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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1910
Page
5
We offer the best silver plate that wears well and gives satisfaction. Bram presents a Christmas sale on every silver plated item in stock at a special price through the holiday season.
In a bold sale Red Boot Shoe Co. snapped up Rayley Davenport inventory, turning a rival’s men's and women's stock into a bargain bonanza. Slippers, oxfords, digging shoes and mountain boots flood the market at extraordinary discounts, with prices as low as 95 cents a pair and many items under two dollars.
Fulton Missouri December reports show W S Smith of Lynchburg Virginia winning a probate claim to Hugh Smith estate valued at ten thousand dollars. The judge weighed peculiarities in Hugh Smith’s speech from whisper to piercing shriek as key evidence along with familiar pitch variation cited by witnesses. Hugh Smith died last year with no known relatives. his estate is in county care awaiting settlement.
A muddled 19th century report notes Dee Tew Moie Sut Ot Chien gaining a Methodist leadership claim in Chicago amid board secretary David G. Dowses confirming proceedings. The text hints at secret meetings and contested membership dynamics within the Methodist church hierarchy.
Reports from the Boston News Bureau indicate talks to absorb Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co. into American Telephone or another Bell subsidiary, likely Colorado Telephone. Rocky Mountain has improved earnings, now earning 7 percent dividend on its stock, with depreciation needs to be funded. Immediate stockholder returns would arise from an exchange of securities, while strengthening the parent company’s system. Hazeman, Dec 12 notes G H Court from Bear Canyon was jailed after attempting to flee with a shotgun and rifle. neighbors complain he believes others seek to take his claim. Court will examine him this week. he has threatened locals but remains peaceful since detention. Market reports mention fine groceries, delicasies, and wines at Tilsa Cash Grocery Co. Hearing on the meat packers petition and the National Packing Company dissolution was postponed by Judge Carpenter.
Washington reports on Supreme Court appointments appease eastern financiers and keep market mood calm. Trading is light with little selling and selective buying in Butte and related mines, as analysts forecast continued dullness until after the new year.
San Francisco reports Nathan Pollack, a Moscow merchant's son, on trial for murder after allegedly shooting his wife Frieda Pollak near a sidewalk as she walked with Samuel Goldberg. The defense claims the wife was accidentally killed during an attempt to shoot Goldberg.
An unidentified man was mortally wounded by a revolver bullet on November Ad Inat. He told Hoboken police he was shot for failing to pay debts to the Blok Thind. He died shortly after. A murder warrant was issued for a man believed to be a close friend of the victim’s family.
Lieutenant Albert Wordle of the Sixth Cavalry was wounded when his horse bolted and threw him yesterday. He suffered a fractured leg and head injuries. Survived by his wife, the officer is in a Des Moines hospital with critical injuries.
A Boston News Tax vein report notes Red Metals Mining Company may be dissolved this year. J. W. Allen elected director, with W. B. Dickinson succeeding. Board remains Cole, Thornton, Thayer, and Hennessy. Company assets consist of 509,000 shares of Amerida. operations begun in May and all capital held by Butte Coalition Mining.
Virginia City December 12 1910 The Madis-onian will remain the official Madison county paper for 1911 with contracts awarded to Frank T Conway publisher at 73 percent discount for legal publications 43 percent for blank books and 66 percent for other work The Virginia City Times was the next bidder The Masonian will handle war fone The contract for overseeing county poor and medical care goes to Dr George W Mightengur of Sheridan at 900 per year The poor farm superintendent contract goes to George Shoemaker and his wife at 115 per month
A Pittsburgh court today sentenced six men to prison terms and fines after allegheny County officials were found to have conspired to defraud the city of Pittsburgh. The ex parte inquiry tied to city depositories shows misuse of public funds by the group and the defendants pleaded guilty to the charges. The proceedings highlighted corruption among local councilmen and their associates.
Ambiguous OCR text describes a fatal shooting involving a deputy sheriff and secretary of a state ant theft agency. The scene mentions a guardeln of Thamae Powler and a person named Orion Brow. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but report centers on a killing during a confrontation at a location called ArFost.
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