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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1912

Page

3

Butte Current Notes Highlights Local Ajo Events

A jumble of notes details holiday shopping for Smad slippers and wines at local stores, travelers visiting relatives in Idaho Utah and Nebraska, and social news. It reports hospital recoveries, Christmas arrivals, funeral services for J W Grant, and city residents returning home. Names include Liea, Ally, George Punean, Thomas McMahon, T J Bennatts, Rev Thimay Barker, Slemons Booth, J W Grant, and George W Sproule among others, with addresses and venues such as 31 North Main street and 94354 West Granite street.

Adv Coalwood McTaughtin Trent Planes Grton Ryes Walker’s Dail Hospital Mme McCarrells Butte Rex Yeren Bros Ady Rank Jacoby Biller Rock Valley Liea's George Punean Centervilla Idaho Daha Weare Utah Hiduts Albert Squires Missbpla Avenue Thomas McMahon Nhs Onei Neb Walkerville Sheridan Banta Claws Slemons & Booth West Granite J. W. Grant Tin Family West Graniits Street P. GO Elmer Thomas Gaess Bay British Columbia J. Thomas Oregon Weirick Mis Maude Murray Warde Los Angeles St. James Hospitak Tovise Harkness Helena Fouls Angeson Whitehall Maud Mierton Great Falls Hina Lerman Seattle Viayes Cannon West Granite Street George Y. Bush

Drunken Man Died in Fight With Friends in Yard

Los Angeles dec 22 friends of Yunaclo Luge 40 dragged him by the heels to the rear of the yard to prevent his arrest for intoxication He died of saturation while being dragged Coroner said initial thought murder existed but ruled out as cause of death.

Los Angeles Yunaclo Luge

International peace centennial plan gains broad English support

London leaders and prominent men back a joint celebration marking 100 years of peace among English-speaking peoples. The London meeting at a mansion, led by Tay Gray, former governor general of Canada, announced the project on the Atlantic side.

London Dre England Tayi Gray Taneda Atlantic

Mis(s)es His Footing Plunges to Death at Mine Shaft

Philip Boyle aged 3 years of 14 East Woolman Street fell about 80 feet from a wall plate into the sump of the Modoc mine shaft in Ireland while removing hanging halts on a first shift. He died on impact with a broken neck skull fracture and hip fracture. No planks were used. Miners recovered the body soon after.

Philip Boyle Yesra Woolman Street Te Modoc Boyle Hoyle Boyly

Untimely death inquiry follows worker’s fall in Butte

Hoyle, an Irish mine worker recently arriving from Ireland, died after a shift at the Modoc Cavern Spylth and Deputy Stacy Mine. An inquest was held Tuesday afternoon at Whennan & Reed’s undertaking rooms. A brother, Van Boyle, is at Woolman Street.

Hoyle Butte Ireland Modoc Cavengr Spylth Stacy Orem Whennan & Reed van Boyle Woolmuu Street

Visitor Arrested in Moving Picture House

A 21 year old electrician, Peterson, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff A F Williams at a West Park moving picture house for forging a check drawn on W Wancon for 26 dollars that was cashed. Peterson had come to Bay to see sights and was returned to jail last night.

WI G, Peterson Iieying A. F. Williams Jel Peterson W. Wancon Piers Won Butte Ely Lnst

Funeral Burying Party Tragedy Near Mount Moriah

Missila a 41 year old miner living at 336 West Draad Way was in a funeral procession for a countryman when the horse bolted at the cemetery gate. He was thrown from the buggy and rushed to Sir James hospital with a forehead fracture. Surgeons deemed an operation necessary to save his life. hopes for recovery are held. One companion named Swarml escaped unharmed.

Sir James’ Hospital Mount Moriah Missile Migsim James’ Hospital Suye Aisslin Ife Jhamond Cnartes Swarml Misaila

Hotel Arrivals List From Various Montana Cities

A long list of hotel arrivals includes names from Great Falls Helena Ballings Missoula and multiple Montana towns such as Dillon Three Forks Roundup Livingston Polson and Misses. The roster cites guests including Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Brown Holly Smith Miles City Deer Lodge and many others in a sparsely detailed social notes style.

