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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1911
Page
21
An aged appeal urges readers over fifty to use Cascarets to stimulate lax bowels gently. It contrasts Cascarets with harsh laxatives, promoting one tablet daily as a mild, natural aid to weak bowels and overall well being.
The Orpheum theater presents a four day run featuring Drama of Real Life in a Picture Play and For He’s a Jolly Good Fellow, both praised for sincerity and photography. The program includes The Flaming Arrows western, Dolly at a West ranch romance, The Ruling Passion Biograph comedy drama, and a Lionelly contortionist showcase with new orchestra selections and Windsor buffet drinks.
District court items include Gust Rusek suing over injuries from a Gardens car derailment on Aug 20 with damages sought at 1999 dollars for injuries and ruined clothing. Mitta Kt Thomas seeks divorce from David W Thomas after 19 years, alleging cruelty and lack of support with six children. Hennessy Mercantile sues Pat Wall for 475.51 over May to Aug 1910 goods, tied to prior separation. James R Dickey and William Dickey seek a new hearing on Josiah F Beck estate distribution, noting a 3000 share and a 2000 note owed.
Milwaukee Eagles bound for home from San Francisco convention will be hosted in Butte by Buttone rie No 11 and Anaconda aerie No 18. A parade, open house, lunch, sightseeing rides, and evening entertainment are planned with a sendoff on the special train Friday night.
Butte city police judge blows past precedent setting four thousand dollar bonds for Roy David W H Ferry and H Walters charged with vagrancy. Court records show their prior conduct under investigation while Chief Murphy suspects confidence man activity. A separate case involves Rubberneck Harrington linked to provisions to a suspect robber.
John Dobson, close friend of Mrs. Josie Moore, says he is aiding investigations and believes indications point to self-inflicted death. He told Mrs. E F Butler and her husband of Hermiston Oregon about his efforts and that he does not know how the death occurred. The first discussion was brief en route to work. another conference followed. The couple plans to return to Hermiston.
Alfred Betcher a United States Army second lieutenant visiting Butte for a few days staying with Judge and Mrs J B McClernan on South Excelsior avenue. A West Point graduate he heads to the Philippines for a six month assignment after which he will return to Portland Oregon for two years of service. His Ada Minnesota birthplace is noted and he plans to depart Monday.
The last of the 49ers will farewell next month as the Western Association of California Pioneers disbands. Eleven members can attend the final gathering in Evanston on Sept 14, led by last president Francis Benton of Chicago. only about 20 pioneers remain in the region, all at least 80 years old.
Washington reports only part of the wrecked battleship Maine will be moved with current funds. Congress will be asked for an additional 250000 to continue removal and to place sailors’ remains in the national cemetery in Havana harbor.
Vitagraph’s topical film series shows current events such as two locomotives colliding at 60 mph in Indianapolis, the Dreamland Pavilion fire at Coney Island, and President Taft’s Michigan visit. Feature photoplay Special Messenger stars J. P. McGowan with two comedies Jealous George and A Turkish Cigarette, plus Tom McDonald’s new dialect song When You Kiss an Italian Sirk.
Justice Foley demanded Beatrice McCauley and Chris Rodonich marry by 2 PM tomorrow or face a 60 day county jail term. McCauley had just been divorced from Robert McCauley by Judge Donlan amid a charge of unlawful cohabitation with Rodonich. Deputy County Attorney Maloney filed a post divorce complaint. both pleaded guilty to the offense.
New York August 29 Jeanette Shus ter 20 daughter of a wealthy leather merchant living on Fifth Avenue is arrested for burglary. Police say she accessed a neighbor's apartment by jumping an air shaft four stories high and stole jewelry valued at over a hundred dollars.
E. N. Bell, resident of Butte since 1883, with his family moved to Coeur d Alene Idaho to make their future home. He mined and prospected early, then served 18 years as stationery engineer at Butte mines and smelters, most recently with Pioneer Fuel before joining Thomas Casey in a Coeur d Alene laundry.
In Viterbo on August 29 during the Camorra murder trial of Gennaro Cuoccolo and his wife a carabiniere contradicted prior testimony. The witness stated priest Ciro Vitozzi is undoubtedly a Camorra member, spending much time with criminals in Castellamare.
New York Aug 29 The time to deposit stocks and bonds of the American Tobacco Company before the court dissolution has been extended to Sept 15 for stocks and Sept 27 for bonds An attorney for the company says an application will likely be made to the U S circuit court to order the company to bear the reasonable expenses of the three stock holders committees
John Krizmanich, 46, native of Austria and longtime Butte resident, died yesterday at 2015 Oak Street. He ran a saloon in the McQueen addition after earlier mining work. Survived by wife, he belonged to St. Phillip and Jacob and St. John and Baptist societies. Funeral tomorrow at 9:30 AM from the family residence with a high mass at Holy Savior Church.
Charles Limited and his half-brother A. D. Mecum escaped after firing on Anamosa penitentiary guard William A. Hamaker weeks ago. They killed a Winnipeg constable days ago while fleeing arrest and are now charged with murder in Manitoba.
In Safford Arizona on August 29 a mass meeting of Graham county chief democrats unanimously voted to strike out the recall provision from the statehood plan and pledged all nominees, especially for the legislature, to work for immediate replacement of the measure after admission to the union is consummated.
In Buffalo on August 29 twenty two members of the National Shorthand Reporters Association entered the Adams trophy contest for accuracy. A second contest for the champion writer of America is set for tomorrow and the winners will be announced Friday.
Iola Kansas August 29 Judge D B D Smeltzer’s sentence of Mrs Ella Reese to work with the city chain gang is endorsed by the Women’s Christian Temperance Union of Humboldt near Iola. The judge stated he believes both boys and girls should be protected from social impurity.
New York report notes Mayor Gaynor walking about the city for the first time in a year after being shot, with bodyguards reassigned to other duties. Also, funeral details for John Harrington: service at 9 o'clock Wednesday from Dan Harrington's residence to St Mary's Church, high mass of requiem.
Lexington Kentucky August 29 The Burley Tobacco society announced a pool would be formed to handle the 1911 crop amounting to about 60,000,000 pounds. Thousands of farmers did not grow any tobacco this year fearing a resumption of night riding outrages if a pool were formed.
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