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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1906
Page
10
The Principal Branch Offices of the Standard are located at 3 East Broadway in Butte. Telephone advertising rates for patrons are available on application.
The bracelet market grows as elbow sleeves drive demand, with Nethersole bangle leading sales. Fine solid gold links remain popular, and newer sands feature peridot, diamonds, sapphires, pearls, and rubies. Plain and engraved pieces without stones also offered. Prices range from $10 to $125.
Fragmented notes describe rental listings and businesses, a birth reported for Mr. and Mrs. John Marringtor, mining plans by Charles F. Gaoth, travel to Lola Hot Springs, a circus coming to Butte, and locals preparing mail orders and glove sales. George R. Crosby of Duluth visits Butte en route to Montana Mining near Ted Rock Beaverhead.
Police captured Johann Hoppe, a visitor in St. Louis for eighteen days, on a charge of sending a threatening extortion letter to Mrs Badnera demanding 500 dollars under threat of harming her home. The incident occurred after a coded chase led by Officer Carpenter. Hoppe was found with the package and taken into custody.
Washington July 24 Rear Admiral Swinburn was made rear admiral yesterday and named member of the Army Joint Board and commander in chief of the Pacific squadron aboard the Chicago. He succeeds Rear Admiral Goodrich who was placed on the waiting order fat. His flagship will be the Chicago.
Fresno July 34. Mrs Nestor Feetins died from burns suffered when a coal oil stove exploded in the Byrne Hotel at Clovis ten miles away. She died trying to save her four month old child, who also perished in the flames.
Willa Rocke feller returned from Buren by a route through Quehor to gain a shorter trip. His health is reported better than when he left. He is currently at his place in Varrytorny.
A lengthy testimony unfolds as John Perkins and other residents discuss the impact of the Smoke Association on Valley hay, irrigation, and market access. Witnesses describe alfalfa and vegetables, samples, and the economics of selling Deer Lodge and Anaconda markets, with questions about water, livestock, and crop quality. The hearing adjourns for rain, amid legal maneuvers and reopened questions about crop safety and market effects.
A Montana widow in Butte details a yearlong search for her husband who vanished after a brief courtship, with letters to the sheriff, alleged sightings, and a hotel lead. She fears kidnapping or crime, but remains hopeful for reconciliation if he returns honest.
A police report describes a deputy detailing a token plea to help a man named Tashand with a heart condition. The inquiry notes a suspect who had not left his city, with several witnesses and a friend at a cafe, while the officer contemplates confinement.
Court proceedings reveal the judge and jury set execution for Adolph Weber after a lengthy retrial and renititur. District Attorney Bobin urged resentencing as Weber stood silent, with clergy reading the ruling and officials preparing the warden for transport to Folsom.
Murphy foreman of bridge crews on the Mouwen Central fell from an ore car near Gerbut of the Stockett brimeh while lifting repairs. He was brought to Columbus Hospital where he remains paralyzed from the waist down. He is in his early fifties, with a wife and five children.
Mayer's watch shop at 22 West Park advertises today only discounts on timepieces. Notable deals include $50 hunting case gold watches, $329.60 solid gold models, and other jeweled patterns with heavy ornamentation. Limited quantities available, claim the bargains before they end.
Unknown thieves stole a large quantity of jewelry including diamonds and watches from Fa vy Frudg’s in San Jose. The loss, valued up to 15000 dollars, occurred after hours when the store was closed at 10 o clock. The Blaenterg and Iasenberg firm from San Francisco had left wares in the shop. No definite suspects.
A Corvallis dispatch says Lautenant Williams, a Corvallis agricultural college graduate, led a detachment against a band of about 60 Pulajanos near Burnen on July 22. Williams, who left Oregon State University last February, was a fellow passenger on a transport carrying Lieutenant Worswick. Warwick was killed along with 13 others in the encounter. Williams was noted as an athletic student during his college term.
July 24 Prosecutor Adler Ney Markintogh stated he would press to call Esther Mitelull and Mrs Maud Cret Held belray Drauahe to trial for the murder of George Alitehell. Mr Starkin opposes a committee examination of the women but concedes he can prevent it if needed.
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