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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1903
Page
37
The notice itemizes prices for sacks of tea and coffee credits, butter and lard per pound or per case, sugar, lard options, and mentions a $1.25 flour guarantee. It invites requests for price lists and lists peaches pears and tomatoes with case, dozen, and can prices.
Prime rib and various beef and mutton cuts are advertised in the bakery department with a large electric sign. Items listed include Lutey Bros prime rib, mutton chops, shoulder pot roast, and hamburg steak sold by the pound, reflecting a fresh meats display.
Federal hearing in Butte presided by Judge Blake for Western Union's injunction against the American Labor union and several allied unions. Sidney McMichael testifies on ADA T interference, wage demands, and protests including a March 14 meeting and a March 2 banner incident. Hearing continues with defense objections to service and testimony.
Beginning Saturday May 25 and every Saturday thereafter the B A P railway will offer round trip fares to Gregson Springs Anaconda to Gregson 30 cents Butte to Gregson 80 cents Tickets valid from noon Saturday to noon Monday Readable from Butte address W R Meech OP PT A Tickets sold at North Main Street Butte strong local transit notice from early 20th century rail line.
Mrs. James Keerl testified about her husband J S Keerl's alternating sobriety and drinking spells, his suspected mental decline, and fears of death by his own hand. She described pre drinking mood changes, paranoia toward friends, insomnia, and ritual behaviors, noting his musical talent and home life.
The Pennsylvania state convention endorsed Roosevelt for renomination and opposed tariff changes. Senator Quay declined re-election as state committee chairman. Senator Penrose succeeded him. Nominations included Snyder for auditor-general Matthus for state treasurer Morrison and Henderson for superior court judges. The gathering, held early, featured unanimous business handling.
Antwerp reports the British steamer Huddersfield, outbound to Grimaby, collided with the Norwegian steamer Uto and foundered. Twenty emigrants from Austria and Italy are said to have died, with the crew saved. The Uto’s bows were damaged and 24 emigrants aboard were aboard overall.
Judge Henry, returning from Red Lodge, said the docket's heavy load prevented him from presiding over Anaconda city election cases. He plans to resume work June 3 in Red Lodge and will announce findings then.
On May 16 the Northern Pacific lists weekend excursion fares to Pipestone Whitehall Lime Spur Twin Bridges Alder Deer Lodge Bonita and Hamilton with return prices from 1.50 to 10.00. Some trips require Saturdays or Sundays sales and Monday returns with hotel lodging included at Ravalli hotel Hamilton. W H Merriman, Genl Agt, announces tickets on sale Wednesdays and Saturdays.
A fine new bridge has been completed across Rock creek near the old Wyman saw mill. The ford at the location floods in winter and is passable only in summer, aiding lower Rock creek ranchmen in accessing markets and land resources. Memorial day plans are set by the Grand Army of the Republic, the Spanish American War Veterans, and the Women’s Relief Corps, with Theodore Fischer linked to a Missoula disappearance and former Philipsburg bakery ties.
Paris officials announce plans for King Victor Emmanuel of Italy to visit Paris on July 3 or 7 with elaborate ceremonies. The date depends on whether he goes to London first. President Loubet may visit London and Rome, with Vatican support for his Rome leg.
Meveland Ohio May 27 Senator Manna received a large number of telegrams today concerning his vote not to oppose endorsing President Roosevelt for a second term at the estate convention. Telegrams were largely congratulatory and said Hanna had aided party harmony. Hanna refused to discuss the subject, calling it a closed incident.
Special Dispatch reports in Livingston on May 27 a large tract of real estate, seized for nonpayment of taxes, was sold this morning after the county secured title. Local officials oversee the sale and indicate proceeds will be used to cover delinquent accounts.
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