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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1905
Page
7
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is located at 28 East Broadway Butte with telephone number 423. Advertising rates are furnished on application.
Butte notes mention Grady's saloon Gibson specials, pianos for rent, travels of Franks and officials, residents and visitors from Helena Dillon and Vancouver, trains and fares, and local business ads. Key names include Grady, Grady's saloon, A. C. Loughrin, Bishop L. R. Brewer, J. Tremblay, Marian Levg, Alexander D. McDonald, Miles Finlen, and Morris Grossman.
Mrs. Henry Westphal living on South Montana street faced an insanity complaint prompted by her husband and a man named Thompson. Tests by Drs. Cowperthwaite and Campana found her sane, though she claimed memory gaps and stated others spread rumors. Judge Donlan accepted the not insane finding and sent her home with assistance.
Under General Manager H B Theatle the Pain fireworks spectacle Last Days of Pompeii faced a sudden storm during a Pennsylvania mountaintop show. Thunder and lightning, a toppled set, and a crowded switchboard caused chaos as 6 000 to 7 000 audience members sought shelter. Six actors returned to New York and Philadelphia at once.
Jean Dubois and Victor Beckett known as La Belch were charged with vagrancy and living off earnings of fallen women. Judge Warren set 10:30 am hearing. bonds posted at 25 dollars. Other court cases included fines for disturbance of the peace and a beating case involving Mamie Schurr. Funeral planned for Thomas Harrington, 35, at 2 pm at 613 North Alaska Street.
I publicly thank the brother members of the A. O. U. W. and my relatives and friends for the kindness and sympathy shown during the death and funeral of my husband Boben York. Gratitude is also given to Harrison Mutual Benefit association for prompt fulfillment through Sherman Reed. Mrs. Alzina York.
Mrs. Jane Tippett aged 63 died yesterday. The funeral will be at 2 p m tomorrow from the family residence 132 Minah Street. Services will follow at Mountain View Methodist Episcopal Church conducted by Rev C L Bovard.
Died John B Kelly age 45 at 28 Mullins Street Centerville Wednesday evening July 26 funeral arrangements to be announced later. Mrs Nettie Nocell shipped to Virginia City Nev for interment on the Oregon Short Line at 5 pm. Miss Helen McElroy funeral Thursday morning from 424 South Warren Street to Sacred Heart Church for 10 am mass. Samuel B Thompson funeral Thursday at 2 pm from Sherman Reed's chapel. Isabel W Meeford funeral Thursday 2 pm at 600 Dakota Street with Rev J W Tait officiating. Sherman Reed directed these funerals. Boston & Montana band at gardens Thursday evening.
A grocer offers a refund if a customer is unsatisfied with biling's Best tea. The policy mirrors a storewide return approach and reinforces confidence in product quality.
William Neary of 112 West Platinum Street received a telegram yesterday announcing that his brother-in-law John Nordeen a conductor had been killed in an accident.
M J Walsh arrived from Hamilton yesterday. R F McLaren and John Graham of Livingston are in the city. W B Blakely arrived from the capital last night. William O'Donnell Miss Margaret Holland Miss Mamie E Burt and Mrs S Bailey left yesterday for Portland. Herman C Bellinger a western smelterman and Clarence Johnson came from Salt Lake last night. They are at the Thornton.
James Brady and D. F. Johnson of Chestnut were arraigned before Judge Smith on charges of allowing minors where liquor was sold. Each pleaded not guilty and posted $200 cash bonds. Trials set for August 9. The cases stem from Arthur Reese, 19, convicted of first degree assault in a Chestnut saloon disturbance.
Portland July 26 the first conviction under the January anti scalping law was secured in municipal court against H C Carpary a cut rate ticket broker. The case will be appealed to state courts but the Transcontinental Passenger association hopes the ruling will curb scalping in Portland until the fair ends. Alaska street
Bozeman July 26 County Attorney Walrath filed a complaint in district court accusing Joseph M Lindley of attempted extortion for sending a threatening letter to Nelson Story jr the letter read in court during a prior insanity trial is described as abusive and direct Lindley arraigned and released on $500 bond awaiting plea Saturday
A group of mountaineers in disguise as militia killed multiple people in Kizlyar Northern Caucasia during the night. Security forces launched inquiries and searched for suspects. Local authorities appealed for calm as investigators collect evidence.
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