Connell's offers big sale on children's wash dresses
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1905
Page
3
Girls' Gingham Dresses $1.98 for 6 to 14 years
Readable text notes 6 to 14 year old girls dresses in pink red and blue gingham with tucked waist leg of mutton sleeves full skirt and embroidered collar and cuffs. Price cited as $1.98.
Buster Brown Style Girls Dress Sells for $4
A gingham Buster Brown dress in blue red and navy with white collar and cuffs and patent leather belt is priced at four dollars.
Peter Thompson Style Girls’ Gingham Suits 6 to 14
Childrens Peter Thompson style gingham dresses sized six to fourteen in pink red and blue feature sailor collars white pique cuffs and decorative braids. Priced at 3.98 dollars per suit.
Girls Chambray Dresses in Buster Brown Style
The ad notes chambray girls dresses in blue pink and red with embroidered emblem pearl button trim and piping. Originally $4.25 now reduced to a lower price.
Gingham and Chambray Dresses in Buster Brown Style
Children's dresses for ages 1 to 4 in gingham and chambray, styled as Buster Brown with white piping and pearl buttons. Price listed at $2.50, indicating a reduction to a lower sale price.
Williamson testifies in Oregon land fraud case
Congress member John Newton Williamson testified in the U S circuit court in Portland revealing he may have been in Prineville in June 1902. The government contends he plotted with his wife to file land claims and secured a loan to pay the claim, while the defense seeks to bolster a good reputation defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
John Newton Williamson
United States Circuit Court
Williamson
Prineville
Heney
Poindexter Hotel
John N. Williamson
Dalles
Congressman Williamson
Binger Hermann
General Land Office
Blue Mountain Forest Reserve
Boat Upset on Flathead River Rapids Near Box Canyon
A. W. Merrifield of Pleasant Valley narrowly escaped drowning when a river trip from Belton to Columbia Falls was overturned at Box Canyon on the Middle Fork of the Flathead River. Passengers struggled in deep treacherous water until reaching a shelving beach 200 yards below. the boat was recovered but gear lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Kalispell
A. W. Merrifield
Pleasant Valley
Middle Fork
Flathead River
Box Canyon
Belton
Columbia Falls
Merrifield
Two Women Injured In Car Wreck On Seventy Ninth Street
In New York two young women Miss Cora Michaelis and Helen Donnschauser were fatally hurt when the car of Frederick Marshall of St. Louis, with a chauffeur, collided between an elevated pillar and a street car on Seventy-ninth Street and Third Avenue. The vehicle was demolished and it took half an hour to free the women from the wreckage. A male companion was thrown out and the chauffeur unharmed. the street car occupants and the conductor were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frederick Marshall
St. Louis
Helen Donnschauser
Impostors Pose as Standard Photographers in Livingston
Two men arrived in Livingston claiming to work for the Standard and photographed interiors including the National Park bank. They admitted no authority and promised to stop using the Standard name after bank officials and Police Chief Nelson warned them. No arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
National Park Bank
Standard
Vilas
Dunn
Nelson
Bids Rejected On Courthouse Property Sale
Billings July 17 The board of county commissioners rejects both bids for the old courthouse property after two offers were received First National Bank offered 11000 to tear down and build a new structure F D Derby offered 11500 flat The board will sell the property by private sale as they believe it is worth more than the bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
First National Bank
F. D. Derby
Railway Agents End The Annual Session
The National Association of Railway Agents concluded its meeting at the Lewis and Clark fair with most business transacted. W H Mills of Norwalk Ohio was reelected president and other officers were reappointed including Kerr Goss Dundry and Gray. Representative Eitaro Sakuma of the Japanese government attended to study transportation matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
National Association of Railway Agents
W. H. Mills
Norwalk
Ohio
A. L. Craig
Harriman Lines
Craig
Col. C. W. Mott
Northern Pacific Railway
C. C. Goss
Iron Mountain
Little Rock
Ark
D. B. Gardner
Northern Pacific
W. C. McBride
Denver & Rio Grande
W. A. Cox
Chicago & Northwestern
J. van Dusen
New York
Eitaro Sakuma
Sakuma
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
W. F E. Kerr
Baltimore & Ohio Railway
Newark
Mr. Cousins
New Orleans
W. M. Dundry
White Pigeon
Mich
J. E. Gray
Pittsburg
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway
Cambridge City
