Princess Crepe on Sale This Week at 69 Cents Yard
Soft silk crepe of good weight with cling worthy of waists and suits offered in many colors. The entire line valued at 81 per yard is available this week for 69 cents per yard.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1905
Page
2
Closeout Silk Lot Bargains From Fall Stock
A local ad offers silks priced from $1 to $1.50 a yard, now reduced to 49 cents per yard. The lot features popular weaves such as taffetas, messalines, China and Jap habitats, with pieces ranging from waist lengths to full suit lengths.
Equal Opportunity Decision Shapes Yellowstone Travel Rules
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled against Northern Pacific Railway and partners in a long case brought by William W. Wylie. It orders cancellation of exclusive joint arrangements and requires uniform passenger rates to Gardiner, with freedom for tourists to choose transport and entertainment within Yellowstone National Park. The decision emphasizes fair competition and equal opportunity for travelers and independent park-related firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinton
Interstate Commerce Commission
William W. Wylie
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Yellowstone National Park Transportation Company
Yellowstone Park Association
Montana
Yellowstone Park
Mr. Wylie
Gardiner
Anya
Saya
Yellowstone Par
Alle Tray Company
Examinations in Montana for civil service postings
Washington announces Montana examinations for elevator conductors guards stenographers and typewriters across multiple departments and locations including Billings Helena Butte Great Falls Missoula with dates in September plus openings for engineers inspectors nurses pharmacists and teachers in various services. Bert Claiche French girl pleads not guilty to first degree murder in Genrome case. remanded for trial alleging six years of sexual exploitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Montana
Billings
Helena
Butte
Great Falls
Ald Coast and Geodetic Survey
Naval Observatory
Hull
Land Ofice
Indian Service
Philippine Service
Missoula
Bozeman
Helens
Missoula, BL
New York
Bert Claiche
Emil Genrome
Genrome
Fragmentary note on trial and feast connection
Fragmentary OCR hints at a trial involving a feast connection, with sympathy expressed. Reads unclear about names, places, or exact events. Likely a local notice or brief item describing a forthcoming trial and related observations.
Balfour Presses For Continued Term At UK Parliament
London July 18 Premier Balfour told Unionists to stay steady for the House of Commons to avert a snap dissolution. He warned August sessions would be inconvenient and aims to close the session by August 22. Joseph Chamberlain, though once at odds with Balfour, now sees no reason for an early dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Balfour
Joseph Chamberlain
Mr. Balfour
Unholy Alliance With Tragic Sequel in Seattle
Paul Dion from Portland shot his sweetheart Mrs Nettle Mott at her Seattle home then attempted suicide by stabbing himself in the throat. Dion and Mott survived though both were in dangerous condition when found by police. a later attempt by Dion involved firing four times at the house before a fatal wound was not inflicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Paul Dion
Portland
Nettle Mott
Tony
Dion
Half Holiday Denied by Navy Yard Machinists
Oyster Bay July 18 Roosevelt received a request from a committee representing Columb lodge No 114 International Association of Machinists to grant a summer half holiday at the Washington Navy Yard. The president sent the matter to Secretary Bonaparte, whose decision would be final. The president noted he would review only if changes in yard work allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Columb
Lodge
Washington Navy Yard
Bonaparte
Excursion Boat Disaster Near Valley View Kentucky
July 18. A steam excursion on the Kentucky River near Valley View collided with a rope stretched from a log boom. The accident swept Miss Nancy Carpenter into the river and drowned. Superintendent W Hutchinson of Kentucky River Poplar Co. was severely injured. Five others were badly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley View
Kentucky River
Nancy Carpenter
W. Hutchinson
Kentucky
Dixie sails to Bona for solar eclipse observation station
Gibraltar July 18 The United States cruiser Dixie carries instruments and materials for an observation station at Bona Algeria to support an American astronomer observing the solar eclipse on August 2. It sails for Bona today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
Dixie
Bona
Algeria
Bert Rests Easier After Coast League Injuries
In San Francisco on July 18 President E. F. Bert of the Coast Baseball League rests and his family and friends are hopeful for a full recovery from injuries suffered last Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
E. F. Bert
Coast Baseball League
Spectacular 3000 Foot Fall Kills Flyer at Santa Clara
Daniel Maloney, famed for ascents with Professor Montgomery, plunged 3000 feet during a public demonstration in Santa Clara. The crowd watched as the aeroplane dipped, overturned, and crashed after Maloney struggled to regain control. He died soon after at the college hospital with a fractured skull. The craft, built of oak, was shattered into fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Cal
Daniel Maroney
Montgomery
Santa Clara
Santa Clara College
League of the Cross Cadets
College Garden
Maloney
College
Estate of P. S. Bennett Probate Court Hearing
New Haven Conn July 1 A probate court hearing addressed the acceptance of W J Bryan as executor of the late Philo Bennett. Mrs Della Bigelow and George W Cabie legators filed objections to tallies including $5 500 taxes and attorney charges. They argued prompt settlement would have avoided high taxes. Bryan’s counsel cited a 10 percent fee that was remitted to aid the estate. Judge Cleveland reserved decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
