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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1912
Page
2
About fifty pieces of colored dress goods including serge, chaviots, mixtures, suitings, panarinas, cashmeres, Henriettas, amals checks worth 50 cents per yard and now sold for 39 cents. A selection of gloves and mitts shown in all colors for women, worth 30 cents but on sale for 49 cents.
In a long conviction proceeding the jury found 38 defendants guilty as charged in the union dynamite case. Two men, Buckley and Seiffert, were acquitted. The court praised the jury for three months of service and adjourned to resume Monday for sentencing.
Catherine Morris of MSllsLane posed as a man for three years to work in coal mines and factories while hiding her sex. Detectives arrested her after a police station revelation with a boyish face and athletic build. She remains in custody for further inquiry.
The document outlines prosecutions tied to the Los Angeles Times bombing plot, naming Alan Where and others in the alleged conspiracy to use hazardous material. It covers charges in Indianapolis and statements from judge Walter Bordwell, with Burns the detective reacting to the verdict.
Former heavyweight champion James J Corbett spent a busy day in Butte renewing acquaints with City Detective George Ambrose. Corbett recalled the Garrett bout in New Orleans and discussed Behe game with friends before departing for Spokane to start a week engagement before heading to the coast.
Seattle dated report announces the death of George Wricht 67 prominent president of the Yakima Sheen company. He was well known to sheep and cattle raisers across the region and amassed a large fortune before his passing at North Yakima yesterday.
New York figures report Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation, saying he has no comment today on the dynamite cases. He stated no statement would be made now and noted most workers involved may have none to offer.
A witness in a ownership dispute testified that in 32 years of theatrical work he had never seen a play produced exactly as written. He noted stage farders meddling with manuscripts and stage directors who attempted to revamp Shakespeare.
A record purchase by the New York Central railway for 207 cars, valued at about 5 million dollars, showcases a landmark investment in passenger coach stock. The move aims to boost safety and efficiency for traveling public, signaling strong faith in rail transport.
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