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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1913
Page
7
A compact roundup of town briefs and advertisements. Items mention rental pianos, shoe sales, wine and delicatessen purchases, cab services, cigar opinions, watch cleaning, banking interests, and local births. Several notes cover travel, church events, hospital updates, and social announcements plus minor business promos in Butte.
In Trenton on August 1 Daniel H Tulman known as king of the loan sharks was fined $1000 and ordered to stay out of the money lending business for three years or face further imprisonment. He pleaded guilty to violating New Jersey law and faces arrest if he resumes lending in the United States or Canada during probation. Tulman once ran offices in several large cities including a former Butte operation now winding up.
Willemstad Curacao Aug 1 confirmation of Cipriano Castro's landing at Coro Venezuela was received here from Puerto Cabello. Plans call for construction of several piers 1 000 feet long at the Atlantic end of the Panama canal.
J Ross Clark president of the Salt Lake route and brother of Senator W A Clark, visits Butte with his wife and grandson. He expresses pride in Butte’s development, gardens and trees, and notes strong rail traffic, high crop prospects, and growing passenger and tonnage on his line. He tours local sites before leaving for Anaconda and homeward.
A miner brings twin infants to Butte’s emergency hospital after his wife deserts them. Humane Officer Gilligan seeks to declare the twins neglected and place them in the state orphans’ home. The babies, born December 27, are Lawrence James and Lorene May Williams. The father promises to arrange care in Walkerville, but fails to return. the mother explains strife and her intent to keep the children with her until custody is resolved. Officers plan court action and warrants for both parents’ desertion and neglect. The twins are now cared for by Mrs. Peters pending court. The couple’s addresses and family links are noted, with investigations ongoing.
Gold receipts at the United States assay office totaled $192,097 in July with deposits from Broadwater Cascade Chouteau Flathead Fergus Granite Jefferson Lewis and Clark Madison Meagher Missoula Park Powell Ravalli Silver Bow among others.
The article reviews President Wilson's continued critique of Roosevelt's trust policy under the banner The Restoration of Freedom. It contrasts reforms with criticisms and frames the policy debate for readers. The piece signals ongoing political contention and policy direction.
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