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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1900
Page
11
A catalog listing worsted suits in plain black and blue diagonals, black and tan patterns, and English melton extra quality fabrics. Describes diverse patterns with small stripe and check motifs and notes a fair price of $18.00 for any suit in the lot. Thirteen Forty.
The Butte annex hosts heated political chatter as Republican leaders prepare a statewide speaking tour starting October 2 with Col Sanders of Helena and J A Fraser of Chicago. Notables like Uncle Tom Marshall and Lee Mantle will headline events as October 6 and 13 mark key stops. Davis & Weimescary coats room aside for sale notices.
The late county auditor John Griffin was honored with a funeral in Butte attended by a vast procession. The Robert Emmet Literary Society and the Eagles led the march from Hibernia hall to Miners Union hall and then to the Catholic church where Father McGlynn conducted mass. Floral tributes were abundant. The KMagle service was read at the grave.
A $25 reward is offered to anyone who can prove that E. F. Mayer of 40 West Park does not install the best mainspring for watch cleaning priced at $1.00 or $1.50.
Scott Nagus longtime Butte resident died yesterday after a prolonged illness. He lived in Butte over 25 years and once held Montana state drives for four, six or eight-horse teams. Renowned reinsman could turn a four-horse team in twenty feet. He had been largely incapacitated by illness in recent years. His sister is Mrs. John Barta.
The funeral for John R. Masterson will be held today at 2 30 p m from the family residence at 716 Madison Street. The service will follow at the local church with burial in the city cemetery.
A deadly riot in Shenandoah follows six coal mine closures sparked by strike leaders. Sheriff Toole, fearing further violence, requests troops as workers escorted home are attacked. One man and a girl killed. multiple injuries. deputies and armed guards disperse the mob. martial law hinted.
At Lehigh Valley station a mob attacked mine officials James and William Mitchell and others from Indian Bridge colliery. Revolvers fired, deputies returned fire, dispersing the crowd after two hours of tension. One man and a girl were injured as stones and missiles flew.
In Chicago nearly 5000 ministers plan to appeal to Governor Stone of Pennsylvania for intercession toward an amicable settlement of the anthracite miners strike. Oak Park pastors led the conference and many clergy have signed on. A printed call urges Chicago ministers to urge resolutions during Sunday services.
The Philadelphia and Reading company decided to raise wages by 10 percent to end the coal strike. The move, effective immediately, is expected to greatly affect the strike by weakening its strength and prompting other operators to alter their stance amid the ongoing labor action.
The article outlines an agreement among coal mine operators limiting output by percentage shares for several companies including Philadelphia & Reading, Lehigh, Delaware & Western, Central of New Jersey, and others. It notes Reading seeks to lift the restraint to boost production, while some operators favor set aside of the pact during wage negotiations. Reading’s wage boost is described as not a concession but tied to a sliding scale based on work completed by miners.
Berlin reports Emperor William is readying to deploy additional troops to China. Regimental commanders in farewell speeches praise the increase and express confidence that enough volunteers will meet demands of the situation after two years of service.
Spokane, Sept 21 Frank Kiser a former city commissioner was struck by a Northern Pacific train this afternoon and hurled from a trestle and instantly killed. Partial deafness prevented him from discovering the approach of the.
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