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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1903
Page
2
A storefront advertises Stein-Bloch men s suits in 1903 spring and summer styles with prices ranging from 14 15 to 19 85. The copy urges buyers to save dollars on American wholesale tailored cloths, noting the high interest in quick sales.
Norfolk suits in pleated yoked and belted styles, light brown and gray speckled effects. Coat and trousers only, no vest, very swell for younger men and suitable to any age.
Golden State officials and residents of Redlands prepared a ceremonial welcome for the visiting president. The event showcased community spirit as locals gathered to greet the head of state with regional pride and formal addresses during the arrival.
President Roosevelt arrived in Redlands and San Bernardino amid large crowds. He spoke on irrigation benefits during a ten minute address in Riverside and was greeted by local officials, veterans, and schoolchildren. Thousands attended the events in Barstow and on Seventh Street in Riverside.
Barstow May 7 President Roosevelt halted here for 18 minutes delivering a brief address to assembled crowds at the station. He then boarded the locomotive to continue his journey through the Cajon pass, after greeting locals in Victor and nearby communities.
Billings dispatch reports the Billings school board meeting brief and a yardmaster, A. F. Munteha, returning from Chadron with his wife after a family visit. mentions plans to discuss next school year teachers. The alleged Czolgoss connection is referenced in stray lines about President McKinley’s assassin.
Washington May 7 The post office department was notified that John C Algood a colored rural free delivery letter carrier near Gallatin Tennessee was stopped by masked armed men and warned not to work under penalty of death Postmaster General Payne suspended service on the route pending investigation and if verified will take action Other carriers were warned of possible consequences and the route may be abolished or soldiers sent to protect workers
The second trial of rancher Green on arson charges began with jurors chosen. Testimony described fires that burned haystacks, two barns, and several structures, with losses in the thousands. Additional notes mention court procedures, arraignments, and a separate May revenue report for the county.
Jai Dispatch reports Ke Huret stating a brewery will be built in Livingston this year with plans in preparation. The facility is expected to start with a capacity of about 43 barrels per day as demand exceeds initial expectations.
The Lewistown city government turns over to a new administration led by George W. Cook as mayor. New council members N. John, Walter Smith, and Jesse Pinkley are joined by Chandler Felting as city clerk and J. C. Robb as marshal and street commissioner. Gordon Oshearn replaces Arthur Wright as city attorney. George St. Stafford named engineer to develop sewer plans. A special meeting set for two weeks to begin installing a sewer system.
In Billings on May 1 the district court adjourned after three weeks of sessions. Judge Loud and the court plan to close the spring term before hot weather. This afternoon was set for defendants to enter pleas in ambing cases, but lawyers refused, claiming the court did not conform with the statutes.
Special dispatch reports Arbor Day events in Millings with a program in the Assembly hall featuring songs recitations and races for children including half mile pony and bicycle events. Charles Brown returns as conductor of the Red Lodge train while Mrs Brown is welcomed back to Hillings. Great Falls dispatch notes water and sewerage specifications for Portshaw school arriving tomorrow with bids sought promptly.
Death reported of Mrs Gebhardt wife of a section foreman on the Northern Pacific line four miles west of Park City. Cause given as a complication of disease. Age about 60. Funeral arrangements to be announced by the pastor.
Special dispatches report Milae Abbie Hardenbrook fell ill near court end prompting no continuation of the Hare Fis case. Judge Stewart reserved ruling on evidence about Hardenbrook's character until tomorrow morning as the jury remains under sheriff custody. Jack Main shows improving condition after a shooting, with doctors noting no vital organ damage and no further bullet probing expected.
May 10 19XX report notes W. Orr of Tee Dot touts a prospect two tiles northwest of Two Dot in a law reservation. He believes cyanide treatment will extract value. Fe Wilson known as Two Dot Wilson, Meagher County cattle king, is reportedly interested and may provide capital if the project advances.
May day dispatch notes Timber, Mor and Nish arrived from Hel Sha with uniforms long awaited after months without. Drill turnout had dropped due to wind and other reasons but an officer expected renewed interest. Kalispell dispatch reports two men who fled Sunday night remain at large, seen near Kalispell and later riding out of the country, while sheriff pursues them after a bedding fire incident.
Reports from Tokyo and Yokohama indicate Japan mobilizing naval and military stores as tensions with Russia over Manchuria escalate. vessels reinforce squads ready for maneuvers near Port Arthur and Viadivestock, with the Russian fleet preparing for possible action. BasYombong in Nueva Vizcaya burned, affecting provincial offices. Formosan derelict vessel Dr or drifted ashore near Dairo after long voyage.
At a Livingston city school board meeting the next term teachers were reengaged led by WA Jennings principal with Misses Hatfield Mallon Melaren Smith Fisher O Neill Yarger Lewis and Chambers all from Livingston. Lulu Brooke from Helena Whiting Town was barred from reengagement while Foss Simpson Slate Raich and Koehler did not apply. One teacher remains to be elected before the corps is complete. Salaries for teachers and primary teachers will rise by five dollars per month. Janitors Martin Rostrum and J W Venable were elected. The present term ends June 26. Special Dispatch to the Bt.
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