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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1900
Page
24
Gorton's New Orleans minstrels set to perform at the Margaret theater on Friday evening with a notable band. A parade and concert are planned at noon the day of the show. The company promises strong singing, especially a prime quartette feature. A hat among hats—the Gordon.
At 4 50 p m yesterday the fire department responded to 810 East Fifth Street the home of John Gregory after a boy playing with matches started a fire in a lounge. The blaze caused little damage aside from destroying the lounge and frightened witnesses who thought the whole house was on fire.
In a police court case one brother testified against another, compelled by authorities who said it was his duty to prosecute. Dan Green, accused, has a history of idleness and imprisonment, while Neil Green, the complainant, is a workingman who claimed Dan used his brother’s passbook to obtain goods and pawn them for whiskey.
Dan purchased a revolver for $10 which led to his arrest after Neil learned of his actions. The weapon was pawned out and a friend posted $6.59 to recover it. Justice of the Peace Frank Kennedy released Dan at Neil's urging, but further purchases of shoes at $2 a pair were uncovered. Night Chief O'Brien re-arrested Dan and the investigation continues.
Thomas Dennehy 65 a Rocky mountain region miner died at his home 414 Maple Street after a prolonged illness of dropsy He leaves his widow Mrs Bessie Dennehy The couple had lived in Anaconda for two years with Dennehy in poor health most of that time.
Excursion tickets will be sold Wednesday to Friday and Saturday for the Copper City limited line. One dollar and twenty cents tickets sold daily for seven days include board and lodging at Ravalli hotel in Hamilton.
Michael Cox called the Standard editorial rooms last night to dispute being listed as a delegate from the Ninth precinct to the Deer Lodge convention. He said the action was unauthorized and he has no sympathy or desire to ally with the listed delegates.
We have turned out already this season some pretty overcoats from twenty to thirty dollars. Let us make yours with a style to please you and trimmings of the very best. Thueson two doors from Owl drug store.
The golden stool, symbol of Ashantee kingship, has fueled Anglo Ashanti tensions for years. Captured from Coomassie, it remains with the tribesmen after Wolseley’s 1874 seizure. In 1900 the Ashantees refused taxes to Governor Hodgson, prompting a search for the relic that helped ignite the latest conflict.
A Detroit Free Press account depicts Brown deceiving his wife about nightly office visits to cover up a sham business meeting. He lures her with a phony scheme, then meets a non existent contact, while secretly meeting at a club and securing “ready money” for about 60 days, buying chips in the process.
Coroner's inquest confirms Thomas Lewis rode an ore train to Butte, fell between cars, and died from injuries and shock. Witnesses link Lewis to Butte with sister or aunt Mrs Johns and a plan to head to Colorado. no one else blamed for the accident.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Sanford's Liver Invigorator as the best Liver Medicine a vegetable cure for liver Jill Bulbousness intigeston and constipation claims.
A special meeting of the county commissioners is held today to appoint registry agents and election officers to fill vacancies. The board will review boiler inspector recommendations for county buildings heating, consider iron railing on the court house grounds, and may fill the vacancy left by William Devine’s resignation. A date to sell property deeded to the county for delinquent taxes will likely be set at the meeting.
A fall and winter millinery sale offers one third off regular prices and twenty percent off all hair goods. Inspect and call for savings. 406 East Pari. MME. Young.
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