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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1910
Page
14
Mushrooms and tiny button mushrooms offered for after dinner service. Afsina buttons and rattons noted in a sale at the candy department with a 10¢ price. Guests are urged to enjoy after the Christmas dinner with these items.
A restraining order was issued by the Getrlot court to prevent collection of improverent taxes on property in Hintire addition owned by Willan A Regan Mrs Livine Ross Minola Kaufman John C Johnson and J J Dingle. The city argues the tax equals the property's value. A permanent restraining order was issued and the case will continue later.
Edward Thomas Tyack, six years old, of 833 Zarelda Stovet, died after ailing at home following an unsuccessful attempt to regain health at his old home in Waglaoni. A miner worked in Hutte mines, he was a choir mower at St Pauls Episcopal church and a prominent Magian. He is survived by six sons and four daughters. Funeral set for next Sunday at 2 o clock from the house to St Pauls church with Rev Blackiston delivering the sermon.
San Antonio reports that the grand jury in Rock Springs examined the murder of Mrs. Ada Henderson by Antonio Rodriguez. The panel found indictments alleging crime but offered no testimony establishing the assailants' identities. Secret service agents aided the inquiry and forwarded a report to Washington.
Columbia Medical School and Hospital announce a major affiliation with Columbia University. Donor Edward Harkness provides 300000 for a surgical pavilion on hospital property, while the overall pledge totals 1500000, donor name undisclosed. Rhee and De Fore lead the effort as Harkness family ties noted. Harmonicas and whistles advertised by Orton Bros.
In a district court case Mrs Jenne Miller sued the Independent Publishing Company of Meluon for $8,500 in damages after a state officer removed her three children from her custody and had them placed in multiple institutions without a hearing. A verdict for $3,600 was returned for Mrs Miller, with appeal to the Supreme Court planned. the death of Mrs Miller adds uncertainty to the case.
A large tropical fruit display at the West Virginia street store draws steady crowds. Bananas hang from a long beam as oranges, apples, grapefruits, and lemons form pyramid tiers. Fruits from Washington, Idaho, Montana, California, Florida, and the West Indies are showcased.
Helena residents faced three questions on a municipal water plant project. Voters weighed whether to fund a new system, with 474 utility customers seen as endorsing municipal ownership while 1209 letters were mailed for consent. Results showed 0 in favor and 17 against the main bond question, with 12 in favor of rating bonds and 415 against, reflecting divided support for a costly upgrade.
A mother, trapped in an upper story during a blaze in Chicago, threw her baby out the window. The infant was caught by a neighbor and lowered to the street. The mother’s actions appear to have caused severe injuries or destruction to the scene, with authorities reviewing the case.
Special dispatch from Fergus reports the county treasurer’s annual and quarterly summaries. net tax collections total about 15,000 with delinquent age and aggregate figures around 40,000. The district's net income exceeds 42,000 with fund readings noting more than 1,600 in capital and a general fund near 364. Revenue from taxes stands at 28 per day, with additional 4,000 for roundup and other expenses. Work details show last month labor costs about 4,270.
Dec. Passage N5 reports a Chinese leper freed from confinement at the tuberculosis hospital may be allowed to return to his laundry this week. The health board considered segregation unnecessary, noting leprosy is not communicable in their climate and countering superstition.
A report from Tome describes the cardinal’s announcement that France has settled the first condition for union. He states the new year will likely see the first volume of the codification of canon law prepared by Cardinal Gaspari.
The attorney general seeks a temporary injunction against the Little Foppier Grain company of Lyfely for operating a brick shop. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but the case involves alleged improper grain handling and business operations. Orion Brow is named in connection with the Mish wtreat.
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