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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1908
Page
7
Advertises April birth stone diamonds as an emblem of innocence. Promotes a baby ring with a rose diamond, a polished or roman gold setting for six dollars, and a range of single stone rings from twenty five to seventy five dollars. Also offers pieces up to six hundred dollars in easy payments.
The itemized notes list names and places around Butte including Orton Bens, Dr. Tali, Owsley block, and several businesses such as Butte Novelty Works and Dre. Cole Patt. Mentions visitors from Door Tadge and a birth of Ann to Mo. and Are. John Northen. Notices include a dentist arrival, a move of Olte Go Stoelker company, music director Karl Riedelsberger in town, and travel details for Br. Arthur G. Allan and others. William Anderson arrived from Flagstaff for a funeral of his brother John C. Anderson. Mrs. J. P. Stevens left for the North Coast. George R. Crerk plans to buy draft horses for the Yellowstone Park Transportation Co. A resident Anna McAndeaws died in Rittho. funeral at Heart church tomorrow morning.
The old son of a sales agent at Walional Cash Register Co. was playing in the backyard at 118 South Washington Street when a crowbar fell on his foot, crushing the bone and causing severe injuries. He was attended by Dr. P. T. WeCarthy and died last night. The incident is under investigation.
Washington April 12 Senator Culberson chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee said the committee would consider the Venezuelan correspondence at its earliest convenience. He could not predict action but urged President Castel to have a sound policy.
In Pawtucket Rhode Island dated April 12 authorities report four Unread mine operatives including IL 4 P. Conta Uinta Pawtuckat and Central Palin have cut their running time to five days a wat.
A chaotic lodging house burglary case centers on Lopovich who, amid odd claims of innocence, is jailed after detectives recover a window shade stick fitting a jagged hole used in the theft. Police link other stolen papers and a Home Bank Canada bill to Lopovich, who held items belonging to A Ruke and others. Missoula and Bonner names surface in letter traces.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a disjointed scene with references to a Hall, Monty receipt, Montana Fuel Company, gold plated items, a ledger, and a block on Was Park Street. The text is broken and lacks coherent events or identifiable individuals beyond scattered names and places.
Helena April 14 Residents of Big Timber, nearly wiped out by a recent fire, were notified by the Northern Pacific Railway that they will be paid 50 cents on the dollar to cover losses. The move, a voluntary action by the board, aims to aid victims of the disaster sparked by a locomotive spark.
A group of boys throwing rocks near 1021 Goth Wyoming street injured Leona Mahoney, daughter of F C Mahoney, last evening. The skull likely not fractured, but the girl was stunned and carried home. authorities note such rock throwing is dangerous and must be watched to prevent further harm.
Billings prepares for a major dinner at the Coliseum on April 22 as citizens rally to back a publicity push. Real estate men report rising inquiries about Billings as an investment and the adjacent valley lands, with plans for large scale colonization by a St Paul syndicate to create about 1,000 farms on 200,000 acres. The city eyes new manufacturing ventures, a Big Horn Valley Ditch irrigation project advances bids, and local leaders expect rapid growth and greater regional prominence.
John Hanley woke Saturday to find Richard Connors dead beside him in a Broadway cabin near the corner. Connors, about year old and unmarried, appeared in good health, with no signs of violence or poison. An inquest is set for Duggan's Undertaking Room at 7 tonight. Connors had been visiting his mother in Wharton, New Jersey, two weeks earlier and had lodged at the Clarence hotel.
Mrs. Sam Goff of 125 Wells Street Centerville swallowed Lysol Saturday night in a personal crisis. Three physicians attended and by daylight she showed signs of recovery. Neighbors aided as a miner husband and two children await home for care.
William Eddy aged 49 a Centerville resident and longtime Mountain View nine shift boss died yesterday morning at his home from consumption He leaves a wife and one son Eddy was a prominent lodge member belonging to Peace and Harmony lodge Sons of St George Washington lodge I C C F and Woodmen of the World He was widely respected and had many friends. The piece also notes a separate ad for a sale of men’s suits in Butte with greatly reduced prices.
Mayer's at 23 West Park advertises custom made wedding rings from 14 and 18 carat gold. It claims exclusive Montana factory capacity with skilled workers, quick repairs, and guaranteed prices or money back. Also touts plated tableware sterling silver cut glass porcelain and jewelry at lower prices with refunds if unsatisfied.
An unclear text describes a claimed remedy for children involving a remedy named Mera Winslante Roathing Byrap and a device tied to HVAC tours. It mentions relief of pain wind and breath issues with a suggested regimen of Twenty-Five Comix a Battle and warns against other kinds.
