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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1901
Page
6
John J. Quinn president of the miners union and other members have applied for an injunction to prevent the purchase of Amalgamated stock. The action, long threatened, seeks to restrain stock acquisition by union interests in a move affecting labor and corporate relations.
A temporary restraining order stops the Butte Miners' union trustees and officers from investing about $50,000 in Amalgamated Copper stock. Plaintiffs led by John J. Quinn allege no authority to invest union funds and seek further injunctive relief. The order directs appearance on June 3, with Peter Breen and Alex Mackel for the plaintiffs.
Rev. Emanuel E Wilson of Bay City and Mrs Alfred R Hemstreet reportedly eloped from Muskegon Heights. Wilson, preaching from a railroad chapel car, vanished with Hemstreet after meeting at a revival. Sheriff Payne later located Wilson near Mears, while Hemstreet’s husband filed a warrant. Wilson has a wife and five children in Bay City.
Judge Noyes ex-Congressman Geary and Alaska District Attorney Woods were cited to appear and show cause in the United States circuit court of appeals. The order follows actions after Judge Morrow issued a writ of superseders in the MacKenzie case. The second Monday in October is set for show cause hearings.
Judges Gilbert, Ross and Hawley ruled after affidavits were filed this week. The affidavits allege attorney Geary advised his client to ignore a writ, claim Judge Morrow lacked jurisdiction. Accusations target Judge Noyes and District Attorney Woods for conflicting orders and contempt, with both now in Nome.
In Butte in 1896 Leonard sued the city for 5000 over a defective Main street sidewalk. A jury awarded 2500. the city appealed. Leonard died before argument. administrator John F. Hogan substituted. Court expected to hear more cases before summer vacation.
Helena May 18 C M Allen of Lolo was appointed by Governor Toole to the state board of horticulture to fill the seat of Samuel Dinsmore of Missoula for the term ending February 17 1908 Dinsmore had been named by Toole but resigned because his nursery business made him ineligible
The Anaconda Cycle Path and Good Roads association lists 200 members with $182 collected and $180 spent. Seven and a half miles of bike path completed, with substantial soil work. the first section is near Gregson Springs, within three miles. New members added include J W Dezell, R M Davidson, John McMahon, and many others. Preparations for the Mountain View park picnic on May 30 are complete.
A glowing review praises Clyde Fitch drama Nathan Hale starring Howard Kyle and Jessie Izett for its humane, touching portrayal of revolutionary days. Kyle's performance is called superb. the supporting company is excellent and the production is historically accurate. The piece blends light comedy in two acts with a tragic final arc, ending on a refined note under an apple tree.
A sale offers Irish linens damask tablecloths damask napkins and Marseilles bedspreads at reduced prices. Highlights include 72 inch bleached damask yardage 65c to 95c and satin damask items marked down from 1.90 to 0.65 0.95 and 3.50 to 2.75 or 5.50 to 3.50 with assorted napkins and full size crochet bedspreads.
A range of Scotch ginghams checks stripes and plaids offered at 20c to 30c per yard tomorrow. Colored Swisses in pink blue red and cream, sheer fabric usually 30c, priced TO tomorrow. fancy welt piques suitable for children's sailor suits and ladies skirts, worth 40c. fancy silk striped crepon for evening wear. Latin striped French dimities in floral designs, regularly 1s a yard, all offered tomorrow.
Tomorrow at the Connell Store a large import section debuts with new hosiery and kid gloves. Featured are fast black lace hose, striped cotton hose, three for a dollar offers, and guaranteed gloves with values from 1.50 to 2.00.
A local store advertises a clearance of trimming novelties including Venice allovers lace handkerchiefs belts and pocketbooks. Items are heavily discounted with prices ranging from 15c to 2.00 per yard or item and emphasize leather pocketbooks and initial handkerchiefs.
For a flattering figure and comfort the article urges proper fitting. It promises a few extra minutes to ensure a correct fit with an expert corset fitter always on hand.
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