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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1902
Page
12
The note extols the Gordon brand as a mark of quality and suggests seeking the Gordon trademark to ensure consistency. It frames satisfaction as primarily from recognizing a good product and secondarily from acquiring another like it.
Judge McClernan empaneled a trial jury for justice court appeal cases. Several veniremen were excused for sickness, citizenship, or age. only the Butte Hotel Co. vs M L Todd proceeded, with an amended complaint after objections to the original filing. A bond stay in the J A Riddell suit against Ramsey and Sutter was filed and the execution recall followed.
A man is discharged from custody after authorities receive a letter from the United States embassy stating that extradition is not desired and that the man’s story is not believed.
The Kentucky annual conference of the Methodist church in London hears evidence on charges against Revs Pollit Mann and Hartis. Rev Reeves is cleared. Rev Sawyer wins damages after suspension. Allegations include conduct unbecoming a minister and a woman involved. Rev Pollitt seeks full investigation and faces recent marriage facts.
Washington reports from September notes on crop conditions across states. Corn stands at 84.3 versus 88.5 last month and 78.8 ten year average, oats 87.2 with large harvests but quality questioned, winter and spring wheat at 80 with 10 year average 78.9, apples and grapes near or above average in most states.
Attorneys Forbis and Burleigh will argue before the circuit court of appeals in Seattle over removal of J Harris as receiver of the Snohomish Tramway Mining company. The case pits Heinze and the Larkin estate against the Lutte & Boston Copper Mining firm on mining ownership. The hearing follows the federal court’s earlier action and marks the first Seattle session for the circuit court of appeals. The matter holds significant implications for the mines and regional interests. A bankruptcy petition by Rawlins and Robinson and discharge hearing for Barr were noted in separate proceedings.
In Xenia Ohio Horace Zell of the United States Express received a botched note from R G Beveridge of Galeton Pennsylvania. Beveridge, in a stupor from morphine poisoning, was rushed to a room at the Atlis hotel and saved by heroic measures. He had been in the area for months, faced business failure and nervous trouble, leaving a wife and three children. He is a prominent Mason Red Man and Maccabee.
An advertisement proclaims a bold medical breakthrough offered without C O Ds or payment. It emphasizes honesty and urges readers to trust the claimed invention as the era’s medical marvel.
Otto M. Thumier a Chicago traveling salesman and wife Antoinette Young died within hours of each other on a steamer en route from Brazil to Portugal. They were buried at sea after a voyage marked by a suspected affair. Mrs Thumler seeks administration of her late husband’s estate.
Excursion to California offers Sept 30 Oct 1 and 2 round trip tickets to San Francisco from Butte at 55 dollars with same route return. Alternate 68.50 via Ogden and Portland or reverse. To Los Angeles 67.90 round trip with 81.40 via Ogden and Portland. Return valid until Nov 15 with stopovers. Ogden route fastest. sleepers available. Sell at Short Line city ticket office 105 North Main Butte.
The United States government advertised for bids on 235 horses suitable for cavalry to be delivered at Assinniboine within three months. Montana bidders from the valley plan to compete, with Sim Estes aiming to supply about 100 head.
The schooner Ocean Spray, after two days of vain attempts to reach the Coquille river, put into port in San Francisco. Captain and five crew members survived on a scant ration of a half peck of potatoes and one pound of beans since last Sunday.
Williams Toll alias Lloyd a lance corporal of the Bedfordshire regiment surrendered to Colchester police charging himself with the murder of an unknown man at Kansas City Missouri.
Columbus reports Councilman George Lambaugh, of Circleville, returned from a fair $185 poorer after a night in Tobin's saloon. Detectives Wolf and Hamer traced about $135 of the lost cash to Tobin’s, with the rest unaccounted for as the incident unfolds.
Lambaugh entered a saloon and challenged patrons to dice games for 50 dollars per game. They settled on a 5 dollar limit. Tobin won 60 dollars, Ed Lynch and Charles Elliott took 125 dollars, and Lambaugh refuses to return the money claiming defeat at his own game. Lambaugh vows to sue.
Litigation spanning two decades and touching courts in the United States and Canada ends as Charles W. Binghim, administrator of Senator Henry B. Payne’s estate, agrees to pay the Akron couple Mr and Mrs Ritchie 1.8 million in bonds and stock, while they pay 1.75 million in cash. The Ritchies dismiss all suits, ending disputes tied to Canadian copper mines and prior interests.
In Central City Kentucky F A Sheldon reveals a new name W A Gillispie and confesses he worked as a private detective for John B Atkinson. He divided time between Central City and South Carrollton where he lived as a trusted member of local groups and married Nora Nunan. After testifying in a mine workers case in Greenville he disappeared.
Toledo observers recall an article in a心理学 review predicting several possible accidents to President Roosevelt. The piece in March and May foresaw events around June and September with later dates in October and December. Locals cite broader forecasts of earthquakes, strikes, legal upheavals, and Cuba and Philippine affairs.
William L. Petering of Laporte Indiana was visited by two men posing as Chicago firm agents selling an electric lighting device. He was hypnotized in a darkened room during a machine demonstration and signed an order for eight machines at seventy dollars each and a two hundred dollar bond.
The ad urges wage earners to buy life insurance now at lower rates, claiming the company has larger assets and has paid more to policy-holders than any other life insurer in the world.
A man named Petering disappeared and later admitted signing negotiable paper for 760 dollars. The event centers on the forged or misrepresented instrument and the unresolved disappearance.
In Columbus Grove Ohio Robert L Dean left for Oklahoma and wrote a verse requesting a helpmate Miss Josephine Rimer responded and letters blossomed into love Their wedding was held with the bride’s father Rev William C Rimer performing the ceremony and the couple prepare to move to their new home
Washington reports the president disapproved the findings of Captain James A. Ryan’s Manila general court martial. Ryan was charged with using the water cure on prisoners in Jiminez Mindanao, but the court acquitted him. the president’s review led to disapproval.
The socialist state convention in Laramie names a ticket with John D. Loudis for Congress from Sheridan County and H. V. S. Groesbeck for the supreme court in Albany County. Daniel P. Gates would be secretary of state, William L. O'Neill auditor, Frank Ketcham treasurer, and Eloise C. Brown would be superintendent of public instruction.
Charles Joyce commissions or operates a barber shop described as up to date, located in the Clark building. The fragment lists Joyce as a likely proprietor or subject connected to the shop.
An ad extols Cuticura products as a universal skin and hair remedy. It claims Cuticura soap and ointment stop hair loss, remove crusts and dandruff, soothe itching, nourish roots, and promote healthy scalps. It also touts cleansing the skin, softening hands, and general toilet uses for women and babies.
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