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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1903
Page
7
The Principal Boanch Office of the ondard is located at East Broadway Butte. Telephone 42% AaAvertising rates far- Nened 9 application.
The United League confirms a grant or payment of one thousand dollars, directed to Joseph Denveen, with the transfer documented in league records and recipient accounts. The action reflects league fundraising or support activity within the organization.
About 50 members of the United Irish League met in Judge M. Clernan's courtroom to discuss changes to the Irish land bill. William Dwyer led the gathering and outlined fundraising aims to influence the bill in favor of tenants. Patrick J. Brophy reported telegraph pledges toward Devlin and noted donations from Montana Ore Purchasing Co. and others. The group planned reports within a week and considered soliciting further funds if needed. Funeral services for Mrs. Joseph A. Browne were set for today at St. Patrick's Church after a Sherman & Reed's chapel cortege.
Butte notes list visitors and residents such as J F Price visiting from Rochester and Mrs H Ruger heading to Omaha. Mr and Mrs Chenette of Livingston are visiting for about a month. Rev John Hosking leaves to preach in Granite. Al Sefton bound over on second degree assault charge after NP electric sleeper addition to North Coast Limited noted.
At Newport on June 3, Lady Herbert wife of the British ambassador, sails for England soon. A satchel with jewels worth 15,000 dollars was misplaced by a servant and left near restaurant steps on the dock. The agent later moved it to the freight room and chaos ensued as officials learned its contents.
Wong Kai Kah arrives in San Francisco aboard the Hongkong Maru as imperial vice commissioner for China to the St Louis exposition. He brings 13 skilled painters carpenters and carvers plus family and four attaches to oversee royal palace construction seeking to avoid outside interference. He praises Chinese craftsmen while suggesting United States workers could not match carving writing or decorative ornamentation for the palace.
A case of Mary Ann Hurley against Patrick ONeill over partition of a Centerville residence proceeds in Judge Warney's court. Hurley seeks undivided interests while ONeill claims a division. attorneys Lingenfelter and Hamilton for Hurley. Baldwin for ONeill. Trial continues, Saturday calendar canceled due to Judge Clancy’s absence.
Habeas corpus proceedings began in district court last evening on behalf of Ruth Stanton who is jailed on suspicion of involvement in the disappearance of $20 from a Great Falls man last week or two ago while he visited the Bad Lands of Butte. Judge Motleman issued the writ and will hear the matter at his room in the Owsley block this morning.
The Times reports an authentic story that Portland and likely San Francisco and Los Angeles will be dropped from the Pacific National league at next Monday's Tacoma meeting. Portland would move to Salt Lake, the season to be divided with a new half starting in July.
Willis Anderson, open champion, led the first day of the ninth open championship of the United States at Ballusto Golf Club, Short Ville. A tight group vied for second with Lawrence Auchterlonie, Stewart Gardner, and Alexander Smith all near the top, while Findlay Douglas and F Rimehart trailed closely with David Brown, champion of Great Britain, at 156. The following five finishers were professionals, with George T. Brokaw next in line.
Special dispatch from Great Park reports the Indian girls from Fort Shaw school defeated the Butte team 183 to 5 at Black Eagle park in a spirited game. Spectators enjoyed the match. another game is set for tonight.
Ralph Pulitzer son of Joseph Pulitzer of the New York World travels to Fort Benton to have a houseboat built and sail the Missouri river with a valet and guide H W Bholtz. He brings a Brooklyn spectator and notes a fashion trend of belts braided from strong shoe strings and finished with a rosette.
Mary Mannering headlines the Clyde Fitch comedy The Stubbornness of Geraldine at the Broadway theater in Butte. Vi Thompson, a bright Western girl from Butte, is played by Ann Archer. Arthur Byron leads a strong cast in a handsomely staged production that runs again tonight and closes Miss Mannering’s current season.
A prisoner in a highway robbery near Silver Street fled as an officer fired. Chase spanned Silver Street to an alley with McKenna, Murphy, and Sheriff Quinn pursuing. Despite searches of depots and trains, the suspect remains at large. Morgan escaped uninjured except for wind disruption.
The Navy, under Admiral Bowles, plans a wooden hermaphrodite brig to train landsmen at Portsmouth NY. The project costs about 50.40 and features a 146 foot overall length, BW feet beam, 10 foot depth, and 3 ton displacement. It will use yellow pine planking and white oak timber with a poop deck, forecastle, and two commissioned officers aboard. The brig shelters six hands and apprentices with space for freshwater tanks and crew below.
The space amidships holds chain lockers and stores with deckhouse housing crew and officers galleys. Foredeck includes capstan and windlass, anchors stowed on forecastle, two hand pumps, bilge connections and deck washing hoses. Small boats include a cutter and dinghy with davits and rigging. poop deck houses hand steering gear. Vessel to be fully rigged with sails, awnings, pine rails, ladders and deck lights.
A New York area foundry recycles city can dumps into window sash weights elevator weights and boat ballast. Crushed cans melt to ingots, solder is burned off, shell sheets are bundled for trunk corners and buttons, while unseparated cans feed the cupola with coke for re-melting.
Parasites blamed for most scalp and hair diseases with dandruff caused by dandruff germs. Professor Anna's discovery explains poor results from ordinary hair treatments. Newbro's Herpicide claimed to destroy dandruff parasites and leave hair glossy. Sample offer via 10 cent stamp to The Herpicide Co Detroit Michigan.
Report describes a blast event where light cans were hurled from high stacks and carried outward by force. A large protective screen was set on the roof to catch fragments, prompting readers to consider construction methods used in tall buildings and elevator towers in New York.
All property of Lord Dunraven at West Park was sold to an eastern syndicate. The sale includes four summer hotels and 7,170 acres, effectively comprising the mountain resort.
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