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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1900

Page

7

Butte Notes Mention Local Visits and Rail Facts

Local items report Fred Orton piano tuner at 219 N Main and various residents traveling to and from Butte. Northern Pacific and Great Northern lines provide through trains and sleeping cars to Minneapolis, St Paul, with limited Sunday round trips to Gregson Springs Anaconda and Mountain View park. Court actions include the short change Garrison case rescheduled and Anna Simpson powder case dismissed. Annie E Hamill to New York for winter.

Crystal Springs William Bradwell Butte Dillon McDermott W. J. Allan West Park Street Vadner Samuel Vadner Northern Pacific St. Paul Minneapolis Co. M. Mullen Boise Idaho Butte Hotel M. L. Hewett Basin Great Northern Railway Garrison Nichols Anna Simpson T. J. O' Rourke Alley Annie E. Hamill Jack Hamill Anaconda New York Great Northern North Main Street Martin F. Gilligan District Court M. P. Lavelle John W. Gilligan Butte, Anaconda Meagher Gregson Lovell Edna Leaver Seattle John Foorling Leaver Silver Bow County Court House McDevitt & McSherry

Democratic meetin g sets dates for Silver Bow caucuses primaries

Silver Bow county democratic central committee met in Judge Lindsay's court room to schedule caucuses on September 13, primaries on September 15 and the county convention on September 17 at Renshaw hall. Delegates allocated by precinct follow a 40 vote per delegate ratio. vacancies filled, notices issued for 122 delegates and alternates to Helena.

Democratic Central Committee Silver Bow County Jack Leary Dave McGee John Fogarty J. B. Nolan John Page Don Hayes Europe Renshaw Hall Congressman Campbell Democratic Party Montana Democratic Party of Silver Bow Butte Helena Legislative Assembly Debcinet Egates Joan Cadigan City Hall Walkerville John Curran Cowe P. J. Sullivan P. J. Sullivan's Hibernian Hall Union House Grant's Place Neighteen North Montana Dugan House Portland Laramie House Reynolds &Mc Dowell Florence Viita Oe Gagnon's Fast Galena Eect Ante Cs Csmatonce Hotel Occuk Cen Sass Cottage Hotel Eae Galena William Gallick West Porphyry Andy Port Dioch Klondike House Mast Park

Races at Sheepshead Bay Reported Winners and Times

Results from Sheepshead Bay on September seventh list winners for six races led by Servelia in the five furlongs and Sir Hubert in the two mile hurdle. Efforts show Serano and Suerano among other victors with times ranging from 1 25 to 3 25 for the hurdle.

New York Sheepshead Bay Servelia Star Taveta Serano McLeod of Dare Bold Knight Suerano Albula Rolling Boar Jack Point Whistling Con Sir Hubert Draughtsman Bender

Tremont Harness Meet Returns Fast Heat Wins At 2:11 To 2:20

Trotting races open with Grace Onward taking heat five in 2 14 and roster driver securing three straight wins in 2 14 2 18 2 14. Pacing class yields Belle Medium first with Dandy Way and Frank Yokum close behind in 2 15.

Grace Dandy Way Frank Yokum

Pennant Series to Be Arranged by Club Managers

Games to be played wholly or partly at Pittsburg between the pennant winning club and the club standing next. The trophy will belong to the series winner and the receipts go to the players. The number of games and all details to be arranged by the managers of the two clubs.

Pittsburg

Montana Summit Mining Company investment offer in Butte

Milwaukee game results show Milwaukee 7, Buffalo 1 and Chicago entries list Chicago 1, Kansas City 7. The Montana Summit Mining company promotes a silver lead high grade proposition through Thompson Investment Co. offices at 15 West Broadway Butte. R. G. Belden is corresponding secretary.

Montana Summit Montana Summit Mining Company Thompson Investment Co West Broadway Butte R. G. Belden

Knox Hat Shop Endorsed as Best Hats in the Universe

Knox the Hatter has built a reputation for the best hats. Hennessy's fall selections feature Knox Derbys Fedoras and Soft Hats with full assortments available. If you need a new hat tomorrow, see these.

Knox Hennessy Hennessy’s

Excursion to Anaconda Sunday from Butte

Last game of the season features Butte and Anaconda with a Sunday excursion leaving Butte at 1 30 p m and returning from Anaconda at 7 40 p m the round trip price is one dollar. A caucus of Dan Tewey boarders met at the Southern hotel to approve his plan to serve good food rather than politics.

Anaconda Butte Dan Tewey Southern Hotel Dan

National Letter Carriers elect new officers in Detroit

The National Association of Letter Carriers re elected President John Parsons of New York and officers including M F Finnan Bloomington Illinois Edward J Cantwell Brooklyn NY and Alex Mc Donald Grand Rapids Michigan R F Quinn of Philadelphia retired from candidacy for chairman. They endorsed the time limit bill for substitute carriers approved a 1200 stipend to Parsons for past services urged heat relief with a uniform shirt waist and shirt under the coat and called for discontinuing regular Deliveries by special delivery boys. An adverse report on a 1000 uniform salary bill was adopted Chattanooga chosen for next year’s convention city.

Detroit National Association of Letter Carriers John Parsons New York M. F. Finnan Bloomington Iil Edward J. Cantwell Brooklyn N. Y Alex McDonald Grand Rapids Mich R. F. Quinn Philadelphia Parsons Post Office Department Perry Heath Chattanooga

Runners Triumph in St Louis Day Meet Races

Results from a St Louis track meet on Sept 7 list seven furlongs Chiffon first Amelia Strathmore second Sylvan third with 1:31. Second race four and a half furlongs Blackford won Donna Bella second Jeanette third in :554g. Limelight won the mile and 70 yards Intendo second Nandora third in 1:484. Fourth six furlongs Staff won Necktack second Terraline third in 1:5544. Fifth mile selling Meddlesome won Zazelle second Guide Rock third in 1:42. Sixth six furlongs Diana Fonso won The Singer second Segueranca third in 1:15.

St. Louie Chiffon Amelia Strathmore Sylvan Blackford Donna Bella Jeanette Limelight Intendo Nandora Staff Necktack Terraline

Pacing and Trotting Finals at Hamline Race Meet

At Hamline on Sept 7 weather and track were fair. Dunton On So captured the 2:17 pacing class with three straight heats in 2:114, 2:10%, and 2:11%. Maud Marie won the 2:45 trotting class heats one, three, and four in 2:34%, 2:284, and 2:34%4 with Gale taking heat two in 2:50.

St. Paul Hamline Dunton On Maud Marie Gale

Darkness Ends Phillies-Cubs Tie in Ninth at Philadelphia

National League action in Philadelphia ends after nine innings tied with 1,883 in attendance. Score reads 6 12 0, with pitchers Hughes Donahue Orth McFarland handling duties and umpire Emslie officiating.

Philadelphia Chicago R. H. E. Nieago Ata Teas Ie Royal Canerh

Track results from six races at Chicago meet

Six furlongs results Handyman won with Propever second and Adie third in 1 15. Goal runner took six furlongs with L T Caton second and The Sluggard third in 1 14. In the steeplechase handicap short course Lord Chesterfield won Reno second Jim Hogg third in 3 36 2 5. Dad Steele won the mile with Donation second and third place to third in 1 42. His Eminence won five and a half furlongs with Ko heim second Bengal third in 1 99. Racivan won the mile and 7 guards with Quannah Parker second Little Land third in 1 46 2 5.

Chicago Handyman Propever Adie L. T. Caton the Sluggard Lord Chesterfield Reno Jim Hogg Dad Steele Donation Ko'heim Bengal Racivan Quannah Parker Little Land

Cincinnati Triumph Over Boston After Ninth Inning

A single two bagger a base on balls and a passed ball in the ninth gave Cincinnati three runs to win. attendance about 1,000. Score Cincinnati 6 Boston 2. Batteries Willis Dineen Clarke for Cincinnati Phillips Newton Kahoe for Boston. Umpire Snyder.

Boston Cincinnati R.H. EK Willis Dineen Clarke Phillips Newton Kahoe Snyder

New Yorks Defeat St Louis Team Amid Misplays

In New York on Sept 7 the New Yorks beat St Louis due to misplays by Jones and McCann. Attendance reported at 1 000. Scoring details include Jones Robinson Hawley and Grady with Umpire Gaffney.

New York New Yorks St. Louis Jones McCann Jones and Robinson Llawley and Grady Gaffney

Chestnut Bryan and Stevenson club organized

A Chestnut Montana meeting organized a Bryan and Stevenson club with 18 members and 48 signers. J L Smith was elected president John Collett vice president James Brady treasurer P M McDermott secretary George Brubler marshal and J McCarthy A M Maxeimer and Judge B Lingley named to the executive committee. The group will affiliate with the national association and expects growth as the list expands.

Standard Chestnut Mont Bryan and Stevenson Club J. L. Smith John Collett James Brady P. ©. McDermott Jeorge Brubler J. (. McCarthy A. M. Maxevier B. Lingley Forts National Association M Maxeimer

Third Cavalry Ships to Manila After War Dept Decision

The War Department has ordered both transports to proceed to Manila in line with the decision not to send more troops to China. The Third Cavalry has already sailed with their mounts en route to the Philippines.

Third Cavalry War Department China Manila Philippines

Death of William M. Wheatley noted in Spokane

William M. Wheatley who founded Montana’s first steam sawmill in 1865 died in Spokane at 73 after paralysis. He lived in Diamond City 1865–72, moved to Spokane in 1888, born in Pennsylvania with a career in iron at Altoona Iron. He leaves a widow and seven children: John W. and Werner Wheatley, Thornton Wheatley, Mrs J C Walker, Mrs Mary E Bishop, Mrs W I Williams, and Julia Wheatley.

Standard Spokane Wash William M. Wheatley Montana Diamond City Mont Pennsylvania Altoona Iron Company Hypotheek Bank Werner Thornton J. C. Walker Jutte Mary E. Bishop Oregon City W. I. Williams Coeur Atene City Julia

Sacramento Race Day Results Include Trotting and Sprint Events

In Sacramento on September 7, results highlight trotting green horses with purse 600 won by Joe Selby while Agonita places second and Maggie McKinney third in a 2:20 time. Gum Drop edges Kiss Me Gum and Pansy for best drummer time 2:23. Viola wins five furlongs with Fosilade second and Slats third in 1.02. Constellator takes seven furlongs for 3-year-olds and up with Snips second and Casdale third in 1.27. Cromwell wins mile and a sixteenth for 3-year-olds and up with Sunella second and Lode Star third in 1:48 1/4. Strika wins selling 2-year-olds with Hililouoen second and Philadelphbal third in 1:08.

Sacramento Cal Joe Selby Agonita Maggie McKinney Gum Drop Kiss Me Gum Pansy Viola Fusilade Slats Constellator Snips Casdale Cromwell Sunella Lode Star Strika Hililouoen Philadelphbal

Pittsburg and Brooklyn Game Ends With Tie

The Brooklyn game in Brooklyn on September 7 ended in a 63 to 63 tie when darkness halted play in the ninth inning. Attendance was 1,700 with Batteries Waddeill and Zimmer for Pittsburg and McGinnity and McGuire for Brooklyn. umpire O Day.

Brooklyn R. H. E. Pittsburg Waddeill Zimmer McGinnity McGuire

Missouri Pacific General Manager Stricken On Trip

General Manager Russell Harding of the Missouri Pacific railroad fell ill while traveling with his wife and friends. He was taken to Toledo hospital where doctors report the condition serious but not critical.

Toledo Ohio Russell Harding Missouri Pacific Railroad

FISHERY A FAILURE IN LABRADOR COAST

Reports from northern Labrador reveal great distress among shoremen as ice lingers along the coast. Many vessels have been crushed in the floes losing supplies and outfits. Others meet with poor success. The Labrador cod fishery is a virtual failure.

St. Johns N. F Labrador

Hart ford Grand Circuit meets close at Charter Oak Park

The Hartford meeting ended with the gate crowded for tomorrow. In pacing 2 10 class Ad miral swept heats in 2 07 14, 2 08, 2 09 percent, Paul Revere took heat one in 2 07 percent. Fred 8 Wedgewood won pacing 2 class in three straight heats, 2 00 4, 2 00, 2 09. Onward Silver topped trotting 2 14 class with three straight wins 2 12, 2 15 4, 2 16. Alice Barnes took heat two in 2 11 percent. Lamp Girl also cited.

Hartford Conn Charter Oak Park the Admiral Paul Revere Fred Wedgewood Alice Barnes Lamp Girl

Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph Awards $500 Silver Trophy

Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph offers finishers in the Pittsburgs series a silver trophy valued at $500 to be awarded to teams finishing first or second in the 1900 baseball season. The trophy will be contested in a series to determine the winner.

Pittsburg Pittsburgs Chronicle-Telegraph

State imposes new wool import tariff for two years

The ministry of state in Berlin announced that due to wool shortages the government will ease import by introducing a new tariff everywhere to continue for at least two years.

Berlin Supermeneer

Tunis Lumber receivers named in Baltimore court action

Theodore Tunis of Baltimore, president of the Tunis Lumber Company, and H. Nichols of Norfolk Virginia were appointed receivers of the Tunis Lumber Company today by the United States circuit court.

Baltimore Theodore Tunis This City H. #. Nichols Norfolk Tunis Lumber Company United States Circuit Court

Gun Explodes During Austrian Maneuvers Killing Four

A big gun exploded on the Galicia Bohemia border during Austrian military maneuvers. Four men were killed outright and 18 were fatally wounded.

Vienna Galicia Bohemia

Troop Transports Reach Japanese Ports

The transport Warren arrived at Nagasaki with two battalions of the ninth cavalry and the transport Aztec reached Kobe with horses aboard. The ships’ arrivals were reported to the war department.

Washington War Department Warren Nagasaki Kobe Japan Ninth Cavalry

Savings Hank Insolvent in McKeesport Area

The Fifth Avenue Savings and Loan association of McKeesport is insolvent and the Mercantile Trust company has been named temporary receiver. An alleged discrepancy of 352000 is alleged in a former secretary's accounts. The cash value is 467490 and the failure is the state's largest for building and loan associations. About 170 mill workers held savings for home purchases.

Pittsburg Fifth Avenue Savings and Loan Association McKeesport Mercantile Trust Company

American coal truck orders spark bids for Rand delivery

Cape Town reports American energy aims to secure or ders for 309 large coal trucks valued at £130.0% with quick delivery vital. Tenders came from British and American makers. Americans offered lower prices and faster delivery. British bankers fear English firms may let foreigners gain war profits.

Cape Town

Tragic Drowning in White River Near Waverly

In Indianapolis on September 7 Thomas Potten and his niece Annie Potten age 13 drowned in the White river near Waverly. Annie entered the water to bathe and drifted beyond her depth prompting her uncle to attempt a rescue.

Indianapolis Ind Thomas Potten Annie Potten White River Waverly

Tragedy in Brooklyn Ends in murder suicide

John Reider a Civil War veteran aged 69 killed his wife aged 49 and then killed himself at their Brooklyn home Jealousy was cited as the motive officials said this today in New Yorkments.

New York John Reider Brooklyn

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