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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1913

Page

12

Samuel Tolliver 100 Now Touring From Kentucky to Washington

Samuel Tolliver, who celebrated his hundredth birthday last November, is visiting his son W J Tolliver in Butte. Born in 1812 near Russellville Kentucky to slave parents he recalls early slavery days, Mexican War memories, and a life of family moves from Missouri to Kansas and beyond. He plans to live in Tacoma with daughter Mrs W L Goldsborough, reflecting a remarkable century of endurance and skill, from violin playing to sewing, despite partial deafness and one failing eye.

Samuel Toliver W.J. Tolliver West Mercury Street Butte Hs Long Mr. Tolliver Tacoma W. L. Goldsborough Russellville Logan County Kentucky Byram Tolliver McAdoo Missouri Kansas

Don’t Kick Plumbing Advice From A Practical Man

An advertisement urges readers to hire a plumber who truly knows the trade. It invokes Killeen the plumber at 47 Hast Broadway and phone number 1169 as the trusted practical choice over shoemakers for plumbing work.

Killeen Broadway

Mulhall lobby probe widens as House to question Seibold

Washington August 4 investigators prepare to question Louis Seibold of the New York World as the House committee opens on Mulhall’s letters to MPs. Mulhall may face weeks on the stand while the Senate hears ex Senator Foraker amid new Mulhall letters and threats of disclosures about night life. In a separate Roundup item a six year old coal miner's son dies after a scalding accident at a surface drain near mines.

Washington Martin M. Mulhall National Association of Manufacturers Capitol House Louis Seibold New York World Mullhall Muthall Senate Joseph B. Foraker Ohio Mulhall Reed Townsend Overman James F. Watson Indiana Watson Garrett Samuel McKee

Lind Goes 10 Mexico 10 Embasssy Adviser Contd

The article discusses Ambassador Wilson and Lind advocating peaceful mediation in Mexico, the U S denial of arms to warring factions, and U S hesitation to recognize Huerta while warning against Diaz era tactics. Wilson resigns amid pressure, while officials insist on patriotism and balanced aims.

Lind Huerta United States Carranza Wison Mexico Madero Suraez Diaz Wilson State Department México

Hearing Scheduled After Mulhall Testimony Concludes

A hearing before the house committee is set, to occur after Mulhall finishes testifying. The proceedings will follow the conclusion of Mulhall's testimony.

House Committee Mulhall

Catholic Women Oppose Suffrage in German Catholic Central Verein

Buffalo reports the formation of a Catholic Woman's league during the German Roman Catholic Central Verein convention. Leaders say the group will counter the women's movement and its push for suffrage, forming branches nationwide. They argue enfranchisement has caused unrest and say the Catholic view opposes but will not solely oppose suffrage.

Buffalo

Rush to claim Carey project land near Harlowton

Anticipated open ing of 21 000 acres north of town spurs a Friday midnight rush as settlers occupy almost all of 19 000 acres of farm land. Ex register McQuoin and a state Carey board push settlement amid orders to release the tract, with land near town valued for its rich beach soil within four to seven miles.

Standard Harlowton McQuoin Lewistown Interior Department Carey

Roundup Church Plans Banquet for State Labor Meeting

The Congregational church of Roundup will host an elaborate banquet for the state labor meeting starting August 10. A carnival company will provide entertainment during the week, and hotels are taxed to capacity with many residences offered to house convention guests.

Congregational Church of Roundup

Change in relations education in training

From American Machinist this item notes a major shift in employer employee relations over the last decade centered on adult workers receiving education in training. It highlights lectures on shop topics as part of this trend.

Funeral notices for Dowd and Hronholm announced

The funeral of Mrs. Michael Dowd will be held Wednesday at 9 o clock from the family home at 167 East Center Street, with high mass at St. Lawrence Church at 9 30. Erick Hronholm’s funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 o'clock at Duggan's undertaking parlors.

Undertaker and Embalmer Listed in Bell Ind Ad

Larry Duggan, reliable undertaker and embalmer, operates at 322 North Main Street, Bell. Local directory entry notes Bell and Indiana phone numbers 770 and 1864 for service inquiries.

Joseph Richards S. Montana Street Butte, Mont Ind Bell

Mary Hogan Funeral Arrangements at St Joseph Church

Mrs. Mary Hogan, 47, died yesterday at the family residence 740 South Main. Funeral Wednesday at 9 AM from the home to St Joseph's Church for requiem high mass at 9:00.

Martin Rites Set for William H H Martin at Richards Chapel

The funeral for William H H Martin is scheduled this Tuesday at 2 pm at Richards funeral chapel. Rev George D Wolfe will conduct services. The family thanks neighbors and friends for sympathy during illness and burial, and acknowledges Modern Woodmen Fraternal Brotherhood and floral tributes.]]>

Modern Dominic. Ybarra

Evolution of Education Services in American Industry

Educational classes and continuation schools, once rare ten years ago, are now widely used across American industries. Agencies once few in number are employed not in isolated cases but across many factories and diverse lines of work.

California almond crop seen at about 1750 tons

The Almond Growers' Exchange reports California almond production this year will total around 1,750 tons, roughly a little over half the usual crop. The estimate reflects market expectations for supply conditions and regional weather impacts.

California

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W. B Symons Pongee Selz-Schwab & Co Goodyear Russia Selz-Schwabb & Co Stein-Bloch L System Michaels-Stern Cee Ania Art Scanned Mhaatin Samuel Tolliver Samuel Allen D. Tolliver Pueblo Col Morris Parsons Kan Wes Violinist Commiepters mittee—Sennate Senator Foraker Carey Project Undertakers Larry Duggan Bell Phone 770 Sherman & Reed East Broadway, Butte M. J. Walsh Hast Park Stree
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