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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1902

Page

16

Butte Man Uses False Name to Seek Job at City Hall

Albert Gincola, 21, claiming to be from St Paul, presented a Woodmen receipt as credentials and used the name Mose to meet Alderman Bachelor. After identification, he confessed the ruse and was held at police headquarters while authorities investigate his true identity and actions.

Albert Gincola St. Paul Alderman Bachelor Bachelor B. Mose Woodmen of the World Mose Mr. Mose Gricola Giicola

Suspected man held for inquiry as relatives arrive

With suspicion and he will be held for a time until his record can be inquired into more thoroughly. Mrs. N Siebenaler arrived last night from Havana U1 and will spend the summer with her son A4 Siebenaler and daughter Mrs. C P Drennan

Stevensville Notes From June Visit and Local Happenings

Stevensville June notes report Ida T. Fisher’s return to Missoula for university term and rooming at Knapp residence. Visitors include Mrs. W. H. H. Dickinson, Mrs. Henry Kuck, and Mrs. C. C. De Camp. Local events mention a Christian Endeavor meeting in Hamilton and a new chemical fire engine arriving for the fire department.

The Standard Stevensville Missoula University Knapp W. H. H. Dickinson Henry Kuck C. C. de Camp Lansing J. F. Borough Portland Hamilton Christian Endeavor Oscar Mitchell Corvallis May Brothers Chicago John Irvine E. BE. Emert Butte E. P. Woods Arthur J. T. Williams BE. H. Walling

Plate Glass Plants Plan Nationwide Shutdown

Pittsburg district plants Tarentum Creighton and Allegheny Hite will close July 1 for a month as plate glass firms nationwide halt operations due to large stockpiles on hand.

Pittsburg Pittsburg Plate Glass Company Tarentum Creighton Allegheny Company Hite

No Strike at Stock Yards

Albert Young president of the Teamsters National union states there will be no strike at the stock yards and any grievances will go to the standing board of arbitration. He says several men were discharged for good reasons and the union cannot afford to strike.

Chicago Teamsters Albert Young Teamsters’ National Union Today Standing Board of Arbitration

Stand by Men Who Do Not Do Their Duty

A fragment quotes a wartime call to loyalty urging steadfast support for soldiers, condemning desertion and urging collective responsibility amid duty and sacrifice.

New Orleans Gomez bribery tale denied by officials

Washington reports that President Roosevelt officials deny a $25,000 bribe claim to pull Gomez from the Cuban campaign. Secretary Hay and Secretary Root call the story an exaggeration or surmise, while General Leonard Wood backs the denial.

Washington New Orleans Gomez Assembly Palma Roosevelt Hay Root Wood Boston Leonard Wood

Miners' Union day marks Granite social update

Miss Ethel Bussey visited to join Miners' Union day celebrations with her brother Ed Bussey. Michael Joseph returned from Missoula. Mrs. Bowman visits with daughter Mrs. George Bryant. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harris sell their Granite home and move to Houghton Michigan around the 22d. Mrs. Amer Brosseit returns from Butte. Iver J. Walden and bride start housekeeping in Magnolia avenue. Mrs. Mameyer visited Philipsburg.

Fritz Thornin Williamstown Walter Nichols John Provo Frank Feeley Butte P. Lyckholm John Mitchell Lee Smith Deer Lodge Chris Mack Philipsburg Granite Nels Salo Sweden G. Lauzier W. A. Clark Missoula Hill City Wade Humphrey J. R. Humphrey C. L. Hefner J. R. McRae Mill Anaconda D. Veranda A. C. Curnow Baby Salt Lake City Utah Standard Granite Ethel Bussey Ed Bussey Michael Joseph Bowman George Bryant Joseph Harris Houghton Mich Amer Brosseit J. H. Vail Iver J. Walden Hay Magnolia Avenue

Woodmen Rebuild Old Dance Hall at Kibbey

Monarch reports on June 11 that the Woodmen are rebuilding the old dance hall at Kibbey, signaling a revival project.

The Standard Monarch Kibbey

Peeresses Object to Their Robes at Coronation

Women of Britain's aristocracy complain the coronation gown specifications make them look pudgy and unflattering. Velvet and heavy folds mar the figure, though some defend the long train and crimson robe opening over a white satin coat.

British Captain Plans Marriage With American Countess

In England it is announced that Captain De Bathe of the British army will wed the Countess of Stavra, an American woman recently in the public eye. The Countess, once known as Mrs. Tilton of New York, drew attention for a youthful pursuit of adventure in London after Mr. Tilton’s death.

England de Bathe Countess of

Count Stavra’s Widow Engaged After Tragic Farewell

Mrs Tilte, famed for social sway in Paris and London, wed Count Stavra a year ago. He died in Constantinople from typhoid fever while on business, leaving her heir to his vast fortune valued around $500,000. The engagement announcement ends speculation about her remarriage.

Paris St Riviera Count Stavra George Alexandre Stavra Zante London Tilte The Orient Constantople

Notable Women and Imperial Guards in Briefs

A tribute to Mrs. Caroline Long Bartlett, a Daughters of the Revolution member who died in Orange New Jersey at nine years old? Correction: Bartlett was described as a DOR member and civic figure who aided benevolence. The Kaiser reportedly formed a 24-man bodyguard resembling Frederick the Great’s guard. London’s New Century club opens in Stanley Gardens offering memberships at half a guinea yearly and weekly single rooms with zoo access. Several London women’s residential clubs have emerged in the last decade.

Caroline Long Bartlett Hoi Orange N. J Society of the Daughts of the Revolution Washington M Bartlett London Stanley Gardens

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