Cream Lace Jabot Suit Description
A detailed description of a cream lace jabot styled suit for neck Anish. The piece emphasizes rich lace texture and refined cut with careful attention to finish and fit.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1912
Page
16
A detailed description of a cream lace jabot styled suit for neck Anish. The piece emphasizes rich lace texture and refined cut with careful attention to finish and fit.
The market opened dull with an unsteady tone but improved later as demand for Hill issues boosted prices and short covering increased. Butte and London slipped from a Wednesday high while Taotumne reached multi month lows. copper and general industrials showed cautious gains ahead of key political signals.
Glendive July 25 Sommersness rode 86 miles in under two hours to report the drowning death of Peter Schmidt age 18 after wading into Thirteen Mile Creek eight miles north of Bloomfield. The creek bank had been excavated for coal, making a 12 foot deep hole where he sank. Schmidt was son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Schmidt, longtime residents of the area, who had previous homes in Wisconsin and Lewistown Montana.
At the government hearing in New York, evidence showed Havemeyer and associates planned to curb independent rivals in the Western sugar market. Letters discussed blocking smaller firms and maintaining top prices via rebates through two regional pools, with Crockett’s plant closure and Pacific coast maneuvers highlighted.
Amalgamate executive B P Mathewson tours Silver Bow County courthouse with two reporters. He endorses copper features and a silver plated bow sculpture to be donated, tied to state fish and game chair duties and a trip to Tooele Utah.
Patrolman Dan Collins, reinstated 19 days earlier after William Harris was found guilty of misconduct, faces charges by Captain Jose O'Brien of drunkenness and drinking on duty. He reportedly reported for duty in a drunken state and was ordered home. Hearing set for next Tuesday night.
Hughes admitted a course of assault and battery and was fined 100 dollars, to be served in county jail for days. Borring offered no excuse for his behavior beyond drinking whiskey.
A vegetable dispute at a truck garden near Luna Park led to Korean immigrant Kimchat Soo being shot in the right wrist. Garden owner Park Yick Sut, described as missing a leg, is jailed for assault after Soo, a younger man, knocked him down. Soo handed over a knife he says Sut threatened with. Soo’s wound is not serious.
Mrs. E. B. Werrick, named by Governor Norris, will attend the fourth annual meeting of the American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology in Milwaukee, August 28.31. She hopes to be present but may be unable to travel. A separate item notes a local incident on West Park Street with a porch fall and a broken finger.
Wallace McClintock White, copper magnate and noted horseman from Butte, married Charlotte Elizabeth Warren in a quiet ceremony at St. Ignatius church San Francisco. The Rev James J Ford officiated with only close relatives present due to the bride’s family illness. The couple will honeymoon in southern California then visit Seattle and Butte before settling in Seattle. Col Reuben B Darritt, historian, is critically ill in Louisville.
Camp Douglas Wisconsin July 25 battle between reds United States regular troops and blues regular troops and state militia began at dawn today The blues broke camp to meet their foes after signaling the reds had invaded by crossing the Mississippi at Crosse Wis and planted a flag near Tomah 18 miles east of Sparta The reds with 4000 men marching toward the blues westward movement and were reported to be advancing Bozeman July 25 Clarence Rorring framed Tate last night with a Wine
Honolulu July 25 Miss Thelma Parker daughter of Mrs Frederick Whight of San Francisco and granddaughter of Col Samuel Parker was married today to Henry Gaillard Smart at her Waimea estate with royal style. The feast and dance drew hundreds. After a few months the couple will embark on a world tour via San Francisco. The bride is heiress to a large fortune. The groom’s family is a well known Virginia line.
Bozeman July 2 An unspecified number of Gallatin Valley railroad street car workers quit after Superintendent Ry Busch discharged four men for illness. About a dozen or more remained to work and the company expects to replace the crew within a day or two, delaying current operations.
Morris & Co employees aged 65 may retire and receive 2 percent of salary per year of service. Edward Morris, president, pledges $500,000 to the pension fund with annual instalments of $260,000.
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