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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1901
Page
12
A man is duped by a gypsy woman who persuades him to pay 50 cents to a dollar for a fortune telling that yields no memory of the reading. At the camp the chief's 18 year old daughter Maria wears rainbow colors and silver ornaments. The gypsies are described as thrifty yet poor, with money quickly stored away.
A gypsy camp of about 30 caravans has set up beyond the city limits drawing curious visitors. Women fortune tellers promise wealth while men run the camp and support the family with casual street earnings. The show emphasizes dramatic dress and a monologue about kindly locals and looming fortune.
The First Annual Catalogue of the State School of Mines has been issued detailing courses, faculty, and campus offerings. It outlines program options, admission standards, and tuition figures for the upcoming academic year.
The first annual catalogue announces the Montana state school of mines for 101-02 with Sept 10 start, Jan 28 second term, and June 6 end. It details faculty, new conditioned classes led by L R Foote, tuition for non-residents, admission rules, and a note that 39 pupils currently attend, with a meeting of the Woman's Protective Union upcoming.
At the Butte inquest into Mabel Cammack’s death coroner’s jury returns that she died by chloroform but finds no motive or clear cause. Witnesses describe the room’s odor and attempts at revival while noting no poison or bottle was found. mother from Omaha expected to claim remains.
A morning baseball game is set at 10 o clock east of Ranchero park between Parrot miners and Little Mina miners. The purse totals 50 with a 25 per player side bet plus beer keg on third base and a lifetime ban for a basepath stealing offense. Dusky George Holmes leads Mina. Snowball Lynch captains Parrots. Parrot team draws from about 300 miners. Mina has 30 eligible players.
Rumors suggest the Parrots will slot Mulcahy at third base in a strategic, hot water style lineup. The unnamed source hints at a surprise tactic and theatrical readiness from the team.
Manager W C Dierks of the Montana Music Company at 119 North Main Street shows Steinway pianos just received. The pianos are praised for their finish and tone by visiting musicians. Montana Music Co has been appointed exclusive agents for Butte for Steinway instruments and also sells Crown A 4% Chase Vose Bons Ellington Smith brands.
The Angelus piano player and the Howard pianos headline a store exhibition. The dealer offers second hand pianos in excellent condition at low prices to clear room for new stock. Instruments are sold on easy payments or available for rent.
In yesterday morning session Judge Boyle fined eight individuals including Barney Cummings Frank King Matt Johnson James Cleary Agnes Sharp John Kelly and Tom Franklin ten dollars each for drunkenness. W H Hanagan received a ten dollar fine for disturbance. Several other cases were postponed to Tuesday.
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