Thains Running Better Yet Uncertain as a Rule
The Thains show improved pace but the performance remains uncertain under current rules. Coaches cite inconsistent execution and variable conditions affecting outcomes.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1902
Page
9
The Thains show improved pace but the performance remains uncertain under current rules. Coaches cite inconsistent execution and variable conditions affecting outcomes.
The Washington and Oregon Railway is absorbed by the Northern Pacific, with a Missouri Pacific link being considered in St Paul. North Coast and Great Northern passengers face delays due to heavy traffic while construction and bridge work push improvements. New management shifts and wage parity follow the transfer, and a Sierra Nevada tunnel plan eyed to speed Chicago to San Francisco. Death of Charles Masters noted with funeral plans.
A rising trend in divorces draws the courts into focus as observers note increasing hearings and filings. Legal analysts point to changing social patterns and lingering disputes that test family law practices and resolve.
The Butte court hears several divorce actions with grounds including desertion cruelty and conviction. Mary Cuello seeks divorce from Peter Cuello now in prison for assault in the first degree. Louis Bernat and Ida Coslett also seek or obtain decrees amid cruelty and desertion claims. Other suits involve Ole Kittleson, Anna Holt, and Ever Thomas.
A era column echoes occult forecasts claiming fate alters for President Roosevelt and warns of dramatic accidents. Interpreters link zodiac hints to political events and public concerns, mixing superstition with contemporary worry about leadership and safety.
A long-winded account links past presidential assassinations to astrology noting McKinley and Garfield forecasts. It cites The Plainx article by Anna Pharos and Julius Erickson's inauguration horoscope, arguing planetary nodes and Neptune influenced U S elections and fatal events across 1840 to 1901.
Bus schedule lists Butte to Whitehall and return fare at 1.50. Also posted are routes to Lime Spur 2.00 Twin Bridges 2.00 Sheridan 2.30 Alder 2.30 Pony 2.30 and Deer Lodge 1.00. Some lines are unclear but show weekend operation with same day returns on Sundays.
The ad from John G Holland grocer markets creamery butter, Rex flour, Electric Light flour, Gedney relishes, Manila relishes, watermelons, oysters, greens, lettuce and radishes. It promotes a liquor department with Como whiskey at 1.60 per bottle and Rippey roe at 1.00 per dozen while claiming all departments open until 10 oclock tonight.
Santa Fe reports Mariano Sena was found guilty on multiple counts after six hours of jury deliberation. Sena served as secretary to Census Supervisor Pedro Sanchez.
Cused of frauds in connection with the taking of the census of 1960 He is a member of one of New Mexico's leading families and a well-known politician. An appeal will be taken. Sanechneg will be tried on similar charges at the next session of the court. Select Knights and Ladies will hold a picnic at the Nine Mile house Sunday, Sept. 14. Wagons leave Lavelle's stables from 8 to 12 p. m. Round trip we children are.
Butte inventor Fred L. Orton has received a patent for the Always Clean pipe. The design uses a stem half turn to cleanse nicotine via a vent in the bowl and to close tobacco contact. Domingo Ferreira assisted. they seek fortune and mass pipe-smoker gratitude. The text also notes Court Silver Seal No 3061 of the Independent Order of Foresters meeting twice monthly.
A vintage meat price list showing items such as dressed chicken spring lamb home cured ham and various cuts. It includes prices for lard beef mutton and spare ribs with figures like 160¢ 50c 17c 15c and 65c.
By order of the Labor Party Central Committee the caucus and primaries are called for Silver Bow county Montana between 6 and 7 p m Monday September 16 1902 at designated precincts Delegates and alternates will form the county convention to be held in Butte on September 17 1902 at 1 p m at the Auditorium This convention will elect 68 delegates and 68 alternates to the state convention and nominate candidates for county offices including state senator 12 members of the legislative assembly district judge county attorney sheriff treasurer assessor clerk and recorder coroner county auditor superintendent of schools public administrator two justices of the peace two constables per township and any other business legally before the convention
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