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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1902
Page
11
For public safety the company reserves the right to refuse power connections if an electrical inspection certificate is not presented with the application. Notify the company when wiring begins and use its inspector free of charge.
Edward S Willard renowned English actor opens a two night engagement at Broadway presenting Louis N Parker’s The Cardinal set in Rome during the Vatican rise. The plot centers on Cardinal Giovanni de Medici and the fate of his brother Guiliano amid love, intrigue, and a brutal murder.
The Miners' union prepares for its annual Miners' union day on June 13 in Butte. A committee led by Ed Hughes and Thomas Duignan coordinates all arrangements and invites all organizations to join the celebration.
Fast electric lit train promotes guided tours via Salt Lake City and Denver. Listings show Missoula trips May 31 and July 4 5 6 priced at 34 50. Missouri river trips June 7 8 10 14 16 priced 42, with Chicago San Francisco and Los Angeles departures and prices listed. Reserve berths available at Oregon Short Line office 105 North Main Butte. H O Wilson general agent.
John Maguire recalls how litigation over the Grand Opera House property began with a 4,100 dollar bank judgment and a complex series of loans. John O Rourke and John Murray figures in the dealings as Maguire’s allies, with Murray funding redemption and finishing work to protect Maguire’s interests. Maguire had claimed 17 thousand dollars in salary, while Murray served as the house’s top stockholder and paid a monthly 125 dollar salary to Maguire during his control.
James A. Murray reports Charles W. Clark purchased Walter Hobart’s Burlingame country estate, a San Francisco Bay area property 20 miles from the city. Clark plans a canal to bring a yacht to the front door and to entertain guests there during winter months.
Dr. Donald Campbell of Silver Bow County reports Dr. Clark Bell of the American Tuberculosis Society has moved the annual meeting to June 2 3 and 4 at the Hotel Majestic New York. Delegates may also attend the American Medical Association gathering in Buffalo June 10. Montana physicians will attend both events. The International Detective Agency reports a busy day in the Owsley block with many varied cases.
Committees plan a music and speech program at Scandinavian hall Alaska and Copper streets to mark Norway independence day. The piece traces Norway from Danish union to independent kingdom and outlines 1814 events, constitution, and enduring national distinctness.
The Centerville minstrels are secured for a second performance at the Masonic and Odd Fellows hall in Walkerville under Silver Bow lodge No 11 AOUW. The show is set for next Monday evening with arrangements by Pat Colligan Joe Trevarthen Abner Johns John Hamilton and T H Martin. Performers include Jack McGlynn Billy Dee Jim McGlynn Peter McDermott Walter Duffy Dave Duffy Clara O'Donnell Eugene Dillon Joe Dillon Joe Cooney Pat Flatley Richard Baker T F McGlynn Nick Opie Joe H Vincent Miss Charlotte McDermott Matt Duff Fred Goodland Dave Duffy and Miss Stella O'Donnell.
The San Francisco shop at 205 East Park Street feared its brick walls were cracking after a rumble in the earth. Inspector Lane investigated the scene and found the structure solid and sound.
Dry slab wood easily sawed and quickly split offered at 4.75 dollars per cord by Northwest Coal Co located at 29 East Granite, contact phone 505.
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