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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1901
Page
9
A retailer promotes strong bargains for Monday with samples including Sour Pickles per quart Pure Corn Starch per pound Extra Fancy Navy Beans Sugar Berry sugar and Cream Cheese all offered at special Monday prices to draw early shoppers.
A list of relish and condiment prices including horseradish mustard piccalilli and a large size root beer offering. Prices shown as fractions and cents with several garbled words and misspellings but indicating per bottle sales and a gallon to six gallon note for root beer.
Advertisement notes a polishing compound that does not scratch delicate surfaces. Mentions a unit price of 10 cents and a special Monday sale.
Kingsford markets Silver Glass Starch in a six pound wooden box as a special Monday promotion priced at .0900. The limited time deal emphasizes convenience and packaging for household use.
Demonstration Monday offers all visitors a dish of Atlas flaked oats with pure rich cream. The event promises a palatable nourishing breakfast and easy satisfaction for attendees.
The coroner’s inquest into George Bier’s death found he shot himself after attempting to shoot Jake Blum on the Silver Bow road near Butte. Witnesses described Bier’s unstable state, the encounter with Blum, and the fatal internal injuries from the pistol shot.
Secretary Root was informed that organizing the Cuban government before February 1 seems unlikely due to required procedures under the new constitution. The War Department expects little trouble shifting from American military to Cuban civil control. General Wood’s civil service is largely Cuban, and most employees are expected to be retained.
At a special board meeting in Philadelphia today, Bethlehem Steel and Bethlehem Iron call for stockholder meetings to approve the sale and consolidation. Bethlehem Iron votes August 15 in South Bethlehem, Bethlehem Steel votes August 16 in Philadelphia. Charles M. Schwab prepared the consolidation plan for presentation.
The Daily News reports that stockholders of the St Paul road would be offered 200 of 4 percent bonds for each 100 share, guaranteed by Union Pacific Southern Pacific and Missouri Pacific, with the Gould group in the deal.
The Tacoma sighted a fire on June 2 aboard the Charles W. Morgan whaler. The crew fought the blaze and abandoned the ship with the take reported lost. The Tacoma continued its voyage from the Orient to Victoria, B C.
In Providence on June 15 the two week long machinists strike at the Corliss works ended with an agreement. The company will raise wages after October 1 and has agreed to recognize the union. The nine hour day was previously promised by the company.
A St Petersburg dispatch reports renewed labor unrest as Baltic naval yard strikers ally with Gvozdiniana workers and attack the latter, prompting militia to fire on rioters to restore order.
In Rome on June 15 the Princess Yolenda, child of the Italian king and queen, received a royal christening with kingly presence and church dignitaries. A crush before the palace injured several schoolchildren in the crowd.
Washington date reports the new battleship Illinois has a corrected time of 17 45 after tidal variation adjustments, slightly better than the initial unofficial time.
New York report says John N. Robbins declines comment as investigators review the sinking of the transport Ingalls in the inner basin. One death and over 30 injuries reported with many hospitalized in Brooklyn. Divers search the basin and efforts to right and pump the ship proceed amid questions about possible additional fatalities.
A temporary grand stand at Sixty eighth Street and Stewart Avenue collapsed during Chicago normal schools field day exercises. Thirty five people, mostly women and children, were injured, with several seriously hurt. Victims include Mrs. B Siegler and Annie Cherey. the crowd was crowded and the rescuers moved to the nearby normal school turned temporary hospital.
At the Augustana synod session in Jamestown New York a resolution ordered a committee to investigate the Swedish Immigrant Home on Water Street New York. Appointed members include Revs. L. G. Abrahamson Chicago M. C. Ranseen Chicago M Randell Denver C. W. Foss Rock Island and P. H. Stahlberry Minnesota.
Chicago reports that the $20.40 case brought by attorney BD C Hansen against Minnie Wallace Walkup Ketcham over services in drafting and defending the will of John B Ketcham has been settled out of court and will be dismissed Tuesday.
The War Department denies a Manila published report that General MacArthur would return by way of South Africa. The department affirms a cabled Manila report that he will return via Nagasaki, with route choice left to the general.
Clyde Fitch, at Carlsbad, has agreed to write a new play on American society for Charles Frohman. Annie Russell will produce it at the Lyceum theater in New York. Fitch’s Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines will be staged in London next season.
New charter granted for Huntley Oil & Refining company with $2,500,000 capital. Plans oil prospecting across 25 Texas counties. Board includes Charles A. Towne of Minnesota and Governor Benton McMillin of Tennessee.
Articles of incorporation filed in Pierre for the American Motive company with a capital of 15.4 thousand dollars. Incorporators are John Martin Scobe, Lucius C. Varey, and Oscar Nelson.
Syracuse June 15 President W H Newman announces P S Blodgett general superintendent of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern has been chosen general superintendent of the New York Central.
The 25 mile motor paced race at Revere cycle track in Revere Massachusetts ended with Bobby Walthour defeating Watson Coleman and Fred Hoy. Walthour finished in 42 minutes 2 seconds.
The American steamer Californian departed San Juan June 15 bound for New Orleans with 708 Porto Rican emigrants en route to Hawaii.
At the Association of Graduates meeting in West Point the name of Captain Oberlin M. Carter, class of 1889, was dropped from the roll by unanimous consent. General John Schofield was re elected president of the association.
Town marshal Frank Lambert was seriously wounded in St Paul when John Keppy fired a shot during a dispute over a private read. Lambert was struck under the right eye after knocking Kelly down and handcuffing him.
Washington reports on June 15 that Miguel A. Otero is reappointed as governor of New Mexico. His term runs until June 7 of the next year.
The supreme lodge selects Cleveland Ohio as next year's meeting place. Milwaukee Wisconsin was the other finalist considered, with the selection announced on June 15.
In Washington on June 15, it was learned that while the Cuban commission was in the capital, the delegates engaged in discussions to advance negotiations. The report notes ongoing diplomacy and no immediate agreement announced.
A Philadelphia Ledger note observes a Vienna circus faces slim odds amid Reichsrat sessions with political tension overshadowing entertainment.
Medical opinion in London argues against horse drinking troughs on streets, warning they spread glanderous material and pose health risks to animals and public health.
London hospital system treats over one million patients annually across its facilities, reflecting heavy demand and broad public health service usage.
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