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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1901
Page
10
Sells mounted and loose stones with pendants rings brooches studs lockets charms cuff links stick pins hat pins and baby pins. Reproductions of London and Paris styles with diamond rings priced from five to twenty dollars and diamond brooches from seven to eight dollars and fifty cents.
Preliminary hearing for John Hannula charged with stabbing Alex McMahon at the Calumet saloon on September 2 ended with the judge finding insufficient evidence to hold Hannula. McMahon and witness John Hara, both Finns, testified amid an interpreter presence as the case was discharged.
Attendees gathered for the 49th convention in St Louis with prominent pharmacists from the United States Canada Mexico Central America the West Indies Hawaii and the Philippines present. The event spans the week with discussions on industry topics as venues and schedules are announced including excursions and ticket information. Further details available through Phil Daniels 385 East Broadway and the Burlington Route offers round trip tickets to Buffalo on select Tuesdays.
Washington reports indicate Dr. Broecksman former Transvaal prosecutor at Johannesburg faces treason charges. Evidence suggests correspondence with the Boers passed via The Hague. the British government notes the facts but won’t escalate to the United States. The Hague responds there is no American consul to handle such mail.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge and Patriarchs Militant meet in Indianapolis as black streamers honor McKinley. Grand Sire A Cable of Covington reports 178 826 initiations in the year ending Dec 3 14 with 2 075 foreign. relief expenditures reach 5 796 002 and revenues rise 88 810. Subordinate expenses climb 329 745 with a 1 737 222 surplus and vested funds up 929 328.
Montana Power Transmission sues W. J. Adams and about 150 Upper Big Hole ranchers in U.S. court to stop diversions that allegedly cut river flows into the dam. Complaint warns continued depletion would render the plant, worth hundreds of thousands, nearly useless and harm contracts. Attorneys Thomas, Marshall and R. L. Clinton represent the complainant.
The General Land Office sustained decisions by Register Greene and Receiver Horsky. It affirmed Driscoll 320 acre desert land entry near Dillon, accepting his irrigation improvements and relinquishment to Kruger, and denied Sandberg's amendment for boundary errors in Crazy township.
The Northern Pacific railway will sell round trip tickets to Buffalo on the first Tuesday in September with 60 days' limit at rates of 64.50 and 66 dollars. For details contact W. H. Merriman general agent at Park and Main, Butte.
Northern Pacific offers round trip to San Francisco and return from this region for 50 dollars with stopovers allowed both directions. Tickets must be used Sept. 19 to 27 and returned by Nov. 1. Office is at Park and Main, W. H. Merriman, General Agent.
Bids opened in New York on September 16 for 3 million dollars of 3 percent corporate stock to finance the rapid transit subway project maturing in 1915. Prices ranged from 103 1/8 to 104 1/2 percent, with two firms bidding 103 1/8. Bids included accrued interest.
The secretary of the treasury announces the October interest payment of 4.7 million dollars will be made by mailed checks for registered interest and by issuing orders to assist treasurers of the United States to pay interest coupons on presentation without rebate.
New Whatcom Washington September 16 Miss Eva Beeson a young school teacher of Sunnyside committed suicide this morning by jumping into Lake Whatcom Despondency from the death of her father and her poor health prompted the act.
Treasury statement shows available cash balance of 186,139 195 and gold holdings of 118,778,017 excluding the 150,000,000 gold reserve in the division of redemption.
Ex-army captain John M. Neall, charged with embezzlement and forgery while in service, outlines his defense in an affidavit aimed at delaying trial. He seeks to call witnesses Brooke Coan and Woodman, now in the Philippines, to challenge the forged receipt claim tied to a Coxe paymaster deposit. The dated handwriting dispute centers on James C. Robertson, killed in the Philippines in 1900.
Calderon Carlisle a Washington D C lawyer and former counsel for the British embassy the Spanish and Colombian legations in Washington died today in Asheville North Carolina hospital of appendicitis. He led Great Britain’s side in the Bering Sea controversy.
The transpo Warren sailed this afternoon for San Francisco with a number of passengers and freight. The ship carries a crew and cargo, including several workers and valuable goods. The exact tonnage and passenger list are partially unreadable in the report.
Several hundred pharmacists attend a regional gathering in St Louis with speeches, exhibits, and networking focused on the pharmaceutical trade.
Advertisement proclaims nerve vigor through electricity. It promises strength and vitality, lists nervousness as an early symptom of weakness, and touts a remedy labeled nerve vital ailments cure by electricity with repeated spellings and claims of speed.
An advertisement touts a Dr Bennett Electric Belt claiming to cure nervousness lost manhood rheumatism kidney liver and bladder troubles constipation stomach disorders female complaints and more through electricity with soft sponge electrodes and government license. Free trial on nerve vital cures advertised.
Helena Miniterial association outlines a union memorial service for the late president to be held Thursday. Governor Toole was invited to speak but will be out of the city at that time.
Special Dispatch notes Miss Adelaide Maloney must take another exam before teaching in Montana. She appealed a county decision denying her certificate. State Superintendent W. W. Welch sustained the county ruling after reviewing her exam papers finding the markings just.
The czar and czarina departed for France today aboard the imperial yacht Standart, setting course for Kiel. The voyage marks a ceremonial move as naval affairs and dignitaries travel amid mounting tensions in Europe.
The Butte public schools opened with unusually large attendance. Many children attend for the first time as the city grows and current rooms prove crowded. The school board plans further apportionment and annex work while promising no child will be turned away. Census work continues this week.
Washington on September 17 the secretary of the treasury announced purchases of 1,590,000 in long term 4 percent bonds at 1.40 each and 1,000 in short four percent bonds at 1.13.3429 with the market terms noted and official confirmation issued.
A schooner was wrecked two miles from Eagle River today. A boat was seen leaving the steamer but has not been seen since. No further particulars are obtainable at present.
Twenty three persons were drowned when a ferry capsized crossing the flooded Kulpa river near Qosaj. Rescue efforts and inquiries follow as authorities assess the tragedy and determine the cause.
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