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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1916
Page
11
A call to form the Butte branch of Friends of Irish Freedom invites all men of Irish heritage to a 2 PM meeting at Hic hernia hall Centerville tomorrow. The national group formed last month in New York urges support for an independent Ireland.
John Day died in the city jail after a brief arrest on vagrancy charges that were dismissed. He is survived by his wife and a daughter. The body was taken to Sherman Reed's undertaking establishment.
A fire yesterday morning destroyed four bath tubs stored in a barn at 189 Platinum Street. No injuries were reported and the cause is under investigation.
Col Patrick J Wallace of Butte attended the Irish race convention in New York as a Hibernian representative. He led the Connemara brigade in Ireland before the war and was jailed for political activity. He fled home to avoid service in the English army and was a confidant of Roger Casement. William Metsire, Sacret Heart church sexton, is in St James hospital after a streetcar collision left his left leg fractured.
Montana Reliance Gold Mines and Western Beverages submit Articles of Incorporation through the county clerk with Joseph J. McCafery Chelila M. Carpenter and others named as incorporators. Western Beverage Company organized with a $25 000 capital to buy sell make and distribute non alcoholic beverages. Other items note fines for disorderly conduct and petty larceny cases, plus a mention of a strict rule of silence in the congressional library.
Judge Whitty ordered the dismissal and erasure of the arrest record for Jack Day, jailed as a vagrant, who died in his cell. Matron Boyle from the emergency hospital attended to Day’s suffering but could not be understood before relatives claimed the body.
The city health department issued figures on the recent epidemic. Measles cases reached 1 118 while typhoid fever was cut to five and scarlet fever to US. Smallpox stood at 97 and diphtheria at 30 with tuberculosis at 186 and trachoma at 1. Quarantine tied to 1 213 cases, homes fumigated 45 rooms fumigated 1 575 persons disinfected.
E P Pennybaker retires from the Pennybaker Hubert company to devote time to his other business interests. Hubert and associates will unite the shoe business of the Pennybaker Hubert concern. An estimated 13000 real negroes are noted in the world.
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