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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1909

Page

22

Conscience Pricks Boys Stay Hidden At Tragic Butte Death

Albert Escallier 17 of 809 East Park Street died after being crushed by a Great Northern train at Talbot avenue crossing. Two companions rode with him earlier and failed to appear at the inquest, leaving details about the ride and accident unresolved.

Butte Albert Fscallier East Park Street Great Northern Talbot Avenue Sherman & Reed Escallier Murray's Hospital Charles €. Cornell Woodville Mountain Junction Patrick H. Burns Nol Great Northern Railway Albert Escallier Sacred Heart School Frank Escallier Frank, Jr Pennsylvania Bismarck S. C

Postcard Romance Brings Anglo Italian Miner To Marry Cornish Girl

A 6 000 mile voyage from British Columbia to Tregehan near St Austell brings Antonio Metassa and Rosina Harper together for a wedding set today in a Cornish village. A village group postcard sparked the romance via Mrs Phillips and a mining camp letter. Metassa, son of English and Italian parents, is tall with dark eyes and a ruddy complexion.

London Daily Mail British Coimbia Tregehan St. Austell Phillips British Columbia Antonio Metassa Rosina Harper Metassa England Metzsen

Life Span Range Among Renowned Animals

An article lists maximum life expectancies for animals: horse and donkey up to many years, goose duck hen and turkey about twelve, crow about 106, parrot and elephant noted for long lifespans, carp failing to match century claims, tortoise cited as longest living with a 70 kilogram record animal presented in 294 at London Zoo, born in 17H.

la Vulgarization Scientifique Chantilly Fontainbleau London Zoological Gardens Walter de Hothschild

Present to Mikado Reported by Japanese Weekly Mail

From the Japanese Weekly Mail it is reported that Hirata Kitaro of Omi province will present fireflies to the emperor in a few days. The insects were caught by himself and his mother and wife. See Clerke's window for summer suits bargains. Your choice for 15 and 40 dollars. Best popular price restaurant in Bullsloua cafe 72 East Park.

Mail Hirata Kitaro Omi Province Clerke’s Window East Park

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