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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1907
Page
4
Markets showed muted activity ahead of the holidays with a slight downturn in prices for key rails and miners. Traders noted cautious demand, modest selling pressure, and a general expectation of steadier conditions after the year end, as New York stocks closed with limited changes.
Emwity commissioners investigated a case involving janitor Leavy accused of forcing a delivery driver to sign a coal receipt for three loads not yet delivered. The driver disputed the claim, but commissioners accepted the janitor’s account and praised his action. Globe company manager Passmore said deliveries had not caused trouble previously and supported his driver’s version.
The Remington typewriter factory at Wrekoff Reamans and Benedictton New York distributed the tenth half yearly bonus today totaling over 3120 000 to 276 selected workers who have held positions for ten years or more. Nineteen gold certificates and prizes for good behavior were awarded along with the bonuses.
The High School Literary Society will hold an event next week at the high school and forum. Speakers include Mark Lanvin and Charles Manley with a debate on whether interscholastic football serves high school interests. Positive team members are Elmer Wier George McBugh and Will Clinch. Negative team members are WH Taylor Arthur Hissberger and Arthur Allen. Judges are KR 96 Stephenson Ivaule Divel and J. Ebevi.
Members of Teutoria lodge No 2 are requested to meet at Plonopr hall today for an important meeting. President Ryora H. Randgesser and Secretary L. Wolpert urge attendance for the firmations and adjustments to the lodge’s activities.
Members of the Robert Rainmoet Literary association are urgently requested to attend a meeting on Curre day December 28 1907. The notice cites important huskies and is issued by the president.
A Butte and Bacorn Copper Mining Company is sued in district court over an option to supervise the Calumet claim. Plaintiffs, William Dolan John Kane and Mary A. Dali, seek a temporary restraining order to stop removal of improvements and to enforce the option, with hearings set for December 28.
Jamon Reynolds received a telegram from Ms father T. M. Reynalds in Rochester stating the operation on Mrs Reynolds was fairly successful and they will leave Rochester for home tomorrow.
Members of Thurnelda lodge No 4 0 0 H 0 0 are summoned to Tioneter hall on Wednesday at 1 o’clock to attend the funeral of our late Sister Dorhoffer Brother and sister lodges invited. Chartered inr OV CASE BASES St Paul Dev 24 St Paul Minneapolis banks back on place cast basis.
City Treasurer Pil Goodwin reports the November finances show gasoline payments and warrants affecting the balance. The November cash on hand and October leftovers are detailed, with a remaining balance of 8888.19 to be accounted.
Police detained John T. Shea, a miner living on Woolman Street near Main, after his wife and family reported threats to end his life by jumping into a stove or by hanging. He has lost a foot in a prior accident and is described as mentally unbalanced. He is held for examination by a sanity commission pending further inquiry.
Special Correspondence reports a debate at the Lucas Opera House between Hamilton and Philipsburg high schools. No judges or decision. both sides argued for compulsory arbitration to settle capital and labor disputes. Philipsburg team: Miva Eva Waldbillig Harrs Powers G F Cartier with G T Bramhie. Hamilton team: Miss Winnifred Framfis ie Abbey vor Pose Lho.
In Hamilton on December 24 Cupid was lively as three marriage licenses were issued and bonds were tied. The couples include Miss Bewste M. Werlee and Monros, Margaret Mackay and Clyde Slackley, Nannie B. Turch and Robert Howathon, Bertha Gi McCrary and Jerry Carder, Georgia Sawlers and St. Aldridge among others, reflecting a festive wedding season.
Secretary Taft arrived in Washington from Cincinnati after attending to questions connected with the patrimony of his mother.
Long report details extradition efforts for Van Klowiwyk on grand larceny charges from Canada after arrest in Butte. It notes Sheriff Wenderson seeking cross-border transfer, while Canadian authorities recognize U S extradition papers. The piece also covers Amos Doney facing felony bribery allegations, and county counsel payments sought by Requiem de Cnivers Attorney J Bruce Kremer for $500 in services amid prior authority questions and county attorney opposition.
Reporting from Tehran notes wavering support for the shah among constitutionalists as shops reopen with shutters down and public meetings form cautious crowds. An attempted attack on a royal adviser shocks parliament, while Saad Ved Dowleh resists evacuation and Nasir El Mull departs Iran for Europe.
New Orleans report tallies five men killed in Christmas fights in Louisiana and Mississippi in 44 hours. Incidents include Covington where Henry house confronted Bradley over a debt, New Albany where two men were killed in a section foreman’s dispute, and Mississippi altercations involving Maurice Davis and Willam Greer Mish.
In U S district court Judge Lewis ordered the quashing of indictments against FM Tiga president and Charles D McPhee and J J McGinnity directors of New Mexico Lumber Co and Charles H Freeman and W Nooriman of Durango charged with conspiracy to defraud the government. The ruling cites lack of crime under federal statutes and also quashes indictments against ALIP Sullenburger president of the Tagasa Gunther family and related associates.
A fragmented Newark report describes a dynamite blast near the steel bridge on the Penny road leading to a new route under construction. A large hole was torn in the bridge structure as crews assessed damage and sought to clear debris.
The Bank of Dus Moines confirms cash payments resume today. All banks in the Clearing House Association announce return to cash withdrawals and settlements, ending a period of cashless operations.
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