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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1912
Page
4
The Principal branch offce of the Standard at 2 East Broadway, Butte, advertises independent telephone service and states advertising rates are furnished on application. The terse notice reflects typical small city business listings and local communications access.
Local notices report travel plans by B Warr M Reinstein Addison Cowper and Thomas Wilkenson to cities like New York Omaha Portland and England. Births include a son for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and another for Mr. and Mrs. Mars in Glimare. Mentions of merchants, services, and seasonal ads fill the page alongside a burial notice for Mrs Betty Carlson and her infant daughter.
Washington report notes a two week adjournment from Dec 19 to day for Christmas holidays amid a heated debate. Lena La Follette objected to the timely report and moved to adjourn. the measure carried with the decision pushed to tomorrow. La Follette privately suggested the recess period could be extended due to crowded business. The Enterprise Lodge No 49 I.G.O.I of South Hutte notes Judge praised the year’s work and plans holiday celebrations. Officers for six months include Woble Grand George McAllister and Deputy officers listed. Leys' hall marked by holiday souvenirs.
CIY Club Women hosted a reception at the clubhouse in West Darl tract featuring Aliss Ally Butler and Charles Hampden of The Blue Bird company. Miss Butler played the Fairy Dury role while violinist Alexander Chappis performed as guests heard about the troupe and its work from Mrs. Christie and others.
A large Mountain View church crowd enjoyed a Stevens Glee Club concert. Soloists Lady Vadnall Butt Yontden and Hugh Spencer impressed, with recitations by Misa Diursian and a lively ensemble. The finale featured violinist Pearl Tob and baritone Hugh Pierce amid strong applause.
News editor at 800 Empire Street reports three boys followed him home after he placed toy parcels on his rear porch for his four children. He found the cache missing and suspects the youths. his family preserved the Santa dream as they searched nearby for the missing gifts.
The Progressive Publishing Company of Montana filed articles of incorporation with county and state officials to establish a weekly and daily newspaper in Helena. Capitalized at 5600, the incorporators include N. I. Widlentiong Deer Lodge George M. Lewis Manhattan Antone J. Horsky Helena A. P. Heywond Felenis and John Ledger ton. The paper aims to back the Roosevelt faction in national and state campaigning.
Carlos Battista, facing a death sentence for murder, asserts that Joseph Petrosino was killed by an order of a powerful Italian band. He alleges key members are influential New York, Montreal, and Vancouver citizens who spied on theft and were unearthed by Petrosino. The statement will be sent to the minister of justice for investigation.
Paris reports deny unfounded rumors the Russian crown prince Alexis is ill and no action on Prussian succession. Basutoland population given as 404 407 with 1 395 Europeans.
A tense trial session ended with jurors locked in overnight deliberations. The case centered on a murder charge and self defense as foreman’s instructions guided morning to night discussions. A juror misconduct rumor sparked courtroom tension while attorneys argued theories of fault, ending with no immediate verdict.
A long list details eighty six subscriptions totaling 161 dollars and 50 cents, collected to aid Ireland parliamentary fund. Eighty six contributors include John J. Ryan and Symons Dry Goods Co, with many individuals and firms donating amounts from three to fifty-nine dollars. The committee overseeing the drive includes Jraphy, Canton, Gleara, Lynell, Gallagher. additional contributions are welcome.
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