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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1902
Page
10
A top optical parlor in Weert promotes exclusive services with a focus on privacy. The facility highlights its refined offerings and extensive client references from Butte, signaling a premium experience in eyewear and related services.
Sousa and his band gave two concerts at the Broadway Theater drawing enthusiasm despite modest crowds. The Jewish Women's Council in Butte discussed erecting a synagogue, with Rabbi Chumaceiro urging support and outlining the need for worship space as Jewish immigration grows.
Miss Tessie Leonard of 4209 North Washington Street was attacked by a large St Bernard while walking to the Butte Terminal Association where she works as a stenographer. The dog bit her left shoulder and was later killed after the wound was cauterized at Murray and Freund hospital.
The populist county central committee chose RP. G. Gilroy as chairman at a meeting last evening. Gilroy arrived from Pennsylvania less than a year ago and will not be eligible to vote in the upcoming election. Mike P. Tonyrey was elected secretary.
Marriage licenses issued yesterday in Butte to Clement D. Burkhirdt and Mamie J. Scott Edward Wilkinson and Kate M. Earl, all of Butte.
Judge Tuley in Chicago issues an order allowing 5 000 to 6 000 telephone lessees to join a suit filed by the Illinois Manufacturers Association seeking return of funds claimed as excess franchise charges. The decision could lead to substantial liability if the Illinois Supreme Court does not reverse.
Senator Hanna spoke to a large Wheeling crowd on the wharf addressing the trust question. He defended organized labor rights and the right to combine, praised western miners, and described a near millennium for capital and labor.
In Steubenville Senator Hanna challenges Tom Johnson to an economic tariff debate with no monopolies reference. Mayor Johnsen accepts and will debate at a time Hanna names, with Johnsen in Cleveland Oct 17 to election. New York Democrats endorse a separate state ticket by petition and plan rigorous opposing ticket to mobilize 7009 independents.
Helena city council was asked by the Typographical Union to enact an ordinance using union labor on all city printing and barring papers that do not employ union labor. The union submitted a comprehensive ordinance and it was referred to the ordinances committee.
A runaway horse-drawn buggy carrying three Democratic county candidates and a fourth candidate for assessor collided with a telegraph pole and building wall on Park and Main streets near the Blackfoot river area. Miller Sweeney Urquhart were knocked to the street with minor injuries. no serious harm reported. The incident followed by Republican campaign events at the courthouse with Joseph M. Dixon speaking.
William M. Wood and James W. Phillips Jr of the American Woolen executive committee cabled abroad for 5,000 tons of anthracite coal to be placed at the disposal of mill operatives. The coal is to be sold at exact cost.
Winston Churchill, the novelist, made his political entrance today via the republican representative caucus, which granted him a nomination. It is regarded as equivalent to an election.
Seattle batted Drinkwater for homers and doubles led by Babbitt to defeat Spokane. Klopf allowed three runs in the eighth as Seattle built a big lead. Full box of runs, hits, and fielding miscues listed from the Oct 6 game.
In 50 000 gathered at Oakley track Dan Patch did not lower the pace mark though he ran the mile in 2 03 under harsh conditions. The horse was paced by a running horse hitched to a sulky and clocked 31 seconds for the first quarter and 1 0012 for the half.
The racing establishment of Charles A. Reed was sold at Sheepshead Bay today. Knight of the Thistle sold for 18000 to R H M Potter. St Blaise Hermes Fusee sold for 5509 to J B Hagegin, a horse Reed bought for 100000 eleven years ago.
Silent Rowan has answered the challenge from the Dummy's brother. Kid Lee, now in Havre Montana, has accepted the bout. Silent will begin training within days for a fight scheduled near Havre on about the 6th of next month.
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