Ind
Down Goes the Cage Three Men Injured
Philadelphia July 17 District Attorney John C Bell Assistant City Solicitor Harry T Kingston and William Borne of Collingswood New Jersey were seriously injured today when an elevator fell from the sixth floor to the basement in the Land Title building the citys tallest structure The operator escaped with minor injuries Bell fractured both legs Kingston both legs and Borne body injuries and scalp lacerations The cause remains unknown Bell a leading city legal and political figure Kingston also prominent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John C. Bell
Harry T. Kingston
William Borne
Collingswood
N. J
Land Title
Bell
Kingston
Borne
Mr. Bell
Commissioner Jacobs Is Minus One Foot
Billings July 17 County Commissioner C W Jacobs emerged from the hospital where he was confined for over five months after a range accident in January. A horse fell on him breaking his leg near the ankle and a subsequent operation led to the amputation of the foot. The wound is not yet fully healed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Billings
C. W. Jacobs
Still Guarding Negroes in Georgia Jail
In Gadsden Georgia July 17 soldiers remain posted to guard the jail after five black men suspected in the murder of white woman Mrs S J Smith. The night mob lingered in scattered groups but no clash occurred and authorities say the situation is under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadsden
S. J. Smith
Old Panama canal founder Arton found dead in Paris
Paris reports Emile Arton a principal founder of the old Panama canal project was found dead in his apartments amid signs of suicide. He had been imprisoned for complicity with Baron de Reinach and Dr. Cornelius Herz in Panama Canal frauds and was a key intermediary who controlled bribery records. His downfall included flight in 1892 with funds and multiple sentences. De Reinach and Herz later died in exile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Emile Arton
Arton
Baron de Reinach
Cornelius Herz
French Dynamite Society
London
France
de Reinach
Dr. Herz
England
Routkowski May Be On The Peace Commission
London July 17 M Routkowski the Russian financial agent said he had not received his appointment to the peace commission though he expected to accompany the plenipotentiaries to Washington He noted M Witte as chief envoy and claimed the Japanese had confidence in him He urged that peace would boost Russia's prestige and internal development and that a loan arrangement might be made in Paris before Witte's departure
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
M. Routkowski
Associated Press Today
Peace Commission
Washington
M. Witte
C. Routkowski
Russia
Paris
Russia lays out cautious peace stance amid European doubt
The Novyye Vremya prints a statement of Russia's position claiming consent to peace only if dignity and vital interests are preserved. It warns that acting otherwise could endanger Russia and Europe, notes waning confidence in Japan, and urges plenipotentiaries to defend European and Asiatic interests while assessing minimal concessions to Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Novyce Vremya
Russia
Europe
Japan
Far East
England
America
Hamburger Nachrichten
Germany
Fire Threatens Life In Utah Infirmary
Salt Lake City July 17 A blaze destroyed the women wards and administration buildings at the county infirmary on Fourteenth South and State streets endangering 98 aged inmates. Seven staff carried out thirty bedridden patients and Mrs Mary Stewart the cook saved six. Property loss not more than 20000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Utah
Fourteenth South
State Streets
Mary Stewart
Ryan to sell back stock to Equitable Life
Thomas F. Ryan agreed with three trustees and new directors to sell his recently bought stock back to the Equitable Life Assurance Society. He will return the $2,500,000 purchase price plus 4 percent interest, fully mutualizing the holding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Thomas F. Ryan
James H. Hyde
Ryan Holdings
Equitable
Ryan
Grover Cleveland
Morgan O'Brien
George Westinghouse
Secretary Metcalf on Chinese Question
Victor H. Metcalf secretary of commerce and labor traveled through Seattle on his way to California to study the Chinese exclusion issue. He spoke of generally friendly U S China relations and argued it would benefit nations to secure much of China trade. He added that educated Chinese sons should be allowed to study in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Victor H. Metcalf
Commerce
California
United States
China
America
Baptist World Alliance Approved at London Congress
