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The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is at 28 Fast Broadway in Butte. Telephone number 422. Advertising rates furnished on application.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1902
Page
7
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is at 28 Fast Broadway in Butte. Telephone number 422. Advertising rates furnished on application.
The ticket lists candidates for district judge Bernard Noon state senator M P Gilchrist and multiple legislature seats including W W M Dowell Charles E Also Timothy Crowley and others. Countywide posts include sheriff Thomas S Kilgallon treasurer James T Finlen clerk and recorder Pp W Ryan assessor John J Murray county attorney John L Templeman county auditor Maurice Hartnett coroner Michael Egan public administrator John Melville surveyor Er J Strasberger and superintendent of public instruction Cassie Laird.
Butte items report business moves including Orton Bros pianos and Montana Music Co sales. Local officials and professionals relocate offices from Sherman’s and the Standard to new addresses while state matters note bankruptcy hearings and a batch of aliens voting.
The D A R met yesterday afternoon entertaining Mrs. B E A Morley of 691 West Quartz street. Members and visitors discussed the copper spade tied to a Washington memorial stone and the Silver Bow chapter's funding. E L Kern spoke on Colonial Music detailing Barbara Allen and songs like Yankee Doodle How Stands the Glass Around and Captain Kidd. Mr and Mrs Hermann Greve arrived as guests of Mr and Mrs Charles M Mattison. Greve returns from Europe and Los Angeles. Mrs J R Russell returned from Creeklyn ranch visit with daughter Mrs John B Wellcome.
Dorothy MacLane sister of the author of The Story of Mary MacLane marries Louis M. Thayer a Butte newspaper man after a secret courtship. The wedding took place at St. John's Episcopal church as colleagues learned of the union later that day. Thayer recently joined the Inter Mountain staff and had met Miss MacLane a week earlier in Butte. The pairing draws praise from friends and associates of both sides.
The piece argues that life insurance guards business continuity as many entrepreneurs fail. a right policy can be converted to cash and provide immediate funds on death. It cites The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York as an asset leader with resources exceeding all peers.
Sam D. Martin filed suit in the district court against F. Augustus Heinze for 2525 dollars claiming gambling chips bought at Martins gambling joint were not paid for. This is the third suit in a series of debts related to 1900 gambling activities.
A warrant was issued for Mrs. J. P. Lewis of Farrell Street after E. C. Otis, a bill collector, accused her of striking him with a club during a demand for money. Lewis, who claimed insult, was arrested by Policeman Dowling and granted a continuance by Judge Boyle until Wednesday afternoon.
The Silver Bow Good Government club formed on Oct 15 met last night with about 36 members present. E M Walker was elected president and M J Geiger secretary. The group chose a name by unanimous vote, the Sil- (text ends).
A three member committee to secure suitable quarters was appointed. Members will be notified by the secretary once arrangements are made. The Montana Music company at 119 North Main Street acts as local agents for Steinway pianos and holds exclusive agency in Butte for Aeolian and other piano brands.
John Adams, 20, a miner from Anaconda road, was injured by a fall of ground at the Diamond mine and is hospitalized at St. James. His left foot is badly crushed and he may be unable to walk for several days. A Y M C A meeting is set for Tuesday evening October 21 with directors to report good news.
On the liner St Paul returning from Cherbourg to Sandy Hook, Col Gordon Stanley and two others named F Alexander and Cr Linwell allegedly won about 50 000 through high stakes poker. A late night hand produced a dramatic showdown with Alexander holding a straight flush of hearts to beat a four of a kind, shocking onlookers.
Early morning attack on Godfrey Houston a small boy in Walton Kentucky leads to a riot after tele phone workers intervene. Local colored residents Dan Steel and Ollie Steel are knocked unconscious as violence spreads to the Little Buck area. Authorities work to restore order as children are kept off streets.
The Tennessee Supreme Court ruled on a dispute over ownership of a baby carriage and a piano tied to a judgment against Harvey M. Lafollette’s wife, Mrs. Katherine Warner Lafollette, and W. A. Humphreys of Chicago. Humphreys had attached the described property for a $500 cash judgment against Lafollette’s husband.
The court ruled that the baby carriage and piano belonged to Mrs Lafollette and decided against Mr Humphreys. Mrs Lafollette, a society leader and prominent figure, drew wide attention to the suit.
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