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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1902
Page
7
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is at 21 East Broadway, Butte, with telephone 422. Advertising rates are furnished on application.
Rent pianos from Orton Bros and buy from Montana Music Co. Dr. A. G. Allan has moved to room 103 in the Pennsylvania block. Mike Donlan, attorney, moved to room 131 Pennsylvania. X-ray exams offered by Dr. Hanson. Mrs. J. Fogarty and Mrs. Lawler visiting relatives. B'nai Israel set Sabbath services at 7 40. North Coast Limited train indicates an electric sleeper added. J. Nevills seeks by deputy U S marshal. Nevills harness firm sold to Noel Jubainville and partner.
Raymond Hitchcock quit the W. T. Curletonm opera company after finding hard work in comedy in the chorus of King Dodo. He joined Charney White's minstrel troupe for two years then became a leading tragedian with a touring act. Hitchcock recalls his failed Wing Johannes project and notes his landlady burned the final act, leaving him to humor others.
The Oregon Short Line will sell excursion tickets from Butte and Anaconda to Wilashington IV and Vata searches above rate. Tickets on sale September 80 and October 1 with return limit November 30. Sleeping car accommodations and stopover details available at 105 North Main Street Butte Montana. N. O. Wilson general agent.
All members of division No 2 A O H Silver Bow county are requested to attend at Miners union hall on Friday 26th inst at o o clock p m sharp. Important business to be transacted by order of the division. J M Brown Recording Secretary.
Mrs. James Vincent died yesterday morning after chloroform was administered during a dental extraction performed by Dr. E. T. Johnson with Dr. John McIntyre assisting. Coroner and doctors cite possible shock from anesthesia and mental state as factors. inquest planned. Vincent family rooted in Butte with ties to James Moyle and local miners. Funeral set for Sunday at Woolman street residence.
J Stitt Wilson calls himself a revolutionist bearing peace and justice as he denounces reformers and argues only socialist ownership of productive resources can end social injustice. He critiques Hanna Bryan and insists ballot box action can right all wrongs at the Sut ton Family theater in Butte.
James H Campbell of 47 East Galena street is named in a bankruptcy case and examined as the sole secured creditor Walliam Fidel is to be examined under the proceedings tied to the August filing date.
A resident at 12 and WW Santh Wyoming Street filed for bankruptcy yesterday in federal court and was declared bankrupt by Judge Knowles. Hearing set before Thompson Campbell on Oct 10. Debtor lists assets of 12 595 and liabilities of 3 085 40. Secured claim includes 1 5 note held by Adolph Pincus with a mortgage on furnishings of the saloon and long house. Montana Liquor Co. shows an unsecured claim of 8519. Matham Fidel, previously declared bankrupt, ordered to appear today before Referee Campbell for examination. Creditors request inquiry over alleged unfair dealings. Judge Knowles discharged James M. Tripp from liabilities yesterday.
A fortune teller and clairvoyant named Miiam Renna offers love and work readings. Readings are $1 for a short session. Circles meet on Wednesday Friday and Sunday evenings at the Stephens block 144 West Park Street.
Manager Wharton announces closing of the pavilion for the season after Friday and Saturday dances while hourly ear runs continue for patrons nearby. Mrs. Catherine Vincent, 66, widow of James Vincent, died yesterday with funeral set for Sunday at 2 p.m. from 128 West Woolman Street to Mountain View M. E. Church.
The convention debated a seven-member executive committee with full appointment power and voting rules for absentees. M P Haggerty opposed centralization. amendments allowed majority present to cast absentee votes. The platform calls for eight-hour workdays, direct election of U S senators, government ownership of navy yards and transportation, compulsory education, anti injunctions against labor, immigration controls, and a push for constitutional amendments and direct votes on key reforms. The body adjourned to the next morning session.
The Butte Harness and Saddlery company announces relocation from 211 East Park Street to 106 East Park Street. The business is operated by JUBINVILLE and NANCE as proprietors.
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