Remarkable Piano Values at Wholesale Prices
Butte news notes piano deals outside agencies offering shopworn and second hand instruments at half value. Advertises bargains for buyers seeking cheap pianos and mentions organization of sales.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1902
Page
11
Easy Piano Deals At Wholesale Prices In City Sale
Bargain hunters flock to a piano sale offering shop worn and new pianos at wholesale prices after out of town agencies were discontinued. Highlights include cottage upright pianos from 85 to 95 dollars and larger English oak Whitney pianos from 140 to 325 dollars with payment options, all at reduced Close out prices. The sale runs this week at 219 North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street
Last day at gardens popular resort closed for season 1902
The Butte Columbia gardens close for winter with improvements planned for 1903 including a raised front flower plat and a large trees area north of the ball park. More than a dozen workers will tend hothouses and new plantings to enhance the grounds for opening next May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gardens
Butte
Ball Park
Averages in Contests and High Scores Noted
Averages in a number of contests are to be entered for the team. Scores range from 44 to 2 percent with W. Tucker, manager of the alley, scoring the latter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N& Games
W. ©. Tucker
Knockout drops questioned in Empire case murder
Autopsy on James Craft's body from the Empire 28th Street killing failed to determine chloral or poison traces. Police seek chemical results to prove a knockout plot for robbery as Mrs Craft notes he carried significant cash. Maggie Moore and Ida Craven faced coroner custody after arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Craft
Empire
Twenty-ninth Street
Craft
Maggie Moore
May Turner
Ida Craven
The
Plea for Canteen Cited in Randall Report
General George M. Randall reports a rise in court-martial trials relative to enlisted strength in the Columbia Department. He attributes part of the increase to many recruits and part to the end of beer sales at post exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
George M. Randall
Department of the Columbia
Adjutant General of the Army
Quiet on the Isthmus Reports Free Transit Continued
The isthmus situation remains unchanged with free transit between Colon and Panama. American marines and bluejackets continue traveling on all trains as Commander Mc Lean of the Cincinnati sails for New York on the Panama Railway steamer Finance and Commander Mason will assume command of the Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
Colombia
Panama
McLean
United States
Cincinnati
New York
Panama Railway Company
Steamer Finance
Mason
European bankers may curb Roumanian loan issue
A Brussels dispatch says European finance leaders plan to block Roumanian loans until Romania reforms its anti Jewish laws. Such action would hinder the redemption of a large block of treasury bonds maturing in 1904 and pressure the Roumanian government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Brussels
Daily Telegraph
Europe
No Strike in the Mills Employed in Minneapolis Flour Mills
Minneapolis workers avoid strike with mills operating on an eight hour schedule starting October 3 and wages set on a basis satisfactory to the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Minneapolia
Missing millionaire founder Crittenton feared after Helena stay
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Helena, Sept 28, where Rev C S Mason fears Charles N Crittenton has suffered a paralytic stroke after failing to appear for two planned meetings. Mason, a longtime Florence Crittenton homes advocate, noted Crittenton’s past stroke and the delay raised deep concerns as trains arrived with no word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rescue Homes
Helena
The
Standard
C. S. Mason
Mr. Crittenton
Mason
Northern Pacific
Emperor of Korea Confirmed Alive in Telegram
Official telegram to the Korean legation states the emperor is alive and well, sent from Berlin on Sept 28. The dispatch confirms the emperor’s health amid ongoing East Asian affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Berlin
Remington Masterpiece Linked to Colonel Cody Relic
A remark notes that an aged superb animal gifted by Colonel Cody to his sister Helen Coug Wetmore of this city inspired Frederick Remington's famed artwork depicting Butalo Bui mounted on Smoky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Cody
Helen Coug Wetmore
Frederick Remington
Butalo Bui
End of Dillon Race Meet Ends with 800 Attendance
Special Dispatch notes the Dillon race meeting closed with over 800 spectators. Suspicious activity led to the third race and bets being declared off. Results include Body's Julia Shake winning the free-for-all heats second and third, Kennelly's Erudition taking first, Hodman's Ruby third, with several other races listing winners and times not recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Dillon
Julia Shake
Kennelly
Hodman
Ruby
Big Dutch
Queen T
Blanch Shepherd
Hurtle
Walachusett
Tommy Tucker
Bucknall
Duke
Ping
Max Max
Jim Bozeman
Hamptonian
Lady Ordinance
I. E
Bradley Will Compromise Ended Suit for $100,000
