KEVING UP HIS COURAGE Like the Man Who Whistled Going Through the Graveyard
The item presents a vivid comparison of bold courage to a man whistling through danger. It reflects a moral stance on bravery and steadfastness in the face of fear.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1901
Page
9
The item presents a vivid comparison of bold courage to a man whistling through danger. It reflects a moral stance on bravery and steadfastness in the face of fear.
A Boston paper quotes a Montana Ore Purchasing official praising Heinze for eight hour law support and anti company store measures, noting job losses at Butte and reduced output at Comanche and Blue Jay mines. It argues Heinze wields influence over labor and politics and will dictate terms with eastern interests.
Two Centerville boys aged 11 and 10, William Moyle and William Berryman, ran away from home after a school day. They were last headed toward Anaconda with plans to “bum around town” until trouble forced their return, as anxious mothers and a police lookout hope to bring them home safely.
In Lima on March 19 the birthday of President Romance Was celebrated with a palace gathering attended by representatives of all parties and classes. The event marked growing popularity as cabinet members and citizens from various factions joined in to toast the president and Peru’s prosperity. Continuous applause greeted his remarks.
The Standard stands as the only exclusive carriage works in the state, highlighting its unique position in local industry and manufacturing.
Pete must post bond for an alleged act that frightened his lady cousin. The case outlines his obligation to pay and await further legal action.
Judge Nelson of the justice court expressed anger at brutality by men against women. Peter Harrington frightened a cousin at No 2 Pearl Street, damaged furniture, and threatened her life. Harrington was fined $10 and costs and bound to peace at $250 for one year. He was escorted by a constable to arrange the bond at a friend’s house.
Clara M. Carson of New York reports dramatic health gains after using Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey. She lost weight, cured a persistent cough, improved digestion and circulation, and regained strength, praising the product as a life saver and a godsend to women.
David H. Steele sues Andrew J. Walker for 5010 damages in district court alleging a Nov 1, 1899 assault at Walker's Park Street shop. Steele says he was struck, cut, and permanently injured, incapacitating him from work and causing medical costs of 10. The case seeks 5000 general damages plus 10 for medical expenses.
Architects wishing to submit plans specifications and estimates for the new Masonic temple may obtain blue prints and full information by applying to KF H Renisch at 216 and 218 North Main street Butte Montana.
Bridgeport announces the appeal from Judge Nobbs pro bate decision naming Bridgeport Trust Co as administrator of George F Gilman estate will be filed tomorrow in New York Edward L Norton of New York and three Gilman heirs Minnie L Little Ellen A Starr and Mary F Ord contest the appointment alleging court overstepped its powers ignoring kin rights and asset peculiarities a bond of 500000 is required and Mrs Helen Hall face suit over a 10000 check from 1901 Edward S Percival remains at the Black Rock mansion with attorneys after a book showing two missing leaves and checks of 10000 and 4000 is found
In honor of Earl Carrington the British mission presented an autograph letter from King Edward at the Elysee. President Loubet received Sir Edmund Monson and officials, while a cavalry guard and band saluted. Loubet and Delcasse pledged to strengthen ties under the new reign.
The Texas and Pacific railway held its annual stockholders meeting in New York on March 20. The current board of directors was reelected, with three new names added Louis Fitzgerald Edwin G Gould and T B Thorne filling earlier vacancies.
The British bark Cape Wrath under Captain Hart from Cal lao Nov. 12 bound for Astoria Oregon was last seen off Astoria Jan 15 and has since disappeared, with a missing status posted in London.
Emanuel and Guyette Santoro two brothers ped dling in Butte were tried for receiving stolen goods and acquitted after a two hour jury verdict. Warde the driver confessed to selling stolen goods to the Santoros who denied knowledge. Assistant County Attorney Yancey prosecuted. M P Gilchrist defended. Knights and Ladies of Security announce March 21 1901 musical entertainment and dance at Scandia hall with 50 cent admission per couple.
President Charles Wilson acting for the chamber of commerce sent a dispatch to President McKinley inviting him and his party to visit Denver during their western trip. Governor Orman also urged acceptance of the invitation.
Miss Pearl Colleasure was shot on the porch during a charivarie in Guthrie Oklahoma Territory. She was hit by a bullet from a 32 calib er firearm and her life is despaired of.
Omaha and Kansas City market notes show cattle receipts around 5000 head with steady to higher prices. Texas steers and native cows and heifers led gains while hogs traded up with bulk sales near 5.70 to 5.72. Sheep and lambs also posted firmer values across regions.
Fragmentary report cites spring wools in Nevada and Oregon valleys and fall wools from Mountain lambs and San Joaquin plains. Mentions Humboldt Mendocino and San Francisco dates but details are unreadable in remaining text.
London reports brisk bidding with large attendance at wool auction sales today. Coarse cross breds sold well but 5 percent below prior sales as withdrawals reached 5800 bales including 1400 Cape of Good Hope and Natal. Sales now set to close March 27.
Washington report lists treasury balances excluding the redemption division. Available cash balance stands at 152,059.90 dollars and gold holdings total 93,250,351 dollars as of today.
Ladies seek a remedy and French Tansy Tablets claim to relieve and cure painful and irregular menses by removing obstructions. Produced by A. Augendre of Paris and sold only by D. M Newbro Drug Co. of Butte, Montana at $2 per box, mailed sealed.
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