W. J. Bryan
Philo
Bennett
M. J. ‘Wickwire
Della Biggelow
George W. Cabie
Bryan
Cleveland
Delegates Appointed to National Irrigation Congress
County Commissioner R N Hawking names Madison county delegates to the national irrigation congress meeting in Portland Oregon on August 12 1908 Amos Eastman Twin Bridges Marcus Elser Sheridan A M Switzer Jeffere Albert Mason Pony and Frank S Sete wel Puller Springs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Virginia City
R. N. Hawking
Madison ‘County
National Irrigation ‘Congress
Portland
Ore
Amos Eastman
Marcus Elser
Sheridan
A. M. Switzer
Jeffere
Albert Mason
Pony
Frank S. Setewel
Puller Springs
Views of a Japanese minister on peace talks and war aims
London reports quote Baron Hayashi noting Japan may continue the war without suitable terms. He cites unknown Russia plenipotentiaries powers, cautious public opinion on potential terms, and Japan’s readiness to press on for favorable conditions. He also explains loan funds and Sek fallen seizure as campaign choices rather than conference pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Baron Ha
Russia
M. Witte
Baron Rosen
Japan
Associated Press
Hayashi
I Land
Exiled Frenchman considers US visit to study constitution
Paris July 18 Paul Deroulede, recently refusing to return to France under Loubet’s amnesty, may visit the United States to study the American constitution for ideas to revise France’s. His brother Andre says the US constitution inspires French patriots and that Deroulede plans to go to New York rather than South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Paul_Deroulede
France
Loubet
United States
Andre Deroulede
Paul Deroulede
South America
Uruguay
Morever
Roosevelt
New York
Erroneous Report Of Boiler Explosion At Sea
Port Townsend Wash July 18 Carelessness in displaying signals explains the totally erroneous report made last night from Tattoosh island of fatal boiler explosion aboard the Destruction Island lightship 7 The vessel dragged her anchored and when the crew attempted to help her with the engines the propeller and the steering gear were found clogged and disabled with seaweed The vessel was in imminent danger of going on the rocks when the tug Pioneer sent a line aboard and towed her into Neah Bay She will clean her bottom there before returning to her station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Townsend
Wash
Tattoosh Island
Island
Pioneer
Neah Bay
Montana Day Delayed at Lewis and Clark Exposition
Montana week at the Lewis and Clark exposition is postponed due to Governor Toole’s absence. The celebration may be rescheduled for a later season in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Governor Toole
Montana
Spokane in graft inquiry as grand jury convened
Spokane July 18 Investigation of rumors of grafting and bribery at the city hall and county courthouse is directed by Judge Poindexter to the first grand jury in 10 years. Noted topics include bribery in the city council over a gar bage crematory and street railway franchises, plus malfeasance in office. C Herbert Moore named foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Poindexter
C. Herbert Moore
Creamery Turns Out Ton Of Butter Every Week
Lewistown July 18 The Lewistown creamery now turns out an even ton of butter weekly under Manager Newell formerly of Big Timber. Almost all output feeds Lewistown and Kendall with little stored. Start by local business men as a new industry, the venture has proved a success from the first week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Newell
Kendall
Theity
Quintessence of Beauty Wedding in Noroton
Stamford July 18 Miss Rose Pastor and John G Phelps Stokes wed at St Luke's Episcopal Church Noroton a modest ceremony turned social season event The Rev Louis French officiated assisted by Anson Phelps Stokes Jr Yale secretary The matron of honor was Mrs Henry Rauh of Indianapolis The ushers included M Phelps Stokes Harold Phelps Stokes Robert Hunter and John Sherman Hoyt Best man Kellogg Dudland The bride wore white mousseline de Sole Palms and daisies adorned the church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Conn
Miss Rose
John G. Phelps Stokes
Anstherpe Stokes
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Noroton
Louis French
St. Luke's
Anson Phelps Stokes, Jr
New Haven
Yale University
Henry Rauh
Indianapolis
Mayer
Cleveland
M. Phelps Stokes
Harold Phelps Stoker
Robert Hunter
John Sherman Hoyt
Kellogg Dudland
University Settlement
Fight Ticket Scalpers Threaten Portland Exposition Plans
In Portland authorities launch a crackdown on ticket scalpers amid railroad and brokers clashes. Arrests mount as railroads threaten to withdraw special rates to the Lewis and Clark Centennial exposition, impacting travelers from across the country. Seattle reports Mrs. Daniel Buckley and Archishop Feehan of Chicago noted in related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Okot
Brokers’ Association
T'Ig
Porland
Lewis and Clare
Seattle
Daniel Buckley
Archibishop Feehan
Chicago
British steamer detained for plague quarantine in New York
Fragmentary report notes a British steamer held for examination of bubonic plague exposure. Details are unclear due to OCR issues but reference to quarantine, dockside procedures, and port authority actions around July 1 in New York are evident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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Connell
Silk News
Schataein's
Schatzlein Paint Co
West Broadway
Schilling
National Park
Commission
Navy Yard
P. S. Bennett
Wellville
Eiser
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass
Chas, W. French
Anaconda,Mont
Creamery
Quintessence
Beauty
Silk
Point de Paris
Ular
Rallronde
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