In Columbus Indiana on September 28 a year after James H Bradley of Indianapolis died a millionaire his son Harry Bradley received a life amount while his three sisters would gain at death The will barred any legatee who sued to break it The suit was dropped after the sisters paid Harry 100000 in settlement to settle the dispute
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Helena
Crittenton
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Columbus
Ind
James H. Bradley
Indianapolis
Harry
Harry Bradley
Snow in Crazy Mountains Reported Near Big Timber
Snow has fallen for the past two or three days in the Crazy mountains with a heavy fall last night. Several inches cover the range and extend onto foothills, marking the season's first notable fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crazy Mountains
Big Timber Plans Bowling Match With All-American Team
Big Timber announces a October 24 contest against the All-American bowlers. Local practice ramps up as alley activity intensifies to select the team for the big match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Chokes a Woman to Death in Mobile Home
In Mobile Alabama a man entered through a window at night and choked to death Mrs Helen Dickinson and assaulted her niece Miss Helen Robertson as they slept The attacker fled after Robertson screamed The victim was 77 and the Dickinson family member E R Dickinson former Mobile public schools superintendent is named in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Movbile
Ala
Helen Dickinson
Helen Robertson
Three Deaths Result From Crap Game Tragedy
In Thurmond Virginia a craps game ends with three deaths. Deputy Sheriff Watts Black Diamond Wil Washington die after a shootout sparked by Diamond who kills Washington, is wounded, then fatally shoots Watts. A mob pursues Diamond and he is shot dead as he lies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmond
Sherriff Watts
Black Diamond
Wil Washington
Glenjean
Here
Diamond
Kled Washington
Watts
Smoke Fire Destroys Barn Killing Eight Horses
In Proctor Knott a barn fire killed eight horses today including Smoky once favored by Buffalo Bill. The blaze in Duluth Minnesota started late in the day and firefighters fought the flames but eight animals perished. Smoky had been notable in Buffalo Bill’s act and was among those destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Proctor Knott
Smoky
Buffalo Bill
Sunday School Convention Formed State Body In Montana
Bozeman reports the Montana Baptist association organized a state Sunday school convention with officers named, a $1,100 state contribution, and 2,261 children in attendance. The event featured sermons and addresses, adjourned to meet in Missoula next year, and elected officers for the state Baptist Young People's union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana Baptist Association
Henry F. Cope
Billings
M. le. Rickman
C. B. Miller
Home Department
C. L. Gayle
Joan Buddy
Helena
H. F. Cope
J. E. Noftsinger
Butte
W. H. Setzer
Anaconda
Dr. Williams
Minneapolis
S. G. Salsman
Missoula
M. L. Rickman
William Lewis
Gallatin
Young People’s Society
HF. F. Cope
Baptist Young People
Edith Adams
F. J. Salsman
Meriden Protest Seeks State Action Over Coal Shortage
A mass meeting by the Economic League adopted resolutions calling on Governor Stone of Pennsylvania to reopen mines. They warn that continued coal shortages could cause deaths from exposure to cold and urge mining be started by a receiver or, if needed, martial law with militia taking possession in the name of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriden
Conn
The
Economic League
Governor Stone
Pennsylvania
Bozeman Man Charged With Six House Robberies
Chief of Police Jack Robertson arrested Charles Hart for allegedly robbing six houses Friday night. Hart, believed to be an analytical chemist from Montana Perfume, had been in Bozeman for a week or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Dodo
Broadway
Frank Pixley
Gustav Luders
King Douo
Raymond Hitchcock
Haitchcock
Comeo
Cheridah Simpson
Viola
Margaret McKinney
Angela
Greta Risley
Queen Lilli
Flora Zabelle
Annette
Arthur Woolley
Dr. Fizz
William Corliss
Mudge
Dodo
Bonilla
Arthur Deagon
New York
Pedro
Doctor Fizz
Dakota Street
Hart
Bozeman
The
Standard
Jack Robertson
Charles Hart
Ph G
Montana Perfume
Puritan Skin Cures Promoted For Hair and Hands
Advert suggests Cuticura products halt baldness and dandruff while promoting hair growth on a healthy scalp. It touts Cuticura soap and ointment as skin cures for cleansing crusts and irritations, soothing hands, baby rashes, and general toilet use.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
Orton Bros
Cook Remedy CO
Masonic Temple
Chicago
T. G. Heine
Pennsylvania Block
West Park Street
Montana St
Yeat Spring
Randall
Charles W. Crittenton
Florence Crittenton Homes
City
Charles N. Crittenton
Mr. Mason
Spokane
Florence Crittenton
Ing
Con
Sone Way
King
Bette
Pixiey
Merry Musical
End OF Dillon
Tur Delineator
Butterick
Wah J. Lamb
Herb Santsaridm
Gajena St
Butte, Mont
Other
Sherif
Ghengersoll.sergeant Drill CO
Cortlandt St
Soap Dignity
Work OF the Baptists
State Association
Anseal
Traed
Newbro
Evans Chemical Co
Lqincinnati
MP Ruggrers
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