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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1903
Page
15
New York April alerts that yesterday’s market rose on optimism but professionals restrained profit taking. The late session showed weak price declines then partial recovery, with copper and gold movements linked to broader nervousness. Bonds fell, and several rail and utility issues traded as market uncertainty persisted.
A fragmented trading day shows Amalgamated Copper Rincon and National Lead among names touched as markets drift. London and New York futures remained largely unchanged with minor shifts. activity in mining stocks such as Adams Con and Nevada echoed a cautious mood.
The market shows a decline in some grain and livestock sectors while others hold steady. Wheat and July futures drift while hogs and cattle move with spot prices and feeding margins. Overshadowed by weak demand and uneven activity, the trading room notes bids and receipts across major U S markets with mixed intents from buyers and sellers.
A terse note indicates States Steel favors actions against Melier amid financial and regulatory friction. The brief mentions a union involved in the dispute and hints at a monetary or DBA related issue connected to Hainan. Further details remain unclear in the OCR fragment.
Classified lines show brief wants for hosts in towns, a coatmaker, a German or Swedish woman for day work, and several housework positions. Entries include names and partial locations like Anaconda and Lemiey Missa, with brief job notes and immediate apply instructions.
Fragmented sales and employment notices show multiple postings for male help, first-class clothing, coatmaker, barber, teamster, market gardener, and hotel staff in Great Falls Missoula Butte and Anaconda. Entries specify wages, self licensing, hours, cigarettes banned, and contact details.
A jumble of 19th century classified requests seeks agents, housekeeper, dressmaking, nurse, and a four room house. Listings show addresses in Butte and Anaconda with brief promises of experience and references for employment and lodging options.
Public notice lists secondhand furniture for sale including couches chests bookcases cupboards sewing machine and storage items. Items described as modern and in saleable condition are offered at unspecified terms by Christie Manager at 4 W Broad Butte.
A damaged clipping references Broadway company and an individual named Ellin with vague notes about readings, periods, and influence of wire. The fragment hints at wallpaper, tastes, and present-day presence but lacks clear events or specifics.
Berlin dispatch reports from Petersburg that Russian frontier posts engaged a regiment of Cossacks forcing Turkish retreat after killing an officer and six men, with Russians suffering no losses. The clash occurred as Turks advanced from trans-Caspian territory toward Kus sia.
A dispatch from Paris cites reports that President Roosevelt would visit France with a fleet. Officials state there is no constitutional ban on travel, but an unwritten rule that the president should not leave the United States during his term without Congress.
Walter N. Dimnick, once with the United States Mint TocA branch, was convicted of stealing 130000 from a government building vault and sentenced to five years in prison with hard labor, adding to an earlier four year sentence.
A fragment discusses cabinet names and letter counts for U S presidential appointees, noting several single syllable names and varying letters in sec retaries and attorneys general. It references Hay Root Winson Corte and other figures, contrasting their names with predecessors and speculating on signatures and fame. The text also mentions Willam Morris and the Yan raper news.
A fragmented advertising page lists multiple Montana real estate offers and exchanges. Items include an 82,000 acre deeded ranch with 7 acres tillable near a town and station, exchange potential for improved property near Missoula. another 81,000-160 acre ranch with water rights, orchard, fences, and house near Stevensville. a 15-acre tract with hay and orchard near ditch systems. two pages note parcels in Butte and Anaconda with cheap lots near a new smelter, and an orchard and garden lot 245 miles from Mineola. Also mentions real estate firms George F. Brooks, G. W. Dickinson, and Fay H. Curtis, plus Jackman & Armitage Co.
Multiple listings announce furnished seven room house on the west side with lawn and partial month rent, plus furnished rooms for housekeeping with hot and cold water and bath. Additional rentals include furnished rooms in Butte and Anaconda area with 9 W. Quarta and 89 W. Copper street listings and housekeeping rooms.
A jumble of rent notices from Butte listing several properties. Includes stores and storerooms on Mercury and Montana, upper modern flats on Jackson, seven room cottages with water included, furnished rooms in various houses, and multiple standalone room plus bath offerings. Some entries note prices, locations, and contact hints such as 31 Colorado St and 217 Cole.
Classified snippets report a lost dog a long gold chain and a couple seeking a room in Butte with unframed, garbled details. Also small ads promote assaying services by Mayer and Lewis and two other assayers offering prompt care for gold and silver bullion.
Numerous old time loan notices advertise money to loan on furniture chattels real estate ranch property livestock and other securities. Firms include Mendelson Dube Dav enport and Slemons Booth with rooms on River Howvik and Park avenues in Butte offering low interest rates and service guarantees.
Almanac style ad fragment listing land acres in Alberta Canada for males, water, climate, low taxes, railroad rates, and various business and personal services. Mentions stove merchant, carpet cleaning, furniture trades, second hand purniture, boarding, and private family rooms.
A listing for an eight-room lodging house at Broadway seeks immediate occupancy. B Binnard advertises the property in a standard real estate note. The ad emphasizes location and readiness, inviting quick agreements.
Auction notice from Safore Twill and others offering a brown heifer, horseshoe, 12 head stock, and safekeeping for rep. Joseph ecabeen of Race Tracks Mon SLE-FOR listing items like 14 carat gold hunting watch, Q. P. address Butte city. Also vendors advertise horses, wagons, sewing machines, bath fixtures, and two milch cows in Butte.
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