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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1913

Page

9

Men Heavily Fined For Abusing Horse In Police Court

Two men testified through a Finnish interpreter and were fined 50 dollars each for abusing a livery horse. Humane Officer Brodie called the act common and undeservedly punished, as others in town were fined for drunkenness and disturbances. A stranger faced a 25 dollar ticket for impersonation, a vagrant was jailed, and several cab drivers were dismissed for blocking streets near a railway.

Brodie Jack the Hugger Harry Benjamin Arkansas Tow Ward Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway

Divers fail to reach wreck of the California in Gambier bay

Juneau Alaska Aug 26 divers hoping to recover the 20 bodies in the hulk of the steamship State of California found the wreck lies in 37 fathoms of water beyond diving depth. Capt Cann testified that with seven minutes he could have saved all aboard after the ship plunged into deep water.

Juneau Alaska State of California Gambier Bay Thomas H. Cann Abernathy Whitney Kell Cann

Geyser Bob Dies Quietly After Thirty Years In Yellowstone

The famed Yellowstone stage driver Robert Edgar known as Geyser Bob died at the Lake hotel in California after a long career guiding visitors in the park. He boasted a 100000 mile record and never lost a trip, driving for decades across Montana and North Dakota routes. His rough charm and nautical tales made him a beloved fixture among tourists including royalty and magnates. He died while leading a party on the circuit and wished to die with his boots on. His legend lives on in stories of the alum pool and the intelligent bear yarns.

Geyser Bob North Dakota Montana Butte California The Lake Hotel Bob Old Faithful Basin Old Faithful Old Faithful Inn Canyon Hotel Mammoth Hot Springs

Fees Held Illegal In Accident Inquest Fees

County Auditor Kane asked for a legality ruling on fees paid to witnesses and jurors in coroner inquests into accidental deaths. County Attorney McCaffery says fees are illegal unless death involved criminal intent or a crime. only a physician may collect for autopsy. Past payments stand, but future charges are barred. auditors may take time to review claims.

McCaffery Kane State of Montana

Bou cher's Cleanup Sale Offers Men’s Suits Steals

Bou cher's Cleanup Sale at 37 39 West Park street advertises men’s suits originally $20 now $11.65. Promotion targets all sizes and emphasizes value with a sharp price cut and limited time appeal.

Boucher West Park Street

Four Suits Pressed We Will Press One Suit Every Week

Unique Tailoring advertises pickup service in Butte offering to press one suit weekly for two dollars per month. Delivery to every part of Butte. Located at 125 West Granite with two phone lines.

Butte Unique Tailoring Company West Granite Adv

Seals Scarcity May Lift Prices on Pribilof Skins

Oakland California August 26 A shortage of seals on the Pribilof islands could push seal skin prices higher Captain Wall of the steamer Homer says the vessel returned with only 2 000 skins against the usual 15 000 or more The Homer arrived late yesterday reporting the diminished catch and its impact on market prices.

Oakland Cal Pribilof Islands Wall Homer

Strike in London Leaves Pensioners Hungry at Chelsea

Hundreds of army pensioners at Chelsea hospital faced hunger as electricians from the public works department struck over the admiralty hiring non union painters. The stoppage disrupted hospital service and exposed tensions between labor groups in London on August 26.

London Chelsea Hospital Public Works Department Admiralty

Encroachment Dispute Slows Fast Butte Carpenters

In Butte at 17 East Broadway Jake Pincus had a new storefront installed by Jack Turner with a city permit. Carpenters extended the display beyond the sidewalk, drew orders to stop, and an investigation showed no council action on the petition. Council meeting tonight will decide if the encroachment is allowed on the condemned building.

Butte East Broadway Jake Pincus Jack Turner Ray C. Smith Department of Public Works Gow Pincus Turner Duncan Ellingwood Flood

Jones is 100 busy to look for work

In Butte two people faced mental health exams as Judge Lynch and doctors weighed their condition. William Jones, described as good natured, was deemed not insane and released with a warning to seek work after confessing little time for job hunting. He spent much of his two weeks in town in jail. Mrs. Katie Johnson was found insane and ordered sent to Warm Springs asylum.

William Jones A. BE. Anderson W. BE. Ware Mr. Jones Butte Jones Katie Johnson Turner Smetters Warm Springs Johnson

City Secures Access to Butte Assessment Books

The city of Butte wins an order in Judge Lynch’s court directing County Clerk David Kehoe to permit access to the four assessment books. The writ of mandamus requires delivery of the books upon demand, with a show cause hearing set for Saturday morning, Aug. 29 at 10 o’clock.

Butte

Educational pictures at the Broadway Theater begin Aug 31

The Broadway theater plans a series of educational moving pictures at ten cents on nights free from regular shows. The opening feature is The Battle of Gettysburg a five reel production praised for historical accuracy and educational value. The first run runs Aug 31 through Sept 3 and critics hail its detail and entertainment.

Advy

Answers and Answers Q and A from a 19th century column

A Q A column lists world divorce rankings showing Japan leading and the United States second with per cent rates per 100000 people. It also answers questions about Cunard smokestack colors and Balkan languages with concise regional specifics.

United States Japan Switzerland Bulgaria German Empire France Belgium Australia Sweden Norway Scotland Italy England and Wales Austria Ireland Cunard Line Balkan Servia Rumania

Judge Bourquin to Attend American Bar Association

Judge Bourquin of the United States court left yesterday for Montreal to attend the American Bar Association meeting. He will return in time to open the October term of court at Missoula on November 1. No English barristers are listed as principal speakers.

Bourquin United States Court Montreal American Bar Association England Missoula

Habeas Corpus Writ for Harry Borovsky

Attorney Charles G. Colby secured a writ directing Chief of Police Murphy to bring Harry Borovsky to court at 10 Saturday for an examination to determine his liberty. Borovsky was arrested on a grand larceny warrant tied to a junk-dealer firm in British Columbia alleging $500 loss. He admits taking money from a sale of firm property but says he acted to protect his rights amid alleged cheating over short weights. He plans a hard fight against extra charges.

Charles G. Colby Lynch Murphy Harry Borovsky Borovsky Gorovsky A. Sussman British Columbia

Flour From Montana Hard Wheat Promised In Ad Claim

A sales pitch urges shoppers to seek flour labeled as made from Montana hard wheat, promising it as the choicest grain for bake quality and consistent results. The line hints at a marketing claim targeting home bakers and grocery buyers in a local commerce context.

Montana

Mining engineer Collins backs Plant Juice claims in Butte

John P. Collins, a renowned Butte mining engineer from Cornwall, testifies Plant Juice helps his rheumatic and stomach troubles. He says his digestion improves and appetite returns, claiming the product cleanses blood and liver, relieves malaria and biliousness, and acts as a tonic. Sold at Smith Drug Co in Anaconda and Newbro Drug Store in Butte.

Butte John P. Collins East Galena Street Berkeley Mines Mr. Collins Cornwall England Smith Drug Company Conda Newbro Drug

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