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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1912
Page
17
The local market showed a slightly stronger tone with increased activity today. Lake led gains advancing to 38 and closing near the top, with reports of improved mine yields in past weeks. Copper stocks showed little change while finance news touched on elections and money market expectations.
Miss Dora Keen of Philadelphia ascended Mount Blackburn in Copper River country last May and crossed into British territory through Skolai on foot with her mountaineers. She arrived in Dawson last night and has spent two weeks hunting big game. Men who know quality clothing can attend Hennesay's semicannual clearance this morning offering savings of nearly half on remaining suits. see page nine for full details.
Mrs Violet O Brien and Thomas five-year-old were taken from under the eyes of St Vincent's Academy sisters in Willis Place Newark. Joe O Brien a Pascale clerk appeared with the boy. The parents separated last spring after seven years of marriage dating from Toronto. The father allegedly fled with the child from the convent court rear into a waiting car.
Rapid progress by the national Museum taxidermist in mounting Roose il hunt exhibits. The lion group, five lions led by a regal mate, with a lioness, two cubs, and a pool scene, has been completed under chief taxidermist George B. Turner. Washington photographer Barney M. Clinchinst secured the first picture for Frederic J. Haskin's The American Government, reproduced in the book.
Cleveland Ohio Aug 2 Meritt Hersting advertises sale of furnishings from Euclid heights mansion of Patrick Calhoun railway magnate to satisfy a $4810 judgment by John Grant contractor for unpaid building materials. Sale to occur Aug 10 unless court intervenes.
Joseph Hodinson, 50, of Los Angeles, died of thirst while crossing the desert toward Carrizo Cal. He left El Centro with five gallons of water and 60 Keone. Heat exhausted his horses, and he reportedly shared most of his water with animals. Lacking guide posts, he reportedly lost his way and turned back toward Carrizo creek, dying nine miles from the water source despite a traveler giving him water.
Chicago August 2 officials of the Chicago Livestock Exchange warned that further reductions in cattle herds would drive beet prices up. Charles S. Jones urged Congress or state legislatures to pass laws protecting cattle raising, including prohibiting slaughter of young cows and calves to aid breeding.
In Los Angeles on Aug 2, a new illness labeled the fear of food was diagnosed at the county hospital. George Watterson, a patient there, became hysterical when a nurse attempted to feed him butter and eggs, items he dreads.
Los Angeles August 2 Professor George E Hale head of Mount Wilson Observatory rejected a report that the 100 inch telescope lens was full of air bubbles and useless. He said no order has been placed for another glass blank from France and tests are ongoing to determine if the lens will be successful.
Washington August 2 There is no appeal in pure food matters from a decision of the referee board of the department of agriculture to the three secretaries hoard comprising the treasury commerce and labor and agriculture Attorney General Wicker Shatn says this changes the past practice when proprietors or manufacturers of foods or drugs deemed deleterious by the referee board appealed to the three secretaries.
Best at ERs. Mayer store specializes in making and repairing fine jewelry with mainsprings priced at $1 and watches with one year guarantee. It advertises men’s and young men’s salts of various prices and claims “It is foolish to pay more.” Also promotes THE CLOTHERY at North Main and a first class tailor at 31 North Main.
A Los Angeles article summarized in Seattle about Miss Filanbeth Morton Coffin adopting widow Miss Murray and plans for a new women’s agricultural college near Los Angeles. It outlines aims to educate women in farm work, provide housing, and offer free training to become self supporting, with initial funding around 200000 and capacity for 109 students.
San Francisco August 2 prisoner Emery Chapman held on petty larceny faced an additional charge after he scratched his initials on the cell walls. Floorman Madden produced a gold pin and paint scrap as evidence of damage.
The tab will be to live issue and the battle will be a hard fought one. Read Standant Montana's live progressive newspaper to stay posted on current political events. Subscription is $1 per month, delivered by carrier or mail to any post office in the U S Canada or Mexico. Unrestricted choice of any suit at half its real worth in Hennessy's mens store. see page nine for details.
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