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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1901
Page
10
The piece describes Halloween prowlers stealing gates and ringing doorbells, along with folk beliefs about future marriages from rings in cakes and apple parings. It notes girls and women seeking glimpses of the future, cabbage-bed charms, mirror visions, and other common Halloween rites, with travel ads for the Rio Grande lines at 47 East Broadway.
Boston analysis argues Amalgamated Copper curtails output to avoid price collapse. It notes Butte mines suspend operations as United Metals controls supply, with copper stockpiles tight and market power held by Standard Oil affiliated buyers. Estimated annual loss from a price drop cited around 8.75 million dollars.
Jack Wade is unwilling to meet Jake Goodman at present. The two athletes are at odds over an upcoming bout and neither camp has set a firm date for a possible bout or public sparring.
In Butte the Montana lightweight champion Jack Wade refuses to meet Jake Goodman before Patsy Sullivan, agreed in the contract for a November bout. Goodman arrived with sparring partner Kid Oglesby and now weighs pursuit of the title as Wade signs with Sullivan.
Last night the Butte press club was organized and officers were elected. Founding members include local journalists and editors who announced plans for regular meetings and community press events.
The piece notes writers seek more sociable gatherings, proposing weekly meetups to swap stories and lift spirits beyond routine salaries. It recalls past figures Penrose and Phil Jullien as earlier lively examples.
The article argues standard washes do not cure catarrh and promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as an internal treatment. It notes the tablets dissolve in the mouth to reach mucous membranes and stomach, contain no cocaine or narcotics, and cost 50 cents per full package. They are presented as the safest and most effective catarrh cure on the market.
Newspaper men of Butte organize a formal press club with McMurray as president and Cheely as executive chair. J. W. Kelley and J. Derks named first and second vice presidents, with Searles as secretary and Seales treasurer. The group plans weekly gatherings and aims for fraternal unity among local reporters and editors.
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