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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1901
Page
10
A storefront touts easy service with curbside pickup and car ready timing. Patrons are urged to leave prescriptions and packages for quick retrieval as cars line up near Main and Park for convenient service.
The report blends a Washington state ranch inheritance suit with Spokane probate claims and a sensational double life question. Martin Madigan Jr claims a $10 000 Washington ranch as sole heir, while John Deviney fights in civil court as Madigan Sr’s widow's co owner. A separate incident recounts a man who, in delirium, attempted self harm and fled to a road house before capture.
In Granite Street Justice of the Peace court Judge Arnold and County Attorney Green reprimand six local boys about ten years old for assault on a girl. The youths, once awaiting trial, were discharged after the lecture and sent home with warnings. Separately Frank O Connell sought release in the State vs. O Connell case concerning a shooting injuring Hamed Staehler at a butcher shop on Arizona Street. An information may bring O Connell to trial before Judge Clancy. release anticipated Monday if granted.
Emmet's Day programme in Butte features a lecture "Robert Emmet, His Life and Times" and performances by local talent. Participants include Mrs Finn Kelley Miss Best Miss Irene Hamman Miss Ethel Dillon Ivo Bogan John H Curtis Jr and others. Views illustrate the ballad Come Back to Erin with Mrs Murphy. The Hamman lady orchestra opens with Salute to Erin and a duet The Last Rose of Summer by Hammun and Dillon while Mr Curtis recites The Irish Brigade at Fontenoy.
A patient at the poor farm, James A. Griffin, struck another patient with a knife during a nighttime incident while sick with typhoid pneumonia. Griffin, described as deranged, jumped from his cot and attacked. The other patient’s name is not given in the available text.
A legislative session itemizes bills on rail safety mining claim locations and county seat changes. It notes committee reports on education, primary voting penalties, and a reapportionment bill while detailing pauses and readings as schedules extend into the evening.
Washington dispatch reports the training ship Dixie, en route to participate in a naval display, ran aground near Maryland Point this afternoon. At last reports she was still fast and hard aground.
Toledo March 1 Mayor Samuel Jones known for his golden rule theories announces candidacy for re election as a non partisan figure. He is petitioned by more than 3 000 voters to enter the race with Democrats likely to endorse him.
The text notes high demand for Chamberlains Cough Remedy with druggists running out in town. Endorsers from H Goddard Edgemont South Dakota and John T Washburn Gravois Mill Missouri praise its quick relief for coughs croup and colds and its safety and pleasant taste. It claims prevention of pneumonia and cites Mrs VanDeusen Kilbourn Wisconsin reporting stomach and constipation relief with Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets sold by all druggists.
A letter received by Dr Henry Brown confirms Dr Dodd of Butte survived the Rio de Janeiro voyage and plans to return to Butte by March 20 as a single man He notes no marriage in Honolulu and omits mention of his brother A W Dodd who may have perished with the ship.
M J Silverman of Helena and D J Malone of Pocatello visit Butte on business. Mrs D A Morrison of Whitehall and H Baldwin of Townsend among arrivals. Conrad Kohrs of Deer Lodge and Mrs M R Tarpey with Mrs R M Kavanaugh of Livingston in town. Bozeman residents Harry L Smith B T Stanton and L J Browning are registered at the Burts. Weiss, escaped from Warm Springs asylum, will be taken back this morning. Graves returns from San Francisco and Los Angeles as North Western agent, reports vacation. Rev Frederick Tonge will preach funeral sermon for W Hardenbrook in Deer Lodge at noon tomorrow. George P Wellcome departs for California. Mrs Wellcome visits Ogden and coast, will rejoin husband in a month. Rex Flour rep EE Beebe tests Wirrant for arrest of three boys Fidler Atkins Patterson over warehouse break and cigarette use.
Washington reports continued US troop reductions under General Chaffee from about 1800 men in the legation guard setup. Troops from Ninth Infantry and other units are left to deter, while Pekin dispatches hint at a gradual withdrawal and the possible shift of command in the Philippines as tensions ease. Berlin notes German minister Mumm von Behwargenst proposes arms embargo and rapid reorganization to hasten the ceremonial process.
Pekin correspondent reports German French and British under officers continue preparations for an interior expedition if the court remains reticent. The Post notes coordinated foreign activity and potential military mobilization in response to political stalemate and pending orders.
A Special Dispatch reports Senator Heitfeld offered an amendment to the sundry civil bill styled like the Hansbrough irrigation measure. The amendment failed 20 to 24, likely ending reclamation legislation prospects for the session.
Lord Cranborne, secretary of the foreign office, indicates unsettled claims in London on March 1. The terse remark signals ongoing diplomatic negotiations. Officials declined further comment.
In the House of Commons today ministers questioned the Samoa disturbance claims from 1899. They said none had been settled and argued that American and British positions on military operations had not been presented to the arbitrator. The government also noted communications with Germany on non military claims.
Senator Platt submits the Cuba relations committee report detailing the investigations into irregularities in Cuba. It states the information is sufficient to end further inquiry, noting Cuban court prosecutions of alleged postal revenue frauds, with the investigation costing $14,934.
Sir Thomas Lipton meets Mr Watson and Mr Sycamore in Glasgow to discuss future plans. He says Shamrock II is unlike any yacht launched across the Atlantic and will force designers to rethink, noting Watson’s discoveries in boat design are of immense importance.
Senor Capote told Governor General Wood the Cuban convention faced an embarrassing pause as delegates debated whether to continue or dissolve. Wood urged restraint and to finish the original plan by drafting the electoral law. Delegates then met informally and agreed to wait for Congress action on the Cuban amendment.
George W. Braun of the Olympic Club San Francisco defeated Herbert Greenland of Multnomah to claim the lightweight amateur wrestling championship of the Pacific coast in Portland Oregon. The first bout went 20 minutes with Braun earning the decision for aggressiveness and control. Braun won the second bout by a decisive fall after 17 minutes. Both men had a fall each that was nullified due to being off the mat.
Reports from Liverpool on March 1 describe an extensive combination of steam ship lines seeking the Berlin trade with a capital of £1,000,000. The Booth Steamship Company has already acquired the Red Cross line.
In the Rogles engagement government forces secured victory. Eight officers and seven men died and many were wounded in the fighting.
A noon blaze destroyed the five story Platt and Min street dye works in Rochester. Two unidentified persons, a man and a boy, died burned beyond recognition. Frank Udell, brother in law of the Reneca Camera president, was likely fatally injured leaping from the fourth floor. Loss estimated at 53 thousand dollars.
Berlin reports the death of Theodore von Master, president of the Bundes der Industriellen and a leading German protectionist figure. The obituary notes his prominent role in industry and policy circles.
The February summary reports total receipts from all sources at 45,544,122 dollars, up 1,140,000 from a year earlier. Customs yield 18,719,548 with a 1,100,000 decrease, internal revenue 22,046,508 up 1,280,000, and miscellaneous 5,077,926 up 2,000,000. War expenditures are noted in the report.
News from Colon Colombia dated March 1 says a bloody clash occurred February 20 near Maria la Baja between government troops and about 500 insurgents.
The document shows department totals at 10,033,034 with a 600,000 rise and the Navy at 4,370,269 up 325,000. It notes eight month receipts exceeded expenditures by 11,484,000.
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