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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1901
Page
8
An advertisement markets Parker and L C Smith hammerless shotguns and Ithaca models at factory prices while promoting a $25 hammerless and guns from $10 to $25. It also boosts Marlin repeating shotguns and lists Savage Mannlicher Mauser and Mauser rifles and Colts, claiming quality and wide selection.
John B Clement died after 20 hours of unsuccessful resuscitation following a morphine overdose. His companion Joan B Clement died earlier that day. Coroner Johnson ordered an inquest set for 2 pm as the body was taken to Richards morgue.
The Short Line will sell excursion tickets to San Francisco and return for 50 with sale Sept 19 to 27 and return validity to Nov 15 via Ogden or Portland. Reserve berths at Butte Montana city ticket office. H WILSON gen agent. Nearby, Dan Tewey's Southern hotel patronage grows, prompting possible street railway side track construction.
London reports 79 aboard the turbine destroyer Cobra as boiler tests end in disaster off Downing Sands. Sixty seven are feared dead after the ship struck rocks and sank, with crews racing to the scene and Lieutenant Bosworth Smith going down with the vessel.
Washington reports Senator Wellington of Maryland sent a letter to W A Croffitt denying giving any interview about McKinley and stating he forbade publication of any remarks. He condemns the act of Czolosz and urges drastic law to prevent future national tragedies like Buffalo.
Emma Goldman attended the memorial for McKinley in Chicago, held in the county jail’s women’s ward. Rev. H L Larrabee led the service as 200 prisoners participated, with many showing grief while Goldman remained unmoved.
In Canton Ohio on Sept 19 friends of Mrs McKinley say she is not near collapse and express confidence she will be spared for a long time in good health as she has enjoyed in the past five years.
A Butte tribute lauds President McKinley’s virtuous leadership and Christian character, praising his charity, honesty, and devotion to the people. The piece emphasizes unity, national duty, and the duty of teachers to instill loyalty to the flag, ending with a benediction and a postscript about a bay horse for sale.
If you want the best value for your money in a plane or an organ call on Orton Bros. 219 N. Main street Butte for deals and selections.
Basin and return trips available weekly on Sundays for $1.00 and Boulder round trips also $1.00. Weekend specials run Basin and return through Saturday until Monday for $1.59 and Boulder and return for $1.50. Contacts: J. E. Dawson and J. A. at 41 North Main Street.
Northern Pacific will sell round trip tickets to San Francisco and return at the rate of fifty dollars. Stop overs allowed both directions with final limit November 15. Office corner Park and Main streets. W H Merriman, General Agent.
A long list of household linens offered at bargain prices including bleached cotton sheets of various sizes and brands, towels, Turkish bath towels, toweling, bedspreads in crochet and muslin, pillow cases, dresser scarfs, pillow shams, table linens, damask and napkins with sale prices and sizes.
Nation bargains for Friday and Saturday offer chiffon veilings, handkerchiefs, laces, embroideries, margined by Swiss and nainsook designs. Items include venice guipure, trim, insertion, belt buckles, corset steels, hose supporters, garters, ribbons and peau de soie in assorted colors and widths at deep discounts.
Women's tailor-made suits of wool covert cloth include double breasted jackets with box fronts and satin linings, skirts lined with perculine and velveteen facings in light and dark gray. Alterations incur a small extra charge. Sizes range from 82 to 44 inches. Price is 9.75 dollars.
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