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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1901
Page
8
An advertisement proclaims satisfaction for all buyers from common merchandise to high grade items. It highlights fixed, right prices aimed at a broad customer base. The tone is generic retail promotion without specific products or dates.
The ad promotes Parker L C Smith Ithaca and Marlin shotguns and rifles. It touts hammerless models with factory prices from 25 to 160 dollars. It highlights Savage Mannlicher Marlin Mauser and Colt rifles and claims guaranteed hammerless status and strong sales.
The article notes ammunition cases produced by the Winchester Repeating Arms Co last June carrying a date stamp. It adds that powder must be fresh to achieve best results.
Camping outfits offer large and small stores with Dutch ovens and utensils of all kinds. They advertise that they have everything you want and that prices are right.
A brutal affray broke out between brothers Blen at Divide yesterday afternoon. Injuries included deep facial slashes and multiple stab wounds. both men were bleeding heavily and two doctors were rushing from Melrose while Sheriff Fury was summoned from Butte. Authorities linked the dispute to a ranch property sale and alcohol use.
Dispatches and letters are being handled on site. The Glenny family has not moved out, and only two or three rooms on the lower floor are used by the White House staff.
In Columbus Ohio on September 9 Chairman M A Daugherty of the Democratic State Executive Committee urged Republican Chairman Charles Dick to cancel political speeches in Ohio as respect to President McKinley. Dick refused, stating Republicans will continue to advocate McKinley’s principles and oppose Democratic aims linked to tariff reform and revenue policy.
Vice President Roosevelt remains at Milburn House in Buffalo awaiting a presidential bulletin or firm recovery forecast. He accompanies Ansley Wilcox, notes physicians’ optimism, and declines to discuss antiarchy legislation, saying the moment is not right for politics.
A fragment mentions the idea of the president’s swift recovery. The brief reflects concern and anticipation surrounding the leader’s health and return to duties. The context remains uncertain due to missing surrounding details.
Toledo Ohio September 9 Chief of Police Raitz suspended Patrolmen Hindes and Henry Herbert for after hearing of the attempted assassination of President McKinley they went into a saloon and drank to the health of Czolnosz charges filed Sunday night and an investigation by the police commissioners is underway.
Leavenworth Kansas reports George Braunraider a soldiers home member was discharged and drummed out of the camp for expressing satisfaction at the shooting of President McKinley.
Special to the Star from Norton Kansas reports the heaviest rain in years dumped three inches on Decatur County flooding Oberlin Obertin and Jennings. Sapp Creek swelled nearly a mile wide washing out culverts bridges and destroying hay and feed on low lands. Farms suffered heavy damage and trains ran on slow orders after floods exceeded 1802 rainfall.
A Northern Pacific yard crash involving seven freight cars and two passenger coaches killed five men and injured several. The dead include Joun T. Galley of Clearwater Kansas, D. Vickers possibly from Chicago, H. J. Kirkpatrick of Fiden Iowa, Robert Glennick of Cayuga Ontario, and one unknown man. Injured include Louis Hammond of Woodman Wisconsin Frank Howard of South Bend Indiana and others with chest injuries broken bones and fractures.
The Automobile Club of America started the endurance run from Fifth Avenue at 8 am with 75 machines. Col. John Jacob Astor did not start with the group and planned to go only to Albany. Bradford Y. McGregor led to Peekskill at 10:18, with Flagler at 10:20 and A. R. Shattuck at 10:37 as the early arrivals.
Fishkill Landing New York report notes A. I. McMurtry of Warren Ohio as the first contestant to pass the site at 2 50 p m marking the start of the event.
At Big Timber on Sept 9 a crowd packed the track for four races in fair weather. Irene B. won multiple heats in the first event with Billings twice placing. foul driving led to a heat reversal. Selex led the three-eighths race, Tom Tongue second, and Clara May caused a spill in the half mile. Nimrod and Henry R. were among entrants in the final five-eighths contest.
Alice Rix leads from the start and finishes first in 1:04. M J Shelly places second, with others finishing behind.
Washington reports a cable from Pekin stating Rockhill left on September 8 as he completes the protocol negotiations begun August 15. He gained high regard at the State Department for his skillful diplomacy under challenging conditions. He will hurry to join the Pan American Congress in Mexico City next month.
Marie Josephine Eastwick of Philadelphia appeared at the Guildhall police court on remand for forging a railroad stock certificate valued at £100 66. A printer testified he printed the altered document under her directions. She said it was for a book she was writing and meant to be photographed.
A Panamanian mob demanded overthrow of Castro as a Venezuelan four-ship squadron bombarded Rio Hacha. Consul Cardoza, Danish by birth, found refuge in the governor's palace as officials denounced the incident and restored order. A Colombian briefing in Kingston notes Cotopaxi sailed with arms from Sameraldos and filibusters may land near Panama, with a large expedition expected.
John Nelson 21, Chicago bicyclist, died at Bellevue Hospital New York after injuries from a race with Jimmie Michael at Madison Square Garden. His left leg was lacerated by a motor tandem wheel and amputated last Saturday to prevent blood poisoning. he did not recover from the operation.
In New York on September 9 the Shamrock completed a 2.5 hour trial, sailing on one tack in a southwest breeze from Gedney channel to Sandy Hook lighthouse. Speed on the beam reach approaching shore was about 14 to 16 knots, covering roughly 20 miles.
Dr Jacob Smyser, ex secretary of the dental board in Chicago, was held to the grand jury on forgery bribery and malfeasance charges. Malfeasance was dismissed. The complaint alleged hundreds of forged dentistry licenses in Illinois were sold.
Dr C J Little assessed Methodism in the twentieth century during the London ecumenical conference. He criticized American Sunday school methods and the use of international lesson leaves as not aiding real biblical study. H T Keating of the AME church in Philadelphia spoke on efficient social education.
John Thompson aged and son of wealthy parents shot himself today in Huntington West Virginia. Report says he had talked of nothing but the attempted assassination of President McKinley since the incident and officials believe his mind had become unbalanced.
Emperor Francis Joseph today closed the Hungarian diet. The throne speech was delivered at the palace which was opened for the occasion.
Ottawa reports the first day's play in the international match left the Canadians far behind as the Americans led 168 to 77 at close of play.
The first business session of the United Brewery Workers convened in Philadelphia on September 9. The key issue is the brewing industry's threat to lock out union men, a major point before the convention.
Yokohama reports Marquis Ito will follow doctors orders and take a sea voyage. He departs September 15 from Yokohama to San Francisco aboard the Japanese steamer America Maru.
The Milwaukee Washington game scheduled for September 9 is postponed due to rain.
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