Barnes the Inventor is jailed after being arrested at Rutts station on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses in Wallace Idaho. Deputy sheriffs traced him from Butte and Anaconda, and habeas corpus petitions sought his release. He previously faced multiple arrests related to his water race patent sales and was freed on technicalities.
Mitticoone at Com Shoviin s hime re stives palatal injaries while phizing Fh Werning ine Giang cay esplodes, hand injured, Frank Shoviin, vests of age. son of Police Officer Con Skoviln, wae ine viedlo: of an atrident at a'dock terday afternoon which may last him the sight of his left eye. He was play ing near the temby home, at 1,27 Chi cago avenue, and had sthinbted on in a piece of fuse. Ti wag found this would sputter and spit fire when he and the boy was whirling swiLthy about his head as it burned, when they came a sharp explosion. A giant powder cap, until what time unnoticed, at one end, had exploded. A part of the charge caught the box full in the eye, other parts causing nasty geaches in his teft hand. The boy ran home screaming and Dr H. McCarthy was summoned at once. He called on Dr. T. A. Crigg and they are making every effort to save My child's aight, but as yet can not day what will be the intemme. The patient's injuries are very paiful and the offier and family have the heart felt sympathy of a host of friends.
Henry Gruber linked to a Northern Weife hold up at Welch's eno where engineer James Clow was murdered. Three brought to Butte last night under Sheriff Manning custody. Another proceeds toward Deer Lodge at 10 o clock. Gruber fined in Butte gas incident. three years to serve for its crime after prior sentencing in Boulder.
The funeral of four year old William Burns who died in Butte Saturday will be held from the home at 8:20 morning to St Patrick's church where the rites will be celebrated. He leaves a wife and siblings John, Dennis Leary, and Thomas Moviatty, plus in laws. Others named include J McConnell and Mrs P B.
A North Send report to the Post-Intelligencer says a prisoner wounded north of Seattle with Deputy Shevila Star-Witch and Storey has confessed involvement with four men in a marshal killing at Kent Thursday night. The suspect, identified as Montenegrin Mi hret Belgice, was taken to Seattle by Deputy Shorri McGuire.
In Spokane Washington on April 12 G W W Thonrag, head of the First State Bank of Nawporr, allegedly committed suicide by taking strychnine amid domestic trouble and declining health. Authorities suggest connection to the Colonial matter in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Kussmann of 622 Volorsdostrest were surprised with a ceremonial tribute by the Deutscher Krieger Verein on their silver wedding anniversary. The celebration at the Pythian castle featured a host of comrades, German songs, a German lunch, and a formal presentation of a silver loving cup engraved to honor the couple.
Washington April 12 The George Gray league formed at a Hotel Walton meeting to urge Congressmen delegates and Democratic voters to back Gray for the presidency. John Caldonader heads the league with ex mayor McCormick as executive chair. The appeal attacks Republican privileges and centralization as root causes of financial troubles. Gray is praised as best fit and not seeking the nomination is cited as a reason for support.
The official gazette reports a long running negotiations outcome between two nations named United Sites and Stain. The April 2 release confirms an agreement reached after extensive talks, signaling a new phase in bilateral relations.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a political and health garble with names such as Orrand Taplia and Bryon aL Cileneda. Mentions a congress member from Plaketee Mich and a medical facility in DMaxdalens bas. Text is incoherent and contains many misspellings.
A Pal Mail Gazette excerpt notes Lord Salvanon delivering judgment in a curious case of a travelling trader with a weekly income of 27 shillings who raised six children in learned professions. Despite modest earnings, he accumulated nearly £400 in movable property and owned his cottage. The judge’s portrait shows thrift and industry extending well into old age.
The Wabbington Star quotes a European ruler reflecting on success. He credits bold marksmanship after a moment’s pause, labeling it the primary factor behind his achievements.
Thirteen matters appear on Judge Lynch's district court schedule including contempts in the Watt bribery matter. David B Watt is accused of bribing juror in the Sutton case against Murray and others. The docket notes Doney, jailed for contempt, admitted paying defense funds in the Suijon-Kinn dispute. Proceedings may delay other business.
George Lapp, longtime figure in the local department store circle, was released from Milrax’s hospital yesterday after 33 weeks of confinement due to a wound from a New Year’s incident. A firearm misadventure involving a young boy caused the injury, which was sustained in a turkey shoot on Will. The bullet has been removed and Lapp now uses crutches.
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