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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1901
Page
9
Advertises Spiderleg Teas emphasizing first crop tenderness and strong fragrance. Lists multiple grades including No 1 No 2 No 3 No 4 No 5 No 6 and No 7 with per pound pricing and descriptions of English Breakfast blends presented in a period sales tone.
A local tea list offers blends such as English Breakfast with Gunpowder andBlended Tea No 9 No 11 No 12 and No 14 with prices per pound. Imperial Formosa Oolong and Golden Tea lines appear with prices and descriptions. The ad emphasizes full flavor and non bitter notes and notes discounts for five pound lots.
Deep mourning covers Butte with half mast flags and closed courts as the city observes funeral day for President William McKinley. Schools, churches, and lodges hold memorial services with speakers including Colonel Lloyd and ex Governor Richards.
The judge signed a decree of divorce based on jury findings that Eila F. Bordeaux was intimate with Lyman A. Sisley on December 23, 1897 and November 30, 1896 at 825 West Broadway and the Weyerhorst block. The decree dissolves the marriage of Mr and Mrs Bordeaux and includes the jury’s findings in the record.
Testimony in the Shelhorse versus Kauffman and Goodman dispute centers on a fight in which Lilly Waters testified that Mrs. Goodman accused Kauffman of cowardice and he struck her. Shelhorse and his wife deny wrongdoing as testimony concludes and Judge Boyle holds the case under advisement until morning.
Review of Hal Reid play A Homespun Heart presented at the Grand Opera House last night. The critic damns the work as inane and purposedly shallow, noting Reid wrote it in his sleep and in haste, delivering a poor stage effort.
An invitation to the ladies of Butte and vicinity to visit Broadway Millinery parlors at 110 West Broadway on Friday and Saturday September 2 and 21. Miss Baker of New York City will head the trimming room this season. Increased patronage at Dan Tewey's Southern hotel may prompt the street railway company to install a side track in front of the building.
Memorial services are held in the lodge room at 2 o'clock this afternoon for William McKinley. All members and visiting brothers invited to attend. J H Ogorman, Secretary.
Notice states there will be no meeting of the Bar Tenders Union tonight due to the death of President H. Carns. Also advertising a bay horse for sale described as a fine driver, stylish and gentle, with inquiries at Marlow's Stable in Butte.
The theater group presents A Homespun Heart with Page Spencer Miss Alice Marble and Miss Helen Castle amid farm animal props including pigeons a Matese cat two game roosters and a car dog. The plot features an old miser foreclosing a mortgage before due with no legal due process. Evening and tomorrow shows announced. Fergus F Kelly died at 34 at 423 Mercury. Miss Mare Anderson funeral today at 323 N Montana at 9. First Avani'st church Aid Society cancels today meets Friday at 2 30 with Mrs F C Bickenbach 1290 W Liver. Orton Bros 219 N Main Butte offers pianos organs.
Basin and return good Sundays and Saturdays to San Francisco round trip tickets offered at 50 dollars with stopovers allowed both directions. Final limit November 15. Office at corner Park and Main streets. W H McFarlin general agent.
A cross eyed cat at a Park Street saloon chases mice but eyes stray, while patrons in Butte eye Centennial beer. The crowd jokes about a million glasses a day and everyone heads for the beer, regardless of sight.
Philipsburg delegates Hugh Cummings Robert Emmett from Granite and Cause Huffman James Hansen attend the Helena grand lodge. K of P delegations Harry Oates and Fred Bowen go to Great Falls for the grand lodge. Sept 19 memorial observes president's day with a parade at 2 PM and a dirge.
The Yellowstone fair drew large crowds on the second day. Rider Charlie Kent was severely injured when his mare Evelne fell after a dog crossed the track. he later survived the crash. Races resulted in a 2:26 4-5 best time for the mile trot, Colon el T won the three-eighths dash, Henry R took the five-eighths dash. Red Lodge defeated Forsyth 4 to 8 in baseball. No events tomorrow due to President McKinley’s funeral.
The Pan-American Exposition board of directors in Buffalo New York announced the gates will close tomorrow after a September 18 decision.
Special Dispatch from Billings reports Sheriff Fallis of Billings County North Lakota arrived to pursue Chenelworth accused of stealing a herd of horses from the Little Missouri Horse Company. The case centers on alleged theft of 1% head of horses.
Chenelworth was arrested Sunday by Sheriff Hubbard in this city and will waive extradition proceedings to travel to Dakota with Sheriff Falls.
At Great Falls a cold race day saw Antonious Limb of the Law Ping and De Capo winning their events with fast times. A funeral for President McKinley delays races to Sunday. In New Jersey a Sugar Refining stock plan authorizes canceling $210 million bonds and issuing $15.09 million new stock with equal common and preferred classes.
A blaze at the Odd Fellows hall in Monroe Washington destroyed most of the town as officials report losses around 28000 dollars. Fire teams battled the flames but containment proved difficult amid smoke and chaos.
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