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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1901
Page
11
Fully warranted moderate prices for gold dental work. Kine gold sets and perfect teeth available from a graduate of the Chicago College of Dental Surgery.
London papers praise Michael Joseph Flavin of North Kerry as the driving figure of the Irish revolt that led to 12 Irish members being expelled. Descriptions crown him tall, teetotaler, iron nerves, and a champion of his race, urging bold action over parliamentary niceties.
The meeting showed earnest claims that associate n will rival larger organizations. officers were elected: President S W Shier, Vice President Charles J Andrieu, Recording Secretary Gertrude Pierce, Financial Secretary Susie Evans, Trustees H D Blair Clarence Smith and Margaret Vande Walker. Next meeting at Business College rooms next Friday evening aims for better quarters and weekly gatherings.
A Friday meeting of the Butte Stenographers association saw about 40 top stenographers formally join the Western Labor union. Enthusiasm ran high as leaders expressed optimism for improved conditions and workers’ rights.
Walkerville braces for a chase as Independent Republican candidates enter the aldermanic race. The field includes John Johns in First Ward John Jewell in Second Ward and William Toy in Third Ward. The Citizens ticket lists Hy Stevens Thomas B Elliott and John Hamilton with a Democratic Populist slate backing Collins Cannon and James McCarthy. The parties claim aims of economical government and stronger police while others push municipal electric lighting and clean streets.
A Manila cable purportedly shows General Aguinaldo agreeing to join Al G. Field's minstrel show for 10 minute talks at $2000 each. Field, an advertiser and promoter, had offered Aguinaldo $2900 daily after his capture by Funston. The tale mixes sensational claims about recruitment and pay.
Scofield faces a suit of clothes taken by Pat Healey during a raid on Bray's wholesale grocery. The garments, freshly fitted, were found in Jerry Murphy’s room after Healey was jailed for stealing 175 boxes of cigars and 200 pounds of ham. W. J. Heselop, once Scofield roommate, also linked to recovered garments. Orton Bros. advertise pianos and organs at 219 N Main St Butte.
A party of friends gathered as FE H Sherman unveiled his new graphophone or talking machine. They listened to a political speech recorded on a cylinder and heard the reproduction clearly through the device. Sherman plans to use it for dictation and letters at his business, making the talk maker a notable novelty in the city.
Dr. Owen McFadden is praised for a cure of rheumatism after years of illness. The letter from K S Batteiger of 12 West Copper Street describes severe pain, failed medical trials, and Arkansas hot springs without relief before the offered medicine allegedly restored the writer's health.
Ellis John, chasing a metaphorical ladder to fame, mistaken to be a rightful ascent, took a ladder outside a Main street saloon. Police intervened as the item proved a theft charge, and John ends up in custody awaiting further action.
Two alarms sounded at about 1 pm as fires broke out from defective flues. At Main and Aluminum streets, smoke prompted action while Chief Sanger responded to 1270 Second Street where H. A. Garner’s grocery shop suffered a flue fire damaging walls and woodwork. Loss estimated at $50, covered by insurance.
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