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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1901
Page
7
We offer two new patterns of open stock Haviland on the road and close out one yellow and gilt set at one fifth off for lack of room to show four styles. After sale no more of this sot will be available. Sets incoming will be about ten percent higher. old prices prevail on closing out stock with a twenty percent discount. Includes plates platters bakers cups and saucers sugars creams tea and coffee pots and more.
Butte notes mix business and social items from piano rental to cigar brands and local visits. Mentions Orton Bros piano rentals, Dr Heine ENT services, Anna Held cigars, McDermott hotel clerk Jay Smith, and William Persell in town. Reports on Rio? No.
Late Emma mine assays show good copper values across all tests, indicating a copper lodge in the city’s southwest. Butte Mining Development reports sufficient funds to sink a shaft at least 1 000 feet, with small stock remaining for sale at No. 46 East Broadway, Butte. Reynolds & McDowell.
The Northern Pacific is the only line operating solid vestibuled trains between Butte and St Paul. Office corner Park and Main streets. W. H. Merriman, general agent.
At a packed Butte Silver Bow district No. 1 school meeting, supporters of the labor party failed to unseat the experienced board. D. J. Giard, Henry Mueller, and George Moulthrop won nominations while the defeated slate and potential future tickets sparked lingering tension before election day.
Louis James Kathryn Kidder and Wagenhals Kemper company staged a lavish Grand opera house production of A Midsummer Night's Dream last night. Elaborate scenery and advanced electric effects highlighted Act I palace interior and Act III fairy wood with dawn break. Cast featured Ethel Browning as Puck, James J. Ryan as Demetrius, Jane Oaker as Hermia, Jessie Merritt as Titania, and Kidder as Helena with a large fairy chorus. matinee and evening performances announced.
Pekin reports say both sides pulled back from the contested land at Tentsin and the danger of clash ended. British observers credit General Barrow for summoning marines from Taku which likely prevented a confrontation as sentries were on duty before their arrival.
From the Madras pioneers who faced days of abuse from mostly French soldiers calling them coolies a relief came at night as marines arrived to quietly lift the siege leaving Russians to notice the change at dawn.
Pekin reports state that both Russian and British forces have pulled back from the contested Tientsin zone. French commander General Vicon shifts a recruits regiment to Tientsin while ministers debate policing legation quarters and China's indemnity payments. Berlin comments on Cranborne’s Manchuria references.
A Pekin dispatch reports that British authorities concede the land was under Russian protection when the three boundary posts were removed without their knowledge. Judicial investigations will be launched to settle the differences.
Yokohama reports that Japanese media acknowledge Germany’s troubled stance and say Japan must be ready to go to war regardless of its actions in the Manchurian convention.
North China News says a Chinese telegram from the north confirms the Russo-Chinese treaty will be signed March 26 with no changes. The report from Shanghai notes the agreement's timing and completion.
McDonnell formerly of Allen and McDonnell at Silver and Main has started a new shop at Silver and Wyoming offering horseshoeing and general blacksmithing. McDonnell and Murphy guarantee satisfaction.
Berlin dispatches cite St. Petersburg sources claiming plots against the czar with funds funneled to factory hands and disaffected students. Precautions include bolt‑lined rooms and multiple desks. troops on alert and police reinforced on city streets. Keiff centered conspiracy linked to Odessa with links to students and the Bogoliepoff murder. Eighteen students confined at Schlosselberg for involvement.
London lists mixed stock and commodity figures with Atchison Canadian Pacific and New York Central among others at varied percentages. Bar silver sits dull at 27% per ounce. money and discount rates show 4 percent for short bills and 4 3 percent for three months.
London reports wool sales today with 749 bales offered and a robust attendance. American buyers chased parcels and paid full rates for medium greasy, while superior scoureds and crossbreds held firm and merinos rose about ten percent. Treasury balances in Washington show available cash of 4,215,195 dollars and gold at 93,434,321 dollars.
Dialogue scene shows a character mistaking a repair man for a tiger in a humorous window moment. Jenkins drives by in his car as one character jokes about a tiger being carried. The exchange captures a light street scene tone from the Brooklyn Life.
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