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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1905
Page
2
Retail entry describes sheer lawns and neat pattern prints plus printed dimities in season’s effects. Closeout offers include 15 cents per yard qualities and best new weaves in plain and fancy colors light to medium weights ranging from 25 to 50 cents per yard. Ends with 20 cent per yard closing line.
Durable children's wash dresses and aprons need chambrays in neat patterns small checks stripes and plains. This sale offers chambrays valued at 150 per yard but sold at 0.96 per yard for this sale.
Sermon at Shortridge Memorial Church recounts E F Gordon and wife work in Bilaspur India. They depict huts without windows, snakes in homes, leper asylum, orphanage, and contrast Hindu beliefs with Christian aims as they prepare to return to Mahoba.
May Koeveck and her sister Kate arrived in Butte to work at a concert hall resort in the Irish village. May, now 18, faces possible prosecution for minor status. Kate may receive a warning. Otto Schoenfeld of the state protection bureau is handling the case.
A social session is planned for Saturday evening in the lodge rooms to honor Grand Trustee W. H. Haviland who will return to Butte. District Deputy H. A. Gallwey has returned.
A mysterious burglary in Butte during the early hours yesterday left Mrs. Thomas Stephens claiming theft of jewels and cash from her Rice street apartment. Despite locked doors and an intact room, detectives found no trace of forced entry while a separate tale saw traveling salesman George Lavenson’s sample cases recovered untouched after being reported stolen.
A union organizer from the Hand and Machine Sheepsteerer group, Moses, is jailed in Silver Bow county on charges of misappropriating funds from the organization. He was arrested in Fergus county and faces trial after being extradited from Lewistown. Piatt Richardson, president, cited the case as a breach of trust amid a probe into initiation fees and member recruitment timing. This summary covers the arrest, charges, and initial details of the theft allegations.
In New Braunfels Texas a mob battered the jail doors and lynched Sam Green an 18 year old black man who allegedly assaulted a German farmer's daughter earlier in the week. The mob thrust guns through the cell opening and fired killing him as police watched, then dispersed. A separate report describes Joseph Sullivan escaping serious injury after being dragged by a runaway horse in Granite Street yesterday afternoon.
Miss Catherine A Mullen a trained nurse from New York is in Bozeman with plans to establish a Nordrach style tent hospital for tuberculosis patients. She aims to open after selecting a site and securing another nurse, with local doctors endorsing the plan and emphasizing open air living a special diet and rest.
A string of brief telegraphs from cities nationwide includes resignations and successions at Union Pacific with F Stegner named. a Stockton stabbing case with Albino Casillas killing his mother in law Antonio Bruno before fleeing. Vancouver Island reports on imperial and Canadian military matters. arrests in Minnesota and banking news in Portland and New Haven. Westinghouse stock control proposal in New York. robberies and hold ups in Sherbrooke and Victoria. extradition remanded. Elkins law rebates noted. Russia's M Witte heading to the United States. Stokes and Westinghouse travel. Bernard Redpath drowns. Dayton bank failure. and tin plate industry plans in Pittsburg.
Sotha reports Prince Philip sues for divorce claiming his wife was unfaithful. Seoul Korea to send two representatives to peace conference. San Francisco notes include Sherman bringing troops from Manila. Eugene Bert may recover after attempted suicide. Philadelphia chosen as next Charities and Correction meeting site. President and sons return from camping trip. Zemstvo congress met in Moscow to discuss plans. Aliens bill passes in House of Commons. Funeral of Plackmar of the G. A. O.
Albany July 18 Warren B Hooker of Fredly faces possible removal from the New York Supreme Court Eighth Judicial District and from the Appellate Division Second Department A concurrent resolution accuses him of contempt and personal unfitness for the office Final action pending in a high court proceeding.
In Helena on July 18 Judge William sentenced Thomas Jeffers, a Civil War veteran living in Flathead county, to four years in the penitentiary after he pleaded guilty to opening and cashing a letter and draft meant for Thomas Jefferson. He said he sought a pension and, misled by a clerk’s mistake, believed the letter was intended for him. The cashed draft financed drinking.
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