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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1912
Page
21
Advertises quality fresh meats with shoulder mutton chops offered at a special price and loin mutton chops described as sweet and tender. Mentions per pound pricing and the distinctive meat cut under the rib arch.
A printed Gold Medal flour coupon in this space expires August 17 with a 25 cent cash value. Remember to redeem the coupon before the date.
County commissioners kept the annual tax levy unchanged for the year, totaling 23% mills outside Butte city and 27% within the city, with potential rise to nearly 28 mills if the city adopts its proposed levy. The distribution covers state funds, school districts, city and county funds, road and fire districts, and juvenile court and registration expenses. The board noted higher county costs due to new laws and a growing population, and discussed possible reductions which were deemed unadvisable.
Hanna Iter, with Roy Carpenter of 1118 West Granite in Salt Lake City, on July 11, described an Uncalled-for act by Salt Lake police during a shooting involving Carpenter. He arrived in Butte Sunday with others aiming to steal a ride to Ogden. the train stopped and an officer threatened them. Hanna claimed the officer warned him and claimed to hit Carpenter, and recounted threats about finding a body. Carpenter's father, William Carpenter, is a plaster contractor.
In Butte the Empress Theater features Mik Gertrude Des Roches in The Incubator Girls with Charles Wayne and a beauty chorus. A midweek souvenir matinee next Thursday offers autographed photos of Des Roches. Also notes other acts, local events, and a police warrant for Will Clark on child neglect.
Judge McClernan denied a motion for a new trial in the damage suit of Martin Simonich against Dominick Quiliel, with Simonich awarded $2000. The case stems from an accidental wounding during a saloon confrontation. Other items include an injunction dispute between Nicholas Richards and John Smith over a division wall and a cement walk drainage, and a note on the estate of Alla McMillan vs Hugh A. Laird for $508 plus $20 attorney fee. A damage case involving William Stull against the Northern Pacific Railway was transferred.
A fragment previewing a San Francisco fair as a major attraction with a note to plan early, plus a mention of Salmon Valley development along Northwest timelines. It cites Butte businessmen Lawlor & Rowe and a descriptive booklet to save, and advertises a regular French dinner at Richelieu with private rooms for Lucian Raverat.
Official funeral programme issued for Emperor Matsuhito who died July 9. Services begin Sept 12 at 6 40 pm with Emperor Yoshihito and empress dowager present. Procession to Kyoto will feature ox drawn coffin, Shinto rites, musicians, torch bearers and priests. Imperial train to Kyoto departs Sept 14 with further tributes and ceremonies through Sept 12.
Coroner LP Smith examines the death of William O Neill a 39 year old discharged fireman at 1135 West Granite Street He attempted suicide yesterday morning after being released from emergency hospital authorities say his wife slept through the incident and his brother could not prevent it O Neill a Michigan native had stated he would not live after discharge.
A masked tale describes a bold bull moose sighting near a Montana depot. Agent of the Oregon Short Line reported the animal approaching within 100 yards before a fishing train arrived at 1 AM. W Sternfels of the Elks lodge initially mistook it for a joke before confirming the moose headed toward the hills.
Washington August protests target Secretary Nagel's reading of naturalization law. The issue claims that a father's naturalization makes minor children American citizens whether in or out of the United States, potentially easing entry barriers for undesired groups and challenging immigration restrictions.
Rotterdam August 18 The North German Lloyd steamer Frank fart collided yesterday with the nun steamer Barmen off the Hook of Holland while bound for Canada with 1 200 emigrants aboard. The Frank fart entered the Hook of Holland towed by four tugs. 460 passengers landed while the rest were transferred to the steamer June. The Harmen, en route from Rotterdam to Bremen, also arrived at the Hook of Holland.
President Taft warned today that next year’s estimates will be sent to Congress in budget form. The cabinet was directed to prepare detailed programmes showing income, expenditures, and proposed policies. The move aims to replace the old unsystematic method with a coordinated national budget similar to England’s system.
New York dispatch reports one charge dismissed while the smuggling case proceeds against Charles Brown. Johnson, his former principal witness, was recently arrested. the government plans to press trial. The note follows a week of price declines in the cotton market with October deliveries down about 38 points and a bale drop from recent highs.
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