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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1902
Page
6
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates with daily and Sunday options. Rates include annual, semiannual, and monthly plans with prices shown for different delivery periods.
The Standard lists postage rates for editions and extra charges for Europe and other countries. It notes main offices in Anaconda Montana with branches in Butte Missoula Great Falls and provides contact and distribution details. It also lists eastern offices in New York Chicago Washington and other city news stands. The date shown is Thursday November 4 18.
Early returns show a sweeping state ticket victory for Republicans led by Heinze in Silver Bow and strong Labor gains in Deer Lodge. The Standard links the result partly to Roosevelt administration sentiment and local Amalgamated versus Heinze tensions, noting Butte and Anaconda voters favored Heinze.
The article notes a new tariff in China effective Nov 1 as part of a broader fiscal reform. While flour is placed on the free list, a revised high duty may follow if imports harm the rice industry. The liken system allows provincial charges on transit, sparking internal and external debate with American interests split.
Exports of American flour to China and other Asiatic countries have grown since 1891. The 1894 Chinese Japanese war boosted trade. since then demand from China Japan and Eastern Siberia has increased yearly. Exporters anticipate shifting European shipments to Asia for better prices, despite possible duty barriers.
A Paris duel in The Belle of New York draws mock serious attention from reporters and photographers. The piece lampoons publicity stunts, bleachers and bioscope ambitions, while casual love advice suggests pies as a surefire courtship tool.
In Deer Lodge county and Anaconda on election day, labor ticket supporters stayed loyal from top to bottom, cutting and slashing tickets by rivals yet seeing surprising, decisive gains. The scene showed strong labor gains and puzzled opponents across the city.
Out of the wreck NYHOW the Standard led a campaign urging Silverton county voters to reject a quarter million dollar courthouse annex bond. The bonds were buried and the paper claims credit for steering the victory. Salvage appears as the county count in Butte progresses.
Efforts to unseat the Quay regime failed as Pennsylvania elected Republicans by large margins. Despite repeated tries to channel dissent into ballots, most Keystone state Republicans remained loyal partisans first and reformers second, extending Quay's boss influence.
The piece notes James Wimbi of Jersey City, famed for pies reminiscent of his late mother. It claims he is unmatched as a pie artist, though some pies are so dense they could be used as half-soles. The description highlights his light, flaky, delicious crusts.
The Inter Mountain weighs Montana politics after Tuesdays election. It questions a Republican successor for Senator Gibson and notes the party rarely scores consecutive majorities. The piece mocks Cleveland’s role, praises David Hill’s fighter reputation, and ends with a calm, dispassionate look at whether Thanksgiving is a failure.
A massive fireworks blast in Madison Square at a New York election event kills 12 and injures about 50, with many in serious condition. Coroner declares homicide charges against ten involved, while Bellevue Hospital reports multiple amputations and critical injuries amid a chaotic scene as police and crews work to recover victims.
Allan G Mason, arrested yesterday on suspicion of assaulting Miss Clara A Morton in Waverly, is held for further hearing on the murder charge. Remanded without bail after a conference with Judge Almy. Mason pleaded not guilty. Police say witnesses saw a man resembling him in Waverly last Saturday.
London observers note Generals Botha and Delarey and ex President Schalkburger witnessed a House of Commons discussion on civil service estimates. The grant to aid the Transvaal and Orange River Colony for the current fiscal year was set at 40,000,000 dollars. Colonial Secretary Chamberlain defended the plan amid opposition criticisms and affirmed Boer prisoners will be repatriated this year.
Capt. John M. Colman of San Francisco was arrested on the Umatilla on arrival at Victoria B C for kidnapping his 7 year old daughter Kathyrine. The child had been awarded to Colman’s divorced wife who has since remarried Capt. Ek W. Smith of San Francisco. Colman traveled under the alias John W Campbell as extradition papers were awaited.
Victoria B C Nov 5 Rev R Irving a missionary who arrived from laos Siam says the Shans district between Laos and Burmah were unjustly taxed by the Siamese and thousands rose in rebellion They captured Muang Pro and massacred all the Siamese they could lay their hands on Some 17 or 18 heads were removed by the victors and even the governor was not spared The rebels bore no enmity to others but the Siamese and raided Lakawan which was repulsed with loss
Special dispatch reports the Montana Music company formed in Helena with W D Mangan W C Dierks and Edwin Webber of Butte as organizers. Capital stock is 10000 and the firm will deal in musical instruments and music.
The Home Investment Company of Des Moines Iowa challenges Auditor Calderhead's decision to classify it as a building and loan company. It argues the firm operates as a co operative and asks the auditor to rule under Montana law whether it is a building and loan association or a cooperative. The state auditor referred the question to the attorney general for opinion.
The funeral for Michael J. Dugan, who died by suicide, was held at his residence 15 South Hobneck street. The service was conducted by the Fraternal Order of Eagles and the Bartenders' union with many friends from Butte and Anaconda in attendance.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports C. L. Carpenter suffered the loss of four fingers on his left hand in a sawmill accident in eastern Fort Benton County. He was brought to town by yesterday's train and his injuries were dressed.
Advert shows well made gowns of fleecy fannelette in attractive colors and styles. They promise full wear, easy washing, and a sale price mirroring typical expectations around 1.75 dollars for the garment. Special price is noted for today.
Fashionable coats in jersey castor and black offered today with guaranteed satin lining. Priced at 22.50, a special to-day sale claims a strong value and limited quantity, urging early purchase for a stylish, dainty finish.
Three shot and one man killed in Orange Texas as Jeff Chenault and Harris clash after a war of words. City Marshal Jordan and Tony Jones die. Harris captured after officer killed. James Harris plans revenge as crowd watches.
State Treasurer Barret issued a call for a large sum of outstanding general fund warrants issued prior to May 6. Interest on warrants called in will cease on November 13. The total amount involved is about $102,500.
In Helena district court Joseph McCrackin filed for divorce from Lydia McCrackin alleging desertion. The couple wed in Kansas City on December 25, 1887, and the defendant allegedly left the plaintiff on August 25, 1889.
Special Dispatch reports Helena November 5 that State Treasurer Barret received remittances from counties Powell 1074.23 Deer Lodge 1278.05 Broadwater 733.64 Granite 401.91 Ravalli 1148.14 today.
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