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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1914
Page
4
Unemployed men crowd the Butte jail seeking overnight shelter amid rising cold. Jailer reports more applicants than beds as dozens sleep on cement floors, broom-strewn spaces, or improvised corners. With winter near, officials fear insufficient housing for the growing numbers.
A damaged OCR summary details plans for a new station in Milwaukee on Myton Street near Clark, with reinforced concrete, a large clock, passenger facilities, and extensive arrangements for travelers. The project aims for a major Northwest structure, expected completion by mid spring, with extended passenger services and amenities including seating, restrooms, and baggage handling.
A long string of partially readable names and places appears, listing individuals and towns such as Acoma, Conrad Aierson, TH. T. Wilson, Tilton, Sam Jones, Amiconda, Winton, Maln, DYMon, Winkel, Mitow City, Leadore, Helena, Kalispell, Butte, Dillon, Loveland, Red Buecker, Billings, Deer Todgu, Billings, Tetons, Dillon, Crow Creek, and many others. The fragmentary text resembles a roster or directory, with inconsistent punctuation and several garbled surnames and locations, suggesting a damaged OCR source.
New York plans a record height structure bounded by Broadway, Eighth Avenue, and streets Forty-seventh to Fifty-eight. Builders project a 700 plus foot tower with an estimated cost exceeding 312 million dollars as the skyline continues to push upward.
A committee appeals to British newspapers to urge government reconsideration of Panama-Pacific Exposition support. They seek cooperation to foster participation, noting the display will run during the final weeks of the centennial celebration and peace centers event.
In a colored district incident, Georgia Thievey was stabbed during a fight with Frankie Montre and another assailant. Thievey required medical care as authorities investigated the attack and ensuing disturbance.
The article profiles Thor the fox terrier