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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1900
Page
11
The Northern Montana Office of the Standard sits in the Bach Cory Block in Great Falls opposite the Park Hotel. Advertising rates are available on application.
In a case filed this week two men allege that Philip Chambers murdered Evankovic. The confrontation centers on a possible motive and evidence presented to investigators.
Great Falls, Sept. 10. George Hogan and Sandy Allen testified they witnessed Philip Chambers stab John Evankovicc in Little Chicago on March 26. They and George Kenastovich appeared before Judge Leslie to reopen the case, arguing new evidence could change the verdict after Chambers was acquitted in May. Renostovich plans to appeal to the Austrian consul in Chicago.
F. W. Mettler of Fort Benton is in the city visiting from Fort Benton yesterday. A daughter was born to the wife of James Durham yesterday. Miss Rice of Helena is visiting her sister Mrs. Alex Wright in this city. F. W. C. Whyte of Best is in the city on business. Postmaster A. J. Stephens returned to...
Lewistown notes show W. R. Getz in Ogden Utah for health care after trips to Great Falls and Helena. Mrs. A. J. Vance returns from visiting daughter Mrs. R. G. Vaughan in Neihart. S. W. Gebo of Gebo remains in the city during the period.
The article describes historic Chinese clubs in Canton and Pekin where mandarins and the wealthy practice devotions in a sanctuary room with a club god. It notes the ritual gravity and frequent prayers during major ventures and suggests Boxer influence may insert a Boxer god into clubs in affected centers.
John Halloway of French Camp Mississippi recounts thirty years of illness. After using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy he was cured and urges others to obtain it. The ad also touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Pain Balm as safe, effective treatments sold by local druggists.
Three state conventions met in Denver with a plan for fusion and a focus on the U S Senate race. Democrats split on fusion while Republicans nominate Wolcott ally. Populists and others debate tickets and committee actions late into the night.
Mrs. Norman Selby wife of Kid McCoy files for divorce in New York affidavits accusing her husband of conspiracy to lose to James Corbett in the August 30 fight. She claims McCoy gained about $100,000 in cash through arranged defeat and bets tied to Eddie Burke and Harry Heinds in Cheyenne Wyoming.
Liverpool dispatch announces that from today vessels sailing for the United States must give hours notice to the U S consul. A special surgeon is attached to the consulate to examine all crews of outward bound ships.
American Coal Bremerhaven reports on British channel squadron ships that have arrived to load bunkers with American coal. The note specifies the location Bremerhaven and the date September 10. Ships from the channel squadron are gathering fuel from U.S. coal stocks for operations.
A Victorian style warning notes that women often leave watches and rings unattended increasing theft risk. It cites examples of improper storage such as tucking rings in handkerchiefs and wearing gloves over jewelry, and claims public space routines have reduced losses as some keep jewelry in mouths while washing.
A concise clash between a citizen and an office seeker ends with the suggestion the elder consider a political path in a note from the Indianapolis Journal.
A Philadelphia Record excerpt quotes a philosophic summer girl saying that a world without men would be like a constant visit to the sea shore. The remark frames life as continual reflection on nature and human presence.
President McKinley and party arrived in Somerset to attend the wedding of Miss Mabel McKinley and Dr Erminus L Baer. The visit included stops at several towns. gifts included a quartered oak chest with silver mountings and other jewelry, silverware, and china.
Auction listing includes ware table linen paintings engravings and numerous other articles of household and personal adornment likely available to bidders.
Shoemakers report a sharp fall in tan women’s shoe demand with few samples sent for the season. Tan shoes are seen as larger than black equivalents and lacking style, though fancy color options like red blue and pink with ornate styles remain popular in Lynn factories.
Special dispatch reports in Helena dated Sept 1 that John Lundquist Arthur Stone Charles H Hellman all of Winthrop Minnesota and Ruelin are involved in forming a new livestock company. The note indicates regional business activity and local notables as founders.
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