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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1900
Page
10
A plasterer and groom celebrated his wedding with a charivari on West Quartz Street 1900 block when gunfire erupted. Neighbors alarmed as pistol shots peppered the night, a boy wounded in the heel, and the revelers dispersed after the groom apologized and no complaint was filed.
Great Northern ticket office at 41 North Main street offers tickets to Anaconda and all stations between. Information on time cards and freight rates cheerfully furnished.
J H Jackson opened the meeting as the oldest Scandinavian resident in the county. Hans C Boe welcomed him back to the Republican fold and promised an efficient chairman. Boe said he left the opposition and backed Montana prosperity and Butte. Thomas A Morrin gave the keynote remarks followed by several speakers including Prof A C Newt Col Co F Lieyd J Giard C T Lomas and Joseph Chauvin.
A young woman complained to Magistrate Sullivan that Mrs. Jackson of the Owsley block employment office took a fee and failed to secure work. Mayor McCarthy directed Clark Scheffel to inform Jackson to refund the girl's money or risk license revocation. Jackson promised to explain today.
Billy Woods reports his marriage and residence at Bowbells North Dakota. Associated Charities meet at 2 20 PM in Auditorium rooms. EF Starr leaves for the East to visit friends. Nick Jahreiss questions incendiary fire claims at Crystal Springs barns. Dr Maurice Eisenberg and Caldwell Edwards speak at Suttons theater in fusion efforts. Eisenberg criticizes Rockefeller wealth and philanthropic use. Rumor of Standard Oil investment in Montana mentioned.
An event titled A Night With the Spirite set for tonight at the Christian Tabernacle. Admission is 25 cents.
William McClever and James Smith arrived from a camp below Divide with McClever carrying about 70 dollars in money and checks. They stayed at the Clarendon hotel where McClever woke to find the money gone and Smith missing. Captain Leyden arrested a man on Main Street and the case moved toward resolution.
The entry lists speakers at the Butte opera house on Saturday November 3 in Dillon with events on November 1 and 2 and a Saturday 5 date in Sand.
Part of the money was recovered in his right hand following a search at police headquarters, indicating possible concealment or recent possession. The report notes the discovery as part of the investigation into the suspect’s activities.
The Butte police reported a subdued Hallo we'en with few pranks. Few signs removed and a couple of gates missing, but no arrests. Chief Lavell and Captain Leyden noted a light day detail and calm.
Detroit families seek Chinese labor to fill scarce hires as the so called hired girl problem grows. Wealthier households consider Chinamen for all household tasks including cooking washing child care and accounting with claims of reliability and economy despite higher initial costs.
In the Indianapolis Press a stocky man questions a man with a wild eye about political party allegiance. The respondent insists he belongs to the party number three and denies belonging to a second party.
Fragmentary notes describe an event at Butte with Chestnut sighting and a Red Lodge reference. The garbled text mentions November dates and a Saturday context. No clear outcomes or participants are readable.
An OCR fragment lists days in November across cities Butte Araconda Bozeman with sequence CHUPSDAY Friday November and Saturday November 1.
L. Meyers hosts events in Red Lodge on Thursday November 1 with Billings on Friday November 2 and Missoula on Saturday November 3. Details unspecified in the fragment.
A fragmented note references J. C. Stiff in a local matter under inquiry. Details are sparse but the item appears connected to a community discussion or investigation.
Townsfolk prepare for two day sequence of events Friday and Saturday November with schedules announced for public gatherings and activities in the town center. Local organizations urge participation and note potential changes to listings.
A fragmented report notes that a once influential band now has only thirteen dollars left. The item hints at decline and fading finances affecting the group and its legacy.
The Modoc band now numbers 13 men and a few women and children, living on a Quapaw reservation in Kansas under guard after a century of conflict. Once fierce fighters, they are weakened by disease and poverty, with Chief Yellow Hammer seeking return to California as the U S government keeps them as prisoners. Their last show at reunions collects coins for a “The Last of the Modocs” tent performance.
A brief item notes fresh oysters in New York with counts per dozen. Details are fragmentary but indicate market activity or listing. No full names or dates confirmed.
The Duke of Leeds marked his 39th birthday at Hornby Castle near Bedale where he resides with the Duchess and their four daughters when not aboard the Corisande. The Hornby estate is described as magnificent with expansive lawns and fine timber, reflecting generous care for its grounds.
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