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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1902
Page
12
Orton Bros announce two week sale at 219 North Main Street Butte offering new and shopworn pianos and organs at wholesale levels with one price, easy terms, and big savings over prior costs. The event runs from September 24 with reduced cash and monthly payments.
A beauty advertisement extols Curious Complexion Cream as superior to powders and other cosmetics. It claims the product opens pores and stimulates natural juices without chemical alteration, offering a chemical free path to a flawless complexion. Manufactured by Doull Bros. in Butte Montana and Salt Lake City Utah. The genuine bears the trademark curious D.
A missing person alert notes Deputy United States Marshal Mr Nevils unaccounted for after leaving duties. Authorities request information on his whereabouts and urge witnesses to contact local stations with any relevant details.
United States District Attorneys must prepare new allegations against W A Clark and others as Judge Knowles orders hearings. Deputies Nevills and Smith face scrutiny over missing month sales in Nevills company, with Nevills possibly in Nebraska. Lyman bondsmen pursued for shortages, and Amalgamated litigation against Boston & Montana continues. A damage suit by Vincent Rooney against railroad firms is postponed to mid October.
County officials say they need more room and resources to address mounting complaints. They plan to explore budget reallocations and facility expansions to handle the growing workload and public expectations.
The Fraternal Brotherhood reports growing membership and reserves with 18,000 members and a $60,000 reserve in 1902 while California leads. County officials discuss building a Hall of Records bonds of $250000 and propose larger offices and vaults for Clerk, Treasurer, Assessor, Court Clerk, Sheriff to improve public access and record storage.
The Oregon Short Line sells excursion round trip tickets to San Francisco from Sept 30 to Oct 2 with prices 55 dollars for same route, 68.50 for cross routes via Ogden or Portland, and to Los Angeles 67.90 with 81.40 for cross routes. Tickets good for return to Nov 15 with stop overs. quickest Ogden path takes 28 hours. Sleeper reservations at 195 North Main Butte Montana. H O Wilson General Agent.
Report lists charges against the chief of the New York fire department filed as the city faces an internal inquiry. Details specify alleged misconduct and procedural concerns prompting an official review.
Business leaders show faith in a young man who believes in himself and seeks life insurance. The choice of insurer signals judgment, and successful individuals weigh this decision as part of pursuit of achievement.
Edward F. Croker and others were served with charges alleging incompetence in managing major fires, conversion of public property to private use, and conduct unbecoming an officer. He must appear for trial next Monday.
The Northern Pacific Railway sets Sept 40 and Oct 1 sales for round trip tickets to Washington and Billings. Fares listed as 56.40 and 9.55 with stopovers allowed. Contact W. H. Merriman general agent at Park and Main, Butte, Montana for details and limits.
All members of local No. 112 are requested to attend the meeting Thursday September 25 to vote on assessment for striking coal miners CR. McGovney secretary Wanted boys for messenger service World Messenger Company
The Hague September 24 The international arbitration court resumed Mexico's case on the Pius fund claims with Attorney De la Croix arguing the founders intended Jesuit missions in California to subjugate natives under Spain's king The Jesuits were expelled and the king appropriated the fund Mexico's treaty exonerated the U S California bishoprics had no rights under Mexican law religious associations cannot acquire property and the claim is deemed void The hearing adjourned to September 26.
The export grain case before the interstate commerce commission hears Wichita claims that railways favor Kansas City gulf rates over Wichita. Testimony shows Wichita grain fed by local farms pays higher rates than Kansas City routes to Galveston. The hearing extends three days as officials discuss routing and railroad practices. Separately, the funeral for Thomas D Parry is set for Friday at 2 PM at 312 Alaska Street with Rev. Williams officiating.
Wichita Kansas reports the Interstate Commerce Commission in session as chairman Martin A. Knapp and members C A Prouty and Joseph W. Fiellin attend the proceedings on September 24. The brief item notes ongoing regulatory discussions affecting rail and transport routes.
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