The Baptist congress at London on July 17 approved the legislation creating a Baptist world alliance. It aims to promote fellowship and cooperation among Baptists globally and invites all church unions to join. The executive committee will include seven members from the United States, five from Great Britain, two from Canada, and seven from the rest of the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Baptist Congress
New Baptist World Alliance
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Their Last Sittings on This Old Sphere
Ossining July 17 James Breen and Charles Jackson were executed in the Sing Sing electric chair. Breen shot Capt. Keyes in a 1903 New York City saloon quarrel. Jackson killed Charles Roxbury with a club in the Bronx in an attempted highway robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossining
N. Y
James Breen
Charles Jackson
Sing Sing
Breen
William Keyes
New York City
Jackson
Charles W. Roxbury
Bronx
Desperate Alleged Murder: Bertha Claiche Held in Death
Bertha Claiche was found responsible for the death of Emil Gredone by a coroner's jury and jailed without bail at the Tombs. Indicted by the grand jury, the case stems from Claiche being lured from France under false promises, then coerced into work on stage amid an escalating conflict that led to a fatal shooting during an arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bertha Claiche
Emil Gredone
Tombs
Bertha Clairche
America
France
Gredone
Fire at Broad & Sons yard damages narrowly. tools burned
Billings reports a morning blaze at Broad and Sons lumber yard started by a switch engine spark. Damage was small. The prior night a tool house on C. W. English property burned partly with some household goods lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Billings
Broad & Sons
C. W. English
Parker Undergoes Finger Surgery in County Hospital
W O Parker chairman of the county commissioners had a painful operation yesterday to straighten a crooked finger from an old injury. Dr Rinehart performed the procedure breaking the finger to correct the alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Billings
New Rhode Island Judiciary System Inaugurated
Rhode Island inaugurated a new state judiciary system on July 17. The old supreme court is replaced by a new supreme court to handle appellate work and a superior court replaces the former common pleas as enacted by the last legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Rhode Island
Supreme Court
Wedding Invitations for Miss Grace Dartt and Paul McCormick Jr
Invitations are out for the marriage of Grace Marie Dartt of Palouse Washington to Paul McCormick Jr of Billings. The ceremony will be held at the bride’s home Thursday morning this week and the couple will reside in Billings after November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Billings
Grace Marie Dartt
Palouse
Wash
Paul McCormick, Jr
Paul McCormick
American Consuls and General Arrive from Venezuela
New York on July 17. C B Hurst United States consul at La Guayra J B Patterson consul at Puerto Cabello and General Samuel Pearson formerly of the army arrived today on the steamer Caracas from Venezuela and Porto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
White Elephant saloon closed under brewing company attachment
Billings July 17 The White Elephant saloon at Montana avenue and Twenty seventh street was closed by the sheriff under an attachment issued for the Billings Brewing company. Jay White is the proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Billings
White Elephant
Montana Avenue
Twenty-seventh Street
Billings Brewing Company
Jay White
Board of Equalization Convened by County Officials
Board of county commissioners convened in Billings as a board of equalization and will be in session for several days, starting July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Billings
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Equalization
Household Remedy Peruna Praised by Dr McLewin
Dr Ernest McLewin of Ottawa testifies Peruna treats chronic catarrh and related ailments by toning blood vessels and improving mucous membranes. He calls Peruna a household remedy of superior value and notes it saves doctor bills. Address Dr Hartman in Columbus for more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest McLewin
Archibald Street
Ottawa
Can
Peruna
McLewin
Canada
B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Connell
Gingham
Osc
Buster Brown
Peter Thomp
Chambray
Children’s
Brown
Children’s Blue
Prine
Oregon
Second District
Bennett
Fulton
Ellis
Bradshaw
Waters
MR. Dunn
Montana
Represen
Butte
Jacobs
Panama Canal
Routkowski
Tom Ryan
Metcalf
Baptist World Alliance
Lewis and Clark
Portland, Ore
Via
Pacific By
W. H. Merriman
Mont
Wonderland
Yellowstone Park
A. M. Cleland
St. Paul
E. McLewin
State Medical Institute Cor
Broadway
Clark’s Bank
Butte Ment
West Broadway
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