14 Mar 1908
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1908
Page
1
Connell's Clothing offers a special clearance on men’s fine shirts. About 200 dozen soft negligee style shirts in heavy wool mix, priced at $1 each, promoted as the best $1 shirts in a finals sale today.
The Butte council tabled a proposed 48,000 annual budget for the coming year, with police and health departments among those seeing raises. Police chief Wynne argues for territory growth, while others like the street and engineering heads seek additional funds to cover salaries, repairs, and improvements. The mayor backs a modest rise, and a special explanation notes prior underfunding and a court judgment affecting city finances. The committee’s revised plan awaits council approval.
An OCR fragment notes that Golden Medical Discovery is a potent alterative cleanser and tonic aiding surfaces of the nose throat and stomach and that Favorite Prescription supports weak women by building strength regulating functions and easing pain. It mentions non alcoholic secret free formulas and lists glyceric extracts of native American plants. It claims physicians endorse the products and that the medicines are sold by dealers in medicine.
Busy schedule for the Butte council No 106 United Commercial Travelers includes a 2 pm business session at 585 West Broadway, 4 pm initiation, 9 pm dance at the Finlen, 11 pm concert and 1 am banquet. Officers listed. entertainment and reception committees named. new members to be initiated this afternoon.
The passage notes figures for members of various clubs tied to prominent men. Perry Belmont, George Gould, John Jacob Astor, and Willie K. Vanderbilt Jr. hold multiple memberships, with others belonging to a dozen or more clubs. Many clubs are not in New York, yet a large share of these men live on Manhattan Island.
A Ely Nev daily reports Al Bills, a former Twin Bridges resident, attempted to kill a deputy while jailed for drunkenness. Ellis, intoxicated and delirious, resisted, strangling the officer and later tried to cut his throat with a pocket key. A second inmate helped subdue him as workmen prepared jail alterations. He soaked in his actions, later bizarrely attempting hanging with a handkerchief, before officers restored him.
Special Dispatch reports Edward Cardwell found guilty in federal court after an 8 minute jury verdict for maintaining an unlawful enclosure on about 6000 acres of Musselshell public land. Judge Hunt to sentence next Wednesday. Defense failed to overturn jury instructions.
A suit by James Murphy against Dr J R E Sievers for alleged malpractice was dismissed on a non-suit motion after Murphy admitted breaking a contract not to sue. The court ruled Murphy violated his obligation by filing the action, thus baring further proceedings despite partial performance by the doctor.
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