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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1907
Page
13
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is at 28 East Broadway, Butté. Telephone 422. Advertising rates furnished on application.
Market notes show fluctuating precious metal pricing with irregular quotes ranging from 25 to 48 and decreasing steps to 6 and 15 as traders weigh supply and demand. Analysts caution volatility persists, guiding investors to monitor benchmark indices for near term direction.
Miss Mary McCartney, a Dillon school teacher, died at Murray's hospital in Butte after a long cancer battle. She suffered from a cancerous growth and had been hospitalized for nearly a month. A sister and brother from Cambridge Ohio arrived to be with her at his deathbed. The body will be sent to Ohio for burial. Centennial beer is promoted as clean and free of eastern additives.
In Butte a bitter feud erupts between Servian Montenegrin factions after leader Rako Vrbica is arrested for carrying a gun. He fears attack if released and vows to fight the charges with witnesses to be produced in police court. The case follows a long feud linked to a Servian Patriotic dispute and local Austrian influence.
A smoldering fire caused by spontaneous combustion was found in 459 tons of coal stored in the McKinley school basement at 30 o clock last night. Firemen moved quickly to prevent a blaze and a watch will guard the coal, which will be removed this morning. Similar dangers led to coal removal at the Hamilton block and Garfield school in Butte last week, prompting precautionary measures citywide.
Miner Bert Ritter of 1024 West Granite Street was thrown from a fractious horse on Excelsior Avenue yesterday morning. He suffered a possible skull fracture and was reported in critical condition last night after being found unconscious with blood at both ears and rushed home for medical care.
Orton Bros offer pianos and organs at deep discounts to clear floor space. Many second-hand uprights and Kimballs at half value, organs from $7 to $12, with small down payments and monthly terms. Limited stock, come early for choice at 2138 215 N Main St Butte.
Rev Frank Powell of Helena spoke to a large Butte Unitarian audience on Jesus. He contrasted the mythical Bethlehem Christ with the real Jesus of Nazareth, arguing Paul’s writings reveal Jesus’ life and character, while gospels offer fragments. He urged following Jesus’ example as a moral leader beyond creed.
Sterling silver novelties, useful and ornamental, stocking a hundred kinds from band bracelets to pen wipers. Mayer's at 22 West Park invites visitors to browse a full case of items with prices from 1.25 to 6 dollars and mail orders promptly filled.
Peter Reilly claimed he was robbed at a saloon near the Five Mile house after paying with a five dollar bill. He had no visible injuries but said he lost seventy dollars and was shot to have been struck twice. Police investigated two alleged robberies with no arrests reported by nightfall.
Police ordered Benton and Holland rink pavilions closed Sunday night under state law as enforced by Chief Wynne. Officers reported no other dance halls open andJewelry repaired 'right at Itkin's.
A concise column notes money talks yet favors a final goodbye, reflecting on themes of value and departure with a sharp editorial voice from the Indianapolis Star.
A concise observation from the Chicago Record-Herald notes that as genius accumulates wealth its distinct edge softens into simple talent, prompting reflection on creativity, commerce, and the stages of reputational gain.
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