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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1902
Page
4
A list of candidates for the state legislature includes William H. Trippet, William Devine, Joseph Sladich, Joseph Ladke, H. Burke, and W. P. Evans as potential contenders. The notice outlines their names for voter reference.
A 50 member committee chaired by FitzPatrick finished a two day drive in Anaconda collecting 446 dollars for the Pennsylvanian coal miners. The sum will be added to prior totals as residents respond generously to aid the strike.
J M McMasters is in Butte for a social Friday as A A Richards hosts Maccabees to-night at 7 30. Capital City card party at Modern Woodmen tall offers valuable prizes and refreshments. Voters show rising registration in Deer Lodge County precincts.
A digest of local ads and notices from Anaconda includes prices on hats, stockings, and blankets, arrivals from Butte and Cable, hotel registrations, and upcoming gatherings. Items mention Strain's, McRae's, Verborchiners, and Williams & Hoyt's shoes, plus funeral times and church services for local residents and visitors.
Anaconda Lodge No 289 holds a regular meeting at 8 o'clock sharp with business of importance on the agenda.
Chief Taylor freed Lizzie Hall, a Darktown resident, after conferring with Butte police. She was arrested Tuesday night by Night Chief O Brien and Officer Fitzpatrick on a suspected robbery charge involving Robert Lindwall and $120 in Butte.
In Anaconda a wall statement indicated that if sufficient evidence could be produced the woman would be brought back to Butte for trial. Lindwall met with Chief Taylor yesterday but did not provide evidence to warrant continued prosecution.
John Stevens found dead in his Williams hotel room was not a member of any local union, prompting a collection to cover burial expenses. The text also lists prices for women's tailored suits, skirts, fur neckwear, and other fashion items from Mark & Co, with notes on Monte Carlo con warns and a garland stove or range remark.
Members of Trash Judge No 52 D of H Anaconda hosted a social at Turner hall with strong attendance. The program featured a musical act, a drill by the Butte I team, plus card games and dancing, marking this as among the lodge’s best entertainments.
George Storrar the labor candidate for sheriff denied reports he considered withdrawing his name. He stated he was unaware of the rumor until the morning and would remain in the race until the election concludes, reiterating his nomination by the labor party and rejecting any incentives to quit.
Paris dispatch reports Constantine Greaves secretary of the interior and marshal of the nobility of Southern Russia engaged to Miss Muriel Byram of Chicago. The couple met in Cairo last year and became engaged during a visit arranged by Grand Duke Cyril.
A Piney Creek Maine woman recounts severe stomach trouble and nervous prostration worsened by coffee. After using Postum Food Coffee as directed, her stomach settled, she recovered, and both parents stopped coffee and improved. Postum Co. Battle Creek, Mich. endorses the product.
A long testimonial letter from M C Butler advocates Peruna for catarrh and dyspepsia, arguing the remedy cures catarrh wherever located and improves digestion naturally. The letter describes chronic illness, failed medical trials, and repeated endorsements by Rochester residents, urging readers to try Peruna and report outcomes.
A damaged OCR fragment shows scattered times and events such as a 1 pm entry and a 2 10 pm coda. The readable items mention morning 3210 a m and afternoon moments with unclear labels. No clear names or locations are discernible.
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