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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1900
Page
10
Colonel Thompson of the Boston Lyric Opera company and Stanley Whiting visited Butte to discuss theater matters at the Grand. They mourn Manager McFarland's retirement and note Butte’s rise as a notable theatrical town under his leadership.
Notice states Jerry McCarray declares as an Independent candidate for Sheriff in Silver Bow County. The filing appears as a public notice inviting supporters and voters to consider his candidacy.
Whiting and Colonel Thompson hosted a luncheon for McFarland and his brother Al at the Butte, praising his fair dealing and noting accountants and show people will regret his departure. They spoke of no complaints against the house and its management, and discussed bright futures and schemes.
The first quality Trefousse and other two dollar French kid gloves, mostly small sizes, are being sold at Hennessy’s at a reduced price per pair.
The Shamrock Copper Mining Co reports latest assay results at 12 percent copper, 4 ounces of silver and 90 cents gold. Shares traded at 19 cents. Office location listed as 23 FE Broadway.
Northern Pacific runs a Sunday excursion train to Pipestone Whitehall and Twin Bridges on September 9 from Montana Union depot at 9 00 a m returning from Twin Bridges at 6 90 p m Fares apply for Butte to Pipestone and return 1 00 Butte to Whitehall and return 1 90 Butte to Twin Bridges and return 1 50
Sunday excursion to Anaconda departs Butte at 1 30 P M and returns from Anaconda at 7 40 P M round trip one dollar. Marks the final game of the season between Butte and Anaconda.
The Anaconda Standard offers greater daily coverage per inch of print than other Montana dailies, providing more pages for the same cost. It emphasizes value in volume and depth compared with rival newspapers in the state.
Coroners jury in Lansdale Pennsylvania holds Philadelphia and Reading Company engineer John Davis and conductor Thomas Selby of the excursion train responsible for the Hatfield wreck which killed 13 and injured over 50. Telegraph operator D R Reidler and dispatcher W S Groves are named in the verdict for fault tied to block and signal rule enforcement.
North Yakima Washington September 7 Chief Iiowahe an elderly Yakima medicine man and chief was brutally stoned in his tent by an Indian named John The 80 year old doctor had treated a sick child during a band visit to hop fields below Kiena The killer John sought the chieftainship and murdered Kowahe after the child died then was killed by the crowd
A strong storm swept the southern Louisiana coast. Sea water backed up to the Mississippi river levees near Fort St. Philip. Dr. K R Burford and Superintendent Richard Quinn disappeared after a river trip and are believed drowned. Crop damage from saltwater is extensive.
Telegraphic advices from Chicago report Captain Obernie M. Carter now in federal prison at Fort Leavenworth will apply to Judge Thayer for a writ of habeas corpus. His attorney Frank P. Blair of Chicago will file the petition on Saturday in a Savannah fraud case tied to harbor work.
General Nelson A. Miles and party arrive in Minot in a special car. The group includes Colonel F. Michner Major J. D. Black Jr. Foster Thur man Miles and Mrs. Miles. They depart by carriage for a duck shoot at the Black Hills and plan a westward coastal inspection of military posts along the Great Northern route.
Cleveland Ohio Sept 7 arrangements are complete for the formal opening of the presidential campaign in Ohio at Youngstown tomorrow afternoon. It is expected that 35000 visitors will attend with speakers including Senators Depew Foraker and Hanna and Cornell University president Sechurman.
Charles Gilbert a veteran Chicago board of trade member aged T1 was killed when he fell down a store cellar stair in Evanston. His two children Charles W. Gilbert and Mrs Walter Williams reside in California.
A violent storm swept Kingston causing widespread flooding across rivers and extensive damage to banana plantations. Torrential rain continues with losses running into thousands of pounds.
Frank Moss on behalf of the Citizens Protective League accuses Chief Devery Inspector Thompson and Acting Captain Cooney of brutality and neglect in handling the West Side race riots. The hearing, led by President York, faces protests over witness cross examination as Moss seeks to defend its witnesses. The inquiry resumes Friday.
Washington reports pending changes across 14 Catholic provinces with announcements to follow Archbishop Kane’s return. Pope to honor US loyalty with further favors as Omaha likely becomes an archdiocese and new sees are planned in California New York and Pennsylvania. Riordan to receive a coadjutor and George Montgomery eyed for Los Angeles role amid papal appointments.
The article outlines early fall fashion with emphasis on hats as key styling, highlighting mushroom shaped felt and toques, ostrich plumes, gilt ornaments, and velvet frames. It notes broad brims, draped velvets, moleskin and beaver felts, and the return of the Russian blouse alongside smart tailor gowns and practical walking suits for autumn.
A tropical hurricane, after causing damage in Jamaica and Cuba, slammed Florida with near 100 mph winds. Two vessels may have lost crews near Miami as the bark Culboon ran aground five miles south of Casey Light, waterlogged and ashore with 50 000 feet of lumber.
The Berlin censor forbade the production of Die Strengen Herren a comedy by Blumenthal and Kadelberg at the Berliner theater due to its sarcastic reference to the lex Heinze.
In Huddersfield on September 7 the trades union congress selects Peter Noland of London and John Ware of Dumfermline as delegates to the upcoming congress in Louisville.
The Democratic state convention in Salt Lake reassembled at 9 this morning and nominated H. B. Hayes for state auditor R. C. Lund for treasurer A. J. Weber for attorney general N. T. Porter for superintendent of public instruction J. W. M. Cotton for supreme court judge and presidential electors W. Powers J. Thoresen and A. H. Tarbett.
The inspection board condemned a large portion of the beef and mutton preserved by the new air process brought by the British steamer Southern Cross from Buenos Ayres on August 9. The remaining cargo sold for about half the price of American chilled beef.
St Paul Minnesota September 7 Judge J C Nethaway yesterday nominated for associate justice of the supreme court by the democratic and populist convention and endorsed by the silver republican convention declines the nomination with thanks due to important business preventing acceptance.
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