Finlen A. J. Hartford L. Gurger Coll F. Y. Spratt P.B. Miller L. R. Smith George Shanley O. J. Pleve Great Falls Gould Twit Bridges J. F. Woods Lewintown Esther Judy Don Judy Alder Matthews Fred Marceaux W. Z. Larson T. H. Woodward James Rovblns Jean Martin Helena W. Smith Miles City J. F. Brown Jovingston Holly Smith Mveyn Smith Deer Lodge A. McDondd James Mackay Amaconda C. Schallenberger Three Parks A. W. Fort Benton Storm Polson Henry Paige Huby Gemes W. Scott Whitehall Thornton W. C. Spottswood Dear Lodge Selway Dillon W. Fi. George Great Palle George W. Sprowle Efelena H. Morrison Iares Porka G. R. Chambers We E. Travis

Record Year for U S Foreign Trade in 1912

Washington reports 1912 will set new records in foreign trade. Imports are expected near 1.5 billion dollars, exports around 2.3 billion, surpassing 1910 and 1911 peaks.

Washington United States Bureau of Dlectates

The Clothery Christmas Sale and Spokane Call

Spokane shoppers notice a Christmas sale at The Clothery on North Main with men s fancy wear and suspenders priced up to 1 00. Dr Luther Tittle, pastor of Seattle’s Baptist Tabernacle, was invited to lead First Baptist Church of Spokane and will decide after further information.

North Main Bpokane Lither Tittle Baptist Taberpads ii Seattle First Baptist Church of Spokane Luther Tittle Baptist Tabernacle

Jinghurst seeks congress approval for 28.5 million loan

President Jinghurst asked Congress to authorize a foreign loan of 28.5 million dollars to cancel certain debts and to finance railway construction. The message estimates urgent republic debts at about 20 million dollars. Also noted are visits by Col Bryant in Workington and interactions with Rep Henry of Pezua amid broader displacement and cemetery sale issues in New York City.

Tima Peru Der DM Jinghurst Congress They Republic Hving New York City Cennla Pevacon Thera Bodiern Werd Dartat

Ad Over Liability Law Printing Details in Silver Bow

Report on amended liability workmen’s compensation plans with drafts for legislature. Describes governors appointed board, employer contributions, and division classifications for hazard levels. Notes Washington precedent and proposed funds allocation across mining and powder industries.

Paroles and one pardon by Governor Marshall

Governor Marshall grants one parole and clemency for 42 inmates at state penal institutions to spend Christmas at home. Thirty nine others were denied clemency including Charles Van Pelt brother in law of Senator Works. Works asks for clemency review by the pardon board.

Indianapolis Mayr Hall Atate Benal Institutiona Charles van Pelt Senator Works California van Pelt Prisun Charles II Pindell Afra Henny “Ahart Thadell Sendtor Board of Pardons Ho Telenge van Polt

Ministers of the Gospel scent a rank Saturnalia

Clergymen from multiple denominations denounce a weekly hotel ball in the center district and a New Year Eve liquor curfew. Chief of Police MewWeeny ordered a prohibition on entering alcohol until 8 pm. Mayor Harrison reportedly plans to attend dances, sparking ministerial criticism.

Chicago Der Harrison

Roosevelt and the Rat Catcher Ferret Tale

A quirky story recalls Theodore Roosevelt’s White House encounter with a ferret, as an Arizona reporter interviews a rat catcher and improvises natural history lore. The tale ends with Roosevelt pondering a ferret book, noting there is no moral to the anecdote.

Boston Pranserpl Thal Johnson Harevard Callere Theodore Toosevelt Fourre Johnaan Vitam Rata Arizona Washington Amit Will Gallack Hasla Ote Roosevelt Jovi Samn Roosevelt Mr. Toorewell Shad Arkon Monsevelt Perret

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