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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1913
Page
6
An advertisement claims Hay's Hair Health can restore grey hair to its natural color almost immediately. It assures beauty improvement and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied, urging buyers to request Hay's Mair Dealth through Newbro Drug Co.
Jerry L Terrington 40 died Monday morning at his residence 61 Timesmet street after a four week illness. Survived by daughter Mrs Fiten four sons John Daniel Nett Jerome two brothers John and Patrick and sisters in Massachusetts and one sister in Ireland. Funeral to be held at the family residence at a time to be announced.
A neighborly thanks message from Larry Duggan and family for sympathy after the death of a loved one. Notices include Margaret M Williams aged 10, Mrs Willian Barth, Georgia Margaret McManus 17, Donel McGilivray, and others with funeral details pending. Officials for Joseph Righards Funeral Director listed.
State fire marshal leads crackdown on dangerous ramshackle shacks in Helena and Butte with 30 day notices to raze, amid protests from owners. Daly and city officials target derelict buildings near West Main State Street and nearby blocks, aiming to remove fire hazards and safeguard property.
Veterans groups including Grand Army of the Republic United Spanish War Veterans Ladies of the Grand Army and Women’s Relief Corps plan a three day encampment at Great Falls Montana starting May 9 1913 Official program includes Rainbow hotel entertainment tours campfires and excursions with committees and delegates to report for credentialing and arrangement details
Milwaukee depot on Aon fata street near the freight yard will not be completed this year with costs at 250000. Chief engineer C F Loweth said the line from Colorado Junction to CAM Junction should be ready for train service by June 1, amid reports The Short Line and Butte Anaconda Pacifi c may use the Milwaukee Station.
A fire discovery in the boiler room at the Silver Lake Hotel on East Quartz Street caused guests to rush out about 4 AM. Fire department confined the blaze to the boiler room with nominal damage. Two hours later a similar scare at a rooming house on West Park Street caused no damage.
Miss Blanche M. Brook, a well known woman, died yesterday at her residence 820 West Part street after lung trouble. Surviving relatives include her mother Mrs C B Brook two sisters Rain and Beatrice of Butte and two brothers Frei of Nevis and Luster of California.
The canal toll issue with Panama law provisions and related amendments moves to the regular session. Senator Heveridge opposed earlier, while others stressed commitment to fair currency regulation. The committee’s overwhelming vote signals no toll action for months unless influential pressure shifts.
Oakland court awaits Superior Judge Burroughs decision on Mrs J Tekch against stepfather Barry T Cooper over heirlooms taken from Ida McKinney Morse-Cooner. Ruling expected within a week in this probate matter.
In Logansport Indiana on April 29, Nellie Paugh aged 38 tried to rescue her two sons Ronald aged 11 and Delbert aged 6 from Deer Creek after they fell from a bridge. The mother and the younger boy drowned as the elder son swam ashore. The tragedy ended with the mother urging the boys to let go before she was swept away.
An operation event in Chicago mentions a Duchess of Connaught visiting with the governor general's wife in attendance. The report notes the event was successful and held this month, reflecting a formal royal presence at a local function.
The jury concluded the Leonard mine accident caused five deaths when a hoisting cage failed at the mine shaft. Key witnesses, including engineers Peters and Mitchell, testified about the engine room, equipment checks, and possible excessive strain on the crank rod. The inquiry, led by Judge Drew, heard numerous testimonies and aimed to determine fault and safety lapses in the mine's hoisting system.
Fragmentary text lists individuals such as Lambarilo A. Tt. Jones and George Melelfrey with roles like foreman and shift boss. It mentions a described escape near a West side location and references several unnamed people and places, but the garbled wording yields few clear events or outcomes.
Sir Stevens, a Canadian MP from British Columbia, argues against broad Asian immigration controls and promises to explain Canada’s immigration laws. He cites costs and alleged treaties, claiming strict measures are needed to preserve civilization while noting limited Japanese inflow and Chinese taxes.
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