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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1902

Page

9

One Ticket In School Election Prompts Bonding Vote

The article urges all registered voters to participate in the upcoming school election to decide on a $100,000 bonding proposition for new school buildings. Trustees face re election while Bonding for additions to the high school, a new Grant school, and a new Webster school are proposed to relieve overcrowding. Registration is light with about 800 to 900 voters.

Parrot Corner Grant Webster

City jail fumigated after smallpox scare at city hall

A smallpox scare prompts fumigation of most of city hall and the city jail after janitor Michael Hurley is said to have the disease. Hurley is removed to the pest house around 7 or 4 o'clock, with adjacent spaces and jail corridors opened to vent fumes. Prisoners fear asphyxiation while staff and visitors flee, and the scene provokes nervous reactions among inmates and guards.

City Hall City Jail Michael Hurley Hurley Red Boot Shoe Store Bart Shay

Cabinet debates Cuba withdrawal and German food discrimination

Washington reports the cabinet debated withdrawing the United States from Cuba and Secretary Wilson warned Germany that severe analysis of German food products could block millions in German goods if imposed on U S imports. The remarks imply a warning that the current tension cannot continue.

Washington United States Cuba Wilson Germany

Great Book Auction Offers 10000 Volumes At Your Figures

Money to loan at 10 percent on improved real estate security. J. F. Fariss & Co. ad runs for Hamilton Street. The Great Book Auction at Main and Quartz Streets invites buyers to acquire a long cherished treasure at personal prices with ten thousand volumes available.

J. F. Fariss & Co Hamilton Street Cor

Compulsory Education Bill Clears Senate in Iowa

Des Moines report notes the compulsory education bill passed the senate after house approval and now awaits governor approval to become law.

Des Moines Iowa Senate House

Treasury announces traveler personal effects inspection rule

Assistant Secretary Spalding of the treasury department says Americans going abroad may have their personal effects examined by a customs officer before leaving. An itemized description will be prepared and then upon return the records will be checked.

Washington Spalding Treasury Department

Turn of the person the goods will be exempt from duty.

The note states that goods will be exempt from duty if they tally with the listed items. It implies a verification process against an approved list to determine duty exemptions.

Dillon and Beaverhead Nonpartisan Aldermanic Caucus Held

In Dillon a nonpartisan citizens caucus drew nearly 200 voters to nominate aldermen by ward. Mayor B F White chaired. A F Graeter won in the First ward. Second ward nominees were Ephram Stoller Will Staudaher and Leonard Eliel with votes 17 11 4. Third ward selected A S Rafe over George Palmer. A committee was named to fill vacancies. Also notes the Oreron Short Line instruction car visiting Dillon and Pearl Smith resuming mine work in Axe canyon.

Standard Dillon Citizens B. F. White Frank Conway White A. F. Graeter Ephram Stoller Will Staudaher Leonard Eliel Stoller Eliel Staudaher A. S. Rafe Pearl Smith Crystal Graphite Kansas City Axe Canyon

Ice Cream and Ices Now Available from Morris & Co

Delivers cash only at $6.00 lump sum not $550 per ton for coal. Butte Coal Co urges all old customers to place orders for ice cream and ices at Morris & Co with address 41 West Galena and telephone 75. Deliv ery in any part of the city. Phone 477.

Butte Coal Company East Broadway Morris & Co West Galena, Tel Seymour F. Frasick Eaast Rochester N.Y Britannia Butte Mineral Belt Britannia Mining Company W. H. Nichols & Co Butte Mormon Church Bishop Remedy Co San Francisco Cal Vereale Newton Bros North Main St Butte, Meat, and Martis Drug Company Anacosta Moat Aix Rendre Paris Mal New Drug Co Butte. Mont

Coal Prices Listed For Galt Jump Trail Creek Cottonwood

The notice lists coal prices with Galt Jump at 6.50 and Trail Creek at 5.00 and Cottonwood washed nut at 4.00. An office at 14 Utah Avenue with phone 278 is provided.

Galt Trail Creek Utah Avenue

Washington March 28 Luncheon With President

Commander in Chief Eli Torrance of the Grand Army lunched with the president today in Washington, detailing a high level meeting between military leadership and the executive office. The encounter highlighted wartime coordination and policy directions for the era.

Washington Eli Torrance Grand Army

First Church of Christ Scientist Butte Plans Ninth Charter Anniversary

The First Church of Christ Scientist in Butte Montana marks its ninth charter anniversary on Easter Sunday with a unique musical program. It reports 122 members and holds services at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m. The congregation invites all who love the Truth.

First Church OF Christ

Our 65c Linoleums on Sale Today

Our 65c linoleum flooring offers cheap, durable covers with bright patterns. The hard wearing surface preserves colors, and a large assortment of styles is available on sale today.

The Nearest Fancy Grocery House in the State

John G Holland at 28 North Main Street promotes a special sale in his grocery and liquor department listing crackers for 10 cents per pound and a selection of teas and coffee. It highlights Kirby's Pure Mall and Gugenheimer Rye with liquor specials for the day.

North Main Street

The Chequa megon Returns to Park Street Butte

A brief note about The Chequa megon, a restaurant described as a place for gentlemen, located at 27 West Park Street in Butte. The text emphasizes the venue as a familiar gathering spot no matter where patrons go.

Chequamegon West Park Street Butte

Easter Services at A M E Church Highlight Choir and Programs

Easter in the A M E church features a Sunday afternoon Sunday school program in the basement, a grand choir concert in the evening, and Monday night entertainment by the Ladies' Aid with Professor A Lucas. Rev Jordan Allen leads a union of colored parishioners in Butte as plans continue for better church quarters.

Ladies’ Aid Society A. Lucas Butte

Rocky Mountain Magazine March issue features Russell frontispiece

The March Rocky Mountain Magazine highlights The Last of the Buffalo by Charles M. Russell as frontispiece and features Livingston sketches Fossil Kemins in Montana and a tour of the national park in 1877. It also includes The Wild Man of Wise River, Stevensville history, Montana woolen mills, and an advertisement for Dr. C E McCoy announcing office in Goldberg block with free consultation for 30 days.

Rocky Mountain Charles M. Russell Livingston Montana National Park M. W. Sills Wise River Stevensville C. E. McCoy Goldberg Block Corner Park Academy

Civil Appropriation Bill Advances With Large Public Works Totals

The sundry civil appropriation bill is completed by the house committee on appropriations. It totals 49 361 35, with major items including public buildings 5 559 646 and river and harbor contracts 5 882 757. Additional allocations cover penitentiaries, parks, military posts, and other projects across multiple states. A war department recommendation seeks consolidation of national military park supervision or a dedicated commission under the war department.

Washington House Committee On Appropriations Yellowstone Park Atlanta, Ga Chickamauga Chattanooga Park Leavenworth Kan William McKinley Shiloh Military Park Vicksburg Military Park Boise Idaho Cheyenne Wyo Chicago Helena Mont Salt Lake City Utah Seattle Wash Grays Harbor Illinois and Mississippi Canal Harbor San Pedro Cal Everett Harbor Secretary of War Congress War Department

Russian Officer Grimm Held in Confinement in Saint Petersburg

Colonel Grimm the Russian officer charged with giving military secrets to Germany is brought to Saint Petersburg and held in close confinement. Reports stating a Warsaw court martial sentenced him to death are incorrect. he will be tried here on the charges.

St. Petersburg Grimm Germany Warsaw

Cotton mill wage dispute raises demand in Rhode Island

The Rhode Island cotton mill scene alarms manufacturers and workers. The Rhode Island Mule Spinners' association is the lone operatives group asking for wage increases, but no definite response has been issued.

Pawtucket R. 1 Rhode Island Rhode Island Mule Spinners’ Association

Meteor Trial Trip Postponed to Monday

New York reports the German emperor's yacht Meteor trial trip, originally planned for tomorrow, has been rescheduled for Monday. The move delays a noted naval demonstration linked to royalty.

New York

NSW Wheat Crop Estimate Revised

The revised official estimate for New South Wales wheat projects 1,290,000 acres yielding 14,705,000 bushels.

Sydney New South Wales

Murphy signs federal steel bill in New Jersey session

In Trenton on March 28 Governor Murphy signed a United States Steel corporation bill approved by both legislative houses yesterday. The action marks formal enactment of the measure into state law.

Trenton N. J Murphy United States Steel Corporation

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Butte News Mont Na Peacock DOE Charter Oak Columbia Garden BUC Ang Davis Lutey’s W. Park Butte, Mont Tonkin E. Park Street W. H. Wix N. W. Corner Broadway and Main Butte, Montana T. G. Heine Hensay Montana St Dillon and Beaverhead Rock Springs Coal Christian Science Pritchard-Harrison Carpet Company Cor. Park and Main Sts., Butte, Mont John G. Holland Grocer Corrigat Children’s Entertainment Rocky Mountain Magazine Committee On Globe Tailoring Co W. Park Street Meteor Lander Furniture and Carpet Company Anaconda Copper Mining Co Dingee & Conard CO West Grove Penna U.S.A BIG Blackfoot Milling Company Mille Ead Wholesalenda Bonner, Moy Piacing Mill Factory Et Butte Anaconda and Missoula Thunder Mountain F. A. Ironside the Dentist Chicago College of Dental Surgery C. A. Perrin, M. D Helena, Montana Physicians Pipestone Springs Wm. E. Casey Hot Springs, Arkansas R. Burket Pipestone Springs, Mont Tiei, “Ay Thos. Lavell Thos Sullivan Mgr Park Silver Bow Foundry and Machine Company M. U. RR County Road South Butte P. O. Box Schilling @ White West Park King Block
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