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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1901
Page
10
The article argues for separating dispensing from sales, noting licensed pharmacists with formal training handle prescriptions. It emphasizes that preparation and compounding are lifelong studies, aiming to honor physicians with carefully prepared medicines and avoid claims of infallibility.
A bustling season arrives in Butte with 60 day race meetings, bicycle races at the saucer track on East Park Street, and a circle of entertainments. The week starts with races, circus, Fourth of July events, operas, baseball games, and attractions at Columbia Gardens and Mountain View park, all clashing for public favor. The city buzzes as hot old town tales spread.
The Speculator mine, owned by the Larges estate and John A. Creighton, was sold under court order in a sale and partition suit by Mrs. Larges and others. It was bought for Mr. Creighton for 100000 dollars, and the Ineculator Mining Company was formed to operate it with 150000 dollars in stock. Directors include John A. Creighton John M. Dougherty Lulu F. Largey Bernard Noon and W. W. Wishon. The mine faces ongoing litigation including Mantle's suit over a large mineral interest and James A. Murray's 2000000 dollar damage claim regarding veins in the Ticon and Adirondack claims. Ice cream at Fox's 71 East Park, special train from Butte to Sunatate View park at 6 40 p m and return 10 30 p m. Round trip 1.00. High class vaudeville and lake entertainment nightly.
A large crowd watches training at the saucer track as Park street access nears completion. Architec Captain Ingall races to finish by Saturdays opening under Boston and Montana band, while Salt Lake riders recount recent boycott tensions as horses and wheelmen vie for nightly purses.
The liberal candidate Jerman Resisco, relative of Senor Errazuriz, secured a very large majority over the conservative Pedro Montt in the election.
United States Marshal A C Huffard and Sheriff Green Hatfield said reports that Huffard was fired upon from ambush and that the railroad station was shot up were entirely imaginary. They stated only prior week shooting involved bush whackers, not miners, and no striker participated.
A dispatch from Paris dated June 27 reports the pope is seriously ill. Dr. Lapponi, his attending physician, remains at the pontiff's bedside as Vatican officials express anxious concern over the health crisis.
A large Boer force attacked Richmond Cape Colony at daylight June 25 led by Malan and Smit. Fighting continued until dark before Boer withdrawal as British reinforcements arrived. Separately in San Francisco the cooks and waiters strike moved to seek an injunction against boycott and picketing by labor groups. In Dayton the Na tion Cash Register company rejected the final offer and opened the shop in two departments. Paris reports a pistol duel after a senate high court altercation with Marquis de Lur Salares. In Washington the president and Mrs. McKinley drove. Mrs. McKinley shows improvement.
It is reported that several bubonic plague cases have appeared in Oporto Portugal and four deaths from the disease have occurred as of June 27 in the city and nearby areas Madrid is also affected by the outbreak.
The Republican State Central Committee votes to hold the state convention in Lincoln on Wednesday August 8. The meeting outlines party planning, nominations, and policy discussions with delegates from across the state attending.
Butte adds Knox Schill Hope and Carney to its roster as it prepares to challenge Livingston for the Montana state baseball title. The four new players join an already strong team, with hopes to beat Livingston and claim the state championship. A Sunday excursion by Oregon Short Line offers Dillon and Butte travel, while Bee Hive announces a closing sale and Dan Tewey's hotel advertises low rates. Also notes Calanthe Oswego Ivanhoe lodges meet this week for important announcements.
Listing of basin and Boulder return fares with weekly and weekend options. Advertises Great Northern ticket office at 41 North Main Street in Butte and Anaconda Pugetitie routes. Mentions Joe Mathey at Three Mile Road House and a Pipestone Springe day outing with a Sunday train at 4 p.m. round trip $1.
Seven hundred Porto Rican emigrants sailed from Porto Rico to Los Angeles California on the steamer Colon bound for Honolulu with a stop en route.
Jessie Morrison was found guilty of second degree manslaughter in the murder of Mrs. Olin Castle in Midorado Kansas. The jury deliberated nearly 30 hours with one juror reportedly holding out for acquittal. Morrison faces a prison term of between three and five years and immediately filed notice of appeal.
Arrangements by Schimpf & Heichle to erect a two or three story warehouse on West Galena Street beside the Clark building. It will be used by Brownfield Canty Carpet Co for warehousing and auctioneering services by Palmer at 217 North Main Street with specialty furniture sales at owners residences.
London June 27 The Little Twin filly ridden by J Reiff won the Duchtin plate at the Brighton June meeting today. The Little Twin filly is owned by Richard Croker.
Santiago De Chile reports the June 27 preliminary election results from Galveston Texas. Voters choose a successor to Senvor Errazuriz as president. The article notes the ongoing process and the pending final outcome.
London June 27 in the house of lords the under foreign secretary Lord Selbourne declared there was not the shadow of foundation for the apprehension in some quarters of Spain of possible aggression on Spanish territory.
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