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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1905
Page
6
The Anaconda Standard publication listing its publisher and proprietors with postal status and subscription rates. Includes office address Standard Block Anaconda and telephone references for office and editorial rooms.
The Standard is available at diverse outlets including Brentano’s Union Square Chicago Auditorium Annex Naples Kavanaugh’s Palace Hotel Hotel St. Francis Lake City Salt Lake News Co. Times Square Seattle Portland and more with office and contact details listed for branches and advertising inquiries.
Assistant Secretary Loomis sails for London amid questions over a secret mission for the president and links to the Bowen scandal. Critics say the hush tone and public disclosures fuel distrust in the diplomatic service and Taft administration.
A 19th century account recalls the Leutgert murder case in Chicago where a sausage maker faced trial for his wife’s dismembered remains. The narrative references meat industry rumors, stockyard investigations, and a Collier’s writer’s cautious warnings about hidden ingredients and unsettling practices in slaughterhouses.
Described as Europe old sausage rejected for mouldy white condition. It is dosed with borax and glycerin, dumped into hoppers, and remanufactured for home use. Sausage meat stored in piles, water leaks, rats roam, and risk of contaminated product shipped abroad and returned.
President Roosevelt has taken steps to ensure Chinese merchants students and others receive the same courtesy as citizens of other nations at U S ports. The move follows reports of Chinese plans to boycott American goods and unease over port officers conduct.
The piece argues against U S entanglement in Moroccan affairs noting past French mediation in the Perdicaris case and warning that attending a conference would imply recognizing French influence and provoking Germany. It advocates staying out of European power contests and pursuing independent policy.
A Sunday bulletin relays that Ambassador Meyer reports Russia has named its representatives for peace talks. President Roosevelt learns of the development as preliminaries lag. The delay is blamed on Count Lamsdorf illness, while observers warn that inactivity could push Vladivostok toward war and complicate the crisis.
With eight days to go before July Fourth, Butte foregoes a formal city celebration. Neighboring towns including Anaconda, Missoula, Dillon, Drummond, Twin Bridges plan events, and many residents will vacation elsewhere or enjoy picnics or fishing near Hel ena.
In Butte the Fourth of July will feature prize fight carnivals in both afternoon and evening, plus a baseball game and coursing races. Out of town visitors will join locals for a lively day, as prize fights have become holiday staples in the mining era.
The Symons team handed the Butte Athletics a 6 to 1 defeat yesterday afternoon. Lloyd hit a three bagger in the sixth driving in two runs. Jones pitched effectively for the winners allowing six scattered hits while James allowed ten. Symons remains undefeated this season in its fourth win. Batteries: Symons Jones Freeman. Athletics Meyers James.
Joseph FE Rivers fell from a ladder on the 300 level of the Yankee Boy mine at 2 PM yesterday when a rock struck his head. He was knocked unconscious and 10 feet to a platform. He recovered some consciousness at St James Hospital with a fractured skull and bruises. his condition is serious. Rivers is single and lives at 1007 Faucett Street.
Friends report William Brennan, victim of a mine accident, is holding his own at St James Hospital with no change in condition. Joseph Higgins, shot in the leg last Monday, remains stable though his temperature has been high for two days and no complications have appeared yet.
J P Marx of Billings visits Butte. H Gardiner of Bozeman on a visit. I M Hobensack registered at the Thornton from Lewistown. Charles Garnier Jr and wife of Livingston stopping at the Butte. J W Reed and wife from Whitehall guests at the Butte. J T Connor and J T Edwards from Helena at the Finlen. W J Higgins from Deer Lodge registered. Jesse B Roote of Great Falls registered at the Thornton. M Landstrom W H Alexander M H Hershfeld of Helena stopping at the Thornton. W B Daly and Miss Mary Nevin to wed at St Patrick's Church with Rev Peter De Siere officiating. Daly known in mining and politics. Nevin employed by Amalgamated company. Daniel O Donnell aged 35 died day before yesterday. Remains at Sherman Reed funeral chapel. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p m Rev Groeneveld to conduct services.
Fires in the downtown shopping area caused damages estimated at 500000 to 600000. The Palace department store on Fifth Avenue and Union Street burned along with the Manix building housing Nashville Dry Goods. Two Kress & Co. buildings were wrecked by falling walls and fire, with losses also reported by Wright Bros., Cash Grocery, Cumberland Baking, and R. W. Turner.
In New York on June 2, Thomas Hynes of Galway, Ireland faced John J. Joyce of the Irish Americans in a five mile match race. Joyce quit after two miles and a quarter, citing sickness. Hynes continued alone to finish in 26 minutes 22 and 2 fifths seconds.
Churches in San Francisco overflowed for services tied to the international Sunday school convention. The next meeting site will likely be decided tomorrow as the city makes a strong bid to host the event.
A festive banquet at the Quartz Street fire station marked Pete Sanger’s 41st birthday.Bohemian club members and guests enjoyed German noodles salads and cold meats. Sobo musicians and local speakers kept the room lively into the early hours with songs and remarks from Aubrey Stevens Mike Sullivan and others.
Friends surprised Mrs. William Guedelhoefer at her 1127 Maryland avenue home last night for her birthday and upcoming coast trip. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ben Meunier and Judge and Mrs. Gillette, with Fathers De Siere Mc Glynn and Barry joining briefly. the gathering featured lunch, music, and social chatter before her daughters Mae and the younger Guedelhoefer join them for a Portland fair visit en route to California.
National Educational association meets at Asbury Park New Jersey with round trips 70.85 72.45 74.35 depending on route Tickets on sale June 27 final return July 15 extended to Aug 31 Christian Endeavor meeting Baltimore Maryland round trip 69.50 tickets on sale June 30 final return July 20 extended to Aug 31 Ellis meeting Buffalo New York round trip 65.50 or 67 depending on route tickets on sale July 6 return July 15 extended to Aug 4 routes go via Union Pacific electric lighted overland limited details from Short Line office 105 North Main street Butte Montana.
Yesterday at St Lawrence church in Center Ville a group of 75 children, 40 girls and 35 boys, received their first communion after instruction since February. Girls wore white with wreaths, boys wore badges with white roses at the buttonholes. They gathered at the school, marched to church for the 8 am mass, and renewed baptismal vows at vespers with benediction.
William Lindley a long time Butte cook died after collapsing at the Montana Union station. He had planned a visit to Spokane for his sister and carried a railroad ticket found on him. Coroner Egan declined an inquest and doctors attributed death to his long kidney trouble. He leaves four sisters in Spokane and Washington state. remains at Richards' undertaking rooms.
The South Butte Modern Woodmen of America forester team and Dillon camp officers held adoption ceremonies for about 20 new members in Dillon No. 951. Bad weather delayed the public drill, but the event proceeded in a hall and continued late. The team performed again in the school yard to a crowd of hundreds. The visit earned praise from Dillon residents and an invitation to return for the Fourth of July parade. The group previously won the state pennant at last summer’s log rolling and has since toured nearby camps showcasing ritual work and drills.
The Short Line sells daily excursion tickets to Portland and return for 30 dollars, valid 90 days with stopover privileges. Travel through Idaho agricultural districts and valleys, with options between The Dalles and Portland by rail or steamer. Includes Hood River strawberry fields Bridal Veil Falls and Grand Ronde Valley views. Send 4 cents for Columbia river folder from 105 North Main St Butte Mont, H O Wilson D F and P A.
The usual Sunday show at the Grand drew high praise as acts were called back two or three times. Murphy and Andrews in Irish sketches were funny, the Reeds played entertaining music with new instruments, Lyndon and Wrenn impressed with dance and song, and Abbott and Bryant in Two Japanese From Japan drew strong audience enthusiasm.
New York June 25 Joseph 4H Choate who has finished six years as ambassador at St James wrote he will not rush back to work and will spend the summer at Stockbridge Mass He may return to law or consider divinity He favors a strong navy and wishes the president success in pursuing peace between Russia and Japan.
Mrs. Jennie Wriggin reported losing a pocketbook containing four diamond rings on Thursday while walking uptown from 224 South Montana street. Detective Byrne investigated. the handbag was returned after a newspaper notice led to the finder. Frank Brown’s mother, who picked up the bag, learned the owner’s name and had her son retrieve the items.
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