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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1907
Page
11
Court hearing on venue change for the La Bue robbery case. Proceedings note alleged police misconduct and requests for fair trial. Witnesses described robbery attempt, money missing, and suspects detained. others cited drunkenness and adjournment.
Eighteen machines were promised for a patriotic event with free rides for children. Manager Whaston of the weather front assures smiling skies tomorrow, as local donors including Jack Cartan and J. Adolph Jeilbeomer provide cars and drivers for the afternoon program led by Tan Bryan and BMW Gemmell.
The notice promotes piano tuning services by Mr A D Lusene connected with prominent manufacturers. It urges readers to send orders or call Orton Bros at North Main Butte and claims improvement and value for money. It also mentions a broader industrial report about a labor strike and wage practices affecting operatives.
The text discusses a vacation plan for 19,000 workers in a manufacturing city, weighing economic and social impacts. It notes improved behavior during break, low arrests for drunkenness, and debates among mill agents and operators about extending or adjusting paid time off. Individual choice and factory capacity are emphasized in deciding future vacations.
Cyril Suet notes Irish born actor Scott rose to prominence amid American and English stages. He debuted in Bainbridge Ireland, earned $8 for a negro role, then joined Mintie Maddern for three seasons. Scott later supported Mansfield Sothern and Daly, earning a staple place in Gaiety era productions.
Local dealer advertises steep discounts on sterling silver sets including Longpennis Laneister and Choy Dridge patterns. Prices start at 8.00 with many pieces offered at 10.00, featuring shell and scallion designs with eye catching handles.
Towle and Winterhalter, dealers and opticians, relocate to 28 Weal Park Street, offering eyewear and professional optical services amid a bustling local market.
A flood of contractor ads fills Powell County city offices for lumber and mining work. Wage offer up to 40 dollars per word with rapid dispatch to grading camps and mines. Applicants urged to travel to Lodge City for placement as sawyers, mining helpers, and woodchopping crews. County employers seek steady labor and mobility amid winter coal and mine demands.
Tam McTague lauded Dillon after a Beaverhead county trip with Acting Governor Norris, praising prosperity, a bustling town center, and a lively social scene. He noted local wealth per capita, rail links, and potential business opportunities as he described the town’s appeal and future prospects.
The Milwaukee Sentinel argues New York must heed the skyscraper danger as a nest of tall buildings could trigger a devastating fire with possible losses reaching billions. It urges stronger safeguards for the business district and calls for action to prevent a catastrophe that could force thousands into the streets.
Whiteside of Kallapell notes in New York and Boston that iron and steel demand rises and rail traffic is robust, but copper over supply and falling prices depress stocks. Roosevelt policy blamed, Hughes gains eastward while Roosevelt loses some western support. money remains available for nonmining firms but overall sentiment remains cautious.
The H A P railway announces a one dollar round trip rate to Anaconda for the Deer Lodge county fair. Sales run September 25 to 28 with tickets valid on all trains the day of sale.
A visitor in the Toledo hotel lobby asks about cigar prices from 10 to 50 cents. The clerk learns the man intended to ask for a room and thought the cigars were priced to attract guests. The misunderstanding ends with the guest leaving and a damaged impression, plus a cigar taken by mistake.
Alfred Thessidder Sheppard, a young English author born in London from a Devonshire family, studied at Rye College and at Mshop's sovtora before joining the London firm. His travels through Europe and the North Atlantic shaped his early career, with his literary work The Real Cre being published. The text also notes a shift toward beer publishing and exports to Montana.
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