon death by own action Lewis Matson Pangil Luzon Dysentery Morris Morris Lutz Ca lemba Henry Kocu John R. Tracy hospital Manila Result of gunshot wounds John Haefner Santa Cruz Luzon Heat exhaustion William Iltie Wigan Luzon Drowned Frederick W. Martin Wigan Luzon Smallpox Edward Brewer Vigan Luzon Malarial fever Bert Lewis San Fernando Luzon and recovered bodies of Beard Shelley MoranTroop F 10th Cavalry mentioned.
Waukesha Wisconsin July 6 at a secret meeting of the nomination committee of the American Library association it was decided to recommend John Billings librarian of the New York Public Library for president.
Miss Juliette P. Atkinson of Brooklyn won the women’s singles championship at the Middle States tournament on the Orange Lawn Tennis Club courts in Mountain Station New Jersey defeating Miss Margaret Johnson of Staten Island in five sets 6 1 7 6 5 7 3 6 3. W A Larned won the men’s singles championship and shared doubles honors with Clarence.
The store highlights Montana’s largest stove department offering ranges adapted to local fuel conditions. It emphasizes durability, efficiency, and easy operation, warning against cheap looking stoves that rust or fail. Every stove is guaranteed for workmanship and performance.
Larned defeats Richard Stevens in a five set final 6 3, 4 6, 6 2, 6 2 to claim the new challenge cup as Malcolm Whitman of Harvard fails to defend. In doubles Larned teams with Hobart to beat E P Larned and G H Miles 2 6, 6 0, 6 3 in three of four sets.
Washington reports a temporary break in the heat as afternoon thunderstorms sweep the Atlantic States and upper lake region. Cooler air moves in from Nova Scotia and New England, with showers and storms expected to continue into tomorrow across the Northeast and Middle Atlantic while western areas stay warmer.
In St Louis on July 6 the weather bureau logged 88 degrees at 8 am and officials anticipated today's high within six degrees of yesterday’s 101 record. Over the past 24 hours several prostrations occurred and one death was reported.
A cool breeze from the lake eased the heat in Chicago today as forecasters predict moderate temperatures through at least Monday, offering relief for residents and visitors alike.
Ailger ridden by L Reiff won the Parkwater plate at the Alexandria park meeting in London July 6. Sibola ridden by J Reiff was second and Parrammatta finished third. Richard Croker's Gladwin with L Reiff won the Oakley plate.
The steamer Western Home returned to port today after departing July 4 for Coos Bay. In rough seas she lost her rudder head, parts of the centerboard, and sustained stern damage.
A fog enveloped the area this morning as the Western Home struck the Kury reef stern first. The vessel was hauled off by the tug Ida W, afterward facing headwinds and being driven back.
General Gomez told dinner guests that Cuba and the United States belong together and that Cuba cannot live without the United States while seeking freedom. He named three possible Cuban leaders including himself and General Palma, noting he would not accept the presidency.
News from Phoenix reports a fatal duel at Globe between Rafael Granama and Macario Vigil. Bystander Jose Guereno was killed and Granama severely wounded.
In the 100 mile Harvardine challenge cup race at the Crystal Palace London, Y. A. Olley finished first in 3 hours 46 minutes 17.2 seconds, W. A. Dudeen second in 3 hours 47 minutes 21.1 seconds, and W. D. Reymond third in 3 hours 32 minutes 56 seconds.
Chicago July 4 Justice Sherman at La Grange dismissed the cases against President Young and Secretary Howard of the Washington Park Driving Club charged with poor selling on the races.
Report from Wagner Montana says the posse knows the outlaws’ hiding place after a Great Northern train robbery last Wednesday. About 40 thousand dollars in incomplete national bank notes were seized and shipped to the National Bank of Montana in Helena. The notes total 800 sheets with 4 notes per sheet and carry series Y934 349 to Y935 144 with bank numbers in the corner and a bold charter number 5671. Government and bank protected as notes are treated as in circulation once shipped.
At J B Hodge’s Walkerville home a large gathering witnessed the baptism of Mary Grace daughter of Mr Hodge and Mabel Susan and William Theodore children of Josiah Hodge. Episcopal service led by Rev J J Bowker with Rev J W F Poearty assisting, followed by an elaborate supper hosted by the Hodge family.
A long list of health-related queries asks about hearing loss symptoms and ear conditions and fatigue. It includes questions on cough chest soreness asthma coughing patterns breathing and heartburn and urinary symptoms. It also probes fatigue mood appetite sleep and digestion plus past illnesses and current pains.
Doctor Norcross provides a free consultation to help readers identify catarrh and related chronic maladies. Read the listed symptoms, check which apply, and bring or send them for evaluation to determine the proper treatment.
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