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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1903
Page
9
The notice lists fresh meats from Lutey's Market including pork roasts and chops, mutton, beef pot roast, shoulder steaks, hamburger, brisket and rib roast, spare ribs, and spring chickens with prices per pound and quantities. Prime rib and lamb are noted as high quality offerings.
A note on Mr Sothern presenting Francois Villon as one of his most worthy efforts. The piece highlights the artist’s portrayal and the esteem held for Villon within his repertoire.
E H Sothern brings a star turn to Butte Broadway with If I Were King a strong production splashed with bold duels a masked ball and a military finale featuring 120 extras. The cast including Cecilia Loftus Margaret Tilington George W Wilson and others earns generous audience praise and a closing performance promised tonight.
Thomas Knight and Hy Corbis faced Montana Coursing Club on June 2 with accusations of crooked work in a race between their greyhounds. No action taken. arbitration committee to decide. Officers elected for the ensuing year include A. F. Bray Jonathan Blake Philip Sherr R. M. Campbell and R. M. Griebel with Griebel likely secretary. George H. MacDougall and F. L. Nichols were elected as delegates to the American Coursing Board for the Waterloo cup races.
Fred S. Drake has moved from deputy clerk duties in Helena to the local United States court. He replaces T. B. Stephens who resigned to pursue other business opportunities.
The Butte Stenographers' union considers changing its name to Butt Office Employer' union and admitting all bookkeepers and office workers. A vote on the proposal will occur at the regular meeting in two weeks, after a thorough discussion last night. The reform could add about 200 members and double the union's strength. Officers were elected: Edward Jessop president, Anna Greenburg vice president, M. C. Williams recording secretary, Agahta Richards financial secretary, Sarah Ryan guide, Anna Almquist guard, with J. J. Hanley A. W. Devitt W. E. Dufresne Edward Jessop and Dorothy Kane trustees, Joseph Flaherty and R. C. Smith delegates, plus Silver Bow Trades and Labor assembly.
Steubenville July 6 Republican Joseph G Gill of this city resigns from the Sixteenth Ohio district congress seat to take effect on the successor's qualification. Health condition given as sole reason. Gill, a wealthy retired manufacturer, recently paid 300000 for the Daily Dispatch at Columbus.
A permanent relief committee formed in Hanna Wyoming to aid victims of the recent mine disaster. Remittances for widows and fatherless children should be sent to Iver Christensen, secretary, Hanna Wyoming.
Luckenwalde town council, by a 71 majority, invites applications for mayor with testimonials and qualifications. In Westphalia Ahlen rules require council procedures, with fines for absences and talking rubbish. Disruptive or leaking councilors face suspensions and possible exclusion at the chairman’s discretion.
J. A. McNivin of Wisdom was among the arrivals in Butte yesterday. Samuel Marchesseau, proprietor of the Beaver block, left last night for St. Jean, Canada, where he expects to continue his journey.
Rioters pressed the jail area at 10 30 p.m. advancing toward the building as militia fire shared with the crowd. A leader used a bicycle as shield while trying to enter an alleyway and a guard charged. The clash escalated with rocks, gunbutts, and a volley of shots.
Soldiers and deputies fire on a retreating mob near the jail and courthouse as gunfire rages for 15 minutes. Civilians die and are wounded, including a painter named Ed Schiffman and a little girl, while sheriff Kratz and Colonel McCoy oversee the scene and orders are given to halt the mob.
The governor summons prominent citizens by telephone to decide action after a shooting on neighboring streets. If the Vincennes company arrives, Terre Haute will be rushed here by special train to respond.
In Vincennes Indiana rumors of an Evansville mob planning to lynch Lee Brown reached fever pitch though officials and locals doubt any mob action. Brown is dying within 48 hours from a bullet wound while four doctors say he cannot stand. He denied a Colorado mining murder sentence as reports spread.
The Kansas City Journal reprints a provocative Atchison store advertisement selling white goods. The copy dramatizes a dramatic fire scenario, urging readers to consider how their nightwear would appear as firemen rush into flames, using sensational imagery to attract attention.
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