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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1901
Page
7
Butte items list merchants and services from piano tuning to furriers and eye specialists. Mentions renting pianos, cigars, liquors, a hairdresser, a veterinary, physicians, and a clothing salesman opening, with travel notices for Northern Pacific and Great Northern railways and a Montana life insurance agent. Socials include a Ribbon club party with music and lunch and names of attendees.
Look in the Schatzlein's display window at 14 West Broadway to see the latest wallpaper patterns and designs showcased for the season. The shop invites passersby to preview new textures colors and styles in a Victorian era storefront setting.
The Bavarian court filled the Munich opera house for Sigfried Wagner’s Herzog Wildfang premiere last night. Frau Cosima Wagner attended, but the work drew scarce praise.
Athens correspondent reports that Turkey has addressed Bulgaria with a demand for the dissolution of the Macedonian committee. The timing is described as opportune and may place Bulgaria in a difficult position.
Rev. French Oliver concluded a month of revival work in Butte with a final sermon at Mountain View M. E. Church. He spoke on deathbed promises, criticized worldly neglect of God, and contrasted repentance with an earlier Chicago incident. A volunteer offering supported the event and his final engagement was described as a fine sermon.
Late developments at the Emma mine show good copper values in all assays and establish a copper ledge in the southwest part of the city. The Butte Mining & Development company has funds to insure sinking a shaft at least 1,000 feet. A small stock block remains for sale at No. 46 East Broadway, Butte, through Reynolds & M'Dowell.
Dan Neill aged 45 died yesterday. The funeral will be held this morning at 9 o'clock from Dugan's Undertaking Rooms.
Seoul reports McLeavy Brown, director general of Korean customs, has been dismissed. London views this as another Russian victory and notes prior Russian pressure in 1895 and 1898. Britain and others opposed Koreas loan plans and foreign staff limits amid tensions over Korea's integrity.
The Cunard liner Etruria failed to dock as fog delayed quarantine at Sandy Hook after passing Fire Island. Britannia reached quarantine but chose to stay aboard for the night. La Gascogne from Havre was not yet reported and likely fog bound off Sandy Hook.
Rev. Frederick Tonge of South Butte Presbyterian preached to the Ministerial Association on a paper titled Is Butte the Worst City in the United States of America. He warns of slums and saloons while praising schools and churches, urging action to curb profanity and vice.
A letter signed Kidnapers and dynamiters demanded $300 be left at a site in Cumberland Park by Saturday afternoon or a Schneider child would be kidnapped and the house blown up. No harm yet. police investigate the case in Nashville Tennessee.
Wellington correspondent of the Daily Express reports that the United States government has refused New Zealand's request to reopen the issue of allowing British steamers to trade between Honolulu and San Francisco.
The ad promotes Dr Bennett Electric Belt claiming to restore vigor and vitality by electricity for men and women, including varicocele, rheumatism, kidney and liver issues, and female complaints. It promises a guaranteed cure, with free book and postpaid literature, and stresses a soft sponge electrode design and renewal options.
FE F D Laurence Montana Jockey Club manager tours Memphis and Chicago to lure top Western and Eastern stables. The Montana circuit may include Helena and Great Falls with daily harness races and two year olds. Laurence plans to issue the programme, allocate privileges, and set opening city upon arrival.
A meeting of the Business Men's Association will be held in their rooms this Monday evening. J. T. O'Brien serves as secretary.
Silver Bow Circle No 239 W of W reschedules its March 25 card party to April 8 due to Neighbor Thompson's death. All tickets issued will remain valid. By order of G V A Minger and committee. Washington lodge I O O F No 35 members and visitors to meet at St George's hall Monday at 1 pm for the funeral of James Treloar. Alex Gannell N G William Robinson secretary.
The body of Henry Spink who died in Cripple Creek Colorado arrived in the city yesterday and lies at Shermans undertaking parlors. The funeral arrangements will be announced later.
Portland cannery owners with Alaska plants petition Secretary Gage to suspend or abrogate 1900 1901 treasury rules requiring red salmon fry deposits four times the catch. They warn 30 million fry needed yearly under current pack and argue Alaska conditions hinder propagation. They seek government hatcheries sites and a commission to study. There are 45 Alaska canneries and an expected 5 million cases in the coming season.
The Chicago Commercial club spent March 24 in Salt Lake City touring Fort Douglas and public buildings. They met President Lorenzo Snow, heard the Mormon choir in the tabernacle, dined at the Alta club, rode to the lake, and ended with a Knutsford hotel reception before departing for Denver aboard the Rio Grande.
M. de Assize Brasil, Brazil’s minister to the United States, says Rio de Janeiro reports of a government conspiracy are insignificant. He has received no information of trouble and notes Brazil is very quiet. He could not identify Baron de Burgas, said to have committed suicide.
A rapid thaw in South Russia causes rivers to overflow. Elizabetgrad in Kherson Governorate is partly flooded and other areas are at risk. Numerous land subsidences occur as disorder grows among the poor amid rising flood conditions.
President and Mrs. McKinley attended a dinner hosted by Secretary of War and Mrs. Root at their Rhode Island Avenue residence in Washington on March 24. The event was held in the evening with the couple as guests.
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