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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1901
Page
9
An elderly tasting note praises Silver Kettle Jelly made in a silver kettle and sold in glass tumblers. Prices listed include a 5-pound jar for $1.25 and dozen tumblers for $2.75, highlighting its premium presentation.
A grocery ad touts BB Butter described as uniformly sweet and good. The offer lists 1 pound for 1.35 and 2 pounds for a bulk purchase.
Ads note egg sale details with pricing for case at $6.75 half case $3.40 and dozen 25e.
Butte federation of women’s clubs presented 76 framed pictures to the school system. Art committee members Speer Moore and Buzze distributed works to nine schools, with pupils selecting prize-winner pictures as essays tied to the display.
Henry Mueller is ill at his South Washington street home. Superintendent Young schedules a general teachers meeting for Saturday afternoon at the high school auditorium.
San Francisco reports that lumber dealers say the blockade caused by the strike is broken. About 400 men are now at work along the waterfront, with 20 to 25 new hires daily. Secretary F. W. Carey notes improved conditions and a shift to better quality labor.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Livingston Sept 10 William Muldoon stood trial for murder in the first degree after being arrested Aug 20 for stabbing Andrew J Quinn on Main Street. Evidence showed the pair had been friends and coworkers on the railroad near Springdale. Muldoon claimed self defense stating Quinn moved to strike while he was dusting nails, and the knife blade pierced Quinn’s leg. The defense argues the death was accidental. Jury selection lengthy. state and defense close with trial to resume tomorrow morning. County Attorney H J Miller prosecutes. John T Smith defends.
L S Rowe arrives in New York from San Juan to discuss Puerto Rico’s future under Governors Allen and Hunt. He calls for re enactment of the Foraker act coffee duty to open the American market for Porto Rican coffee and to deter Brazilian reexports. He notes hurricane wreckage and relief needs across island districts.
Unknown perpetrators blew the Edmund Oklahoma post office safe this morning, seizing more than 500 dollars. Deputy U S marshals were dispatched with bloodhounds to aid the investigation.
Akron Ohio September 10 arrangements for the eighth Ohio Spanish American regiment reunion known as the president's own have been postponed until the president fully recovers.
Executive board directs Shaffer to secure best settlement on terms for all union plants while violence erupts in McKeesport. Strikes injure workers, mobs confront mills, and police restore order as talks with U S Steel and Civic Federation falter. Seattle report notes Nome winter approach as other dispatches detail strike unrest and plant shutdowns.
Nairns Linoleums are pressed onto canvas with sixty thousand pounds, printed with designs, then hung to dry to fix the color. The store offers all grades in new patterns with a carload to choose from, 50c for a medium and 1c a yard for good grade. samples available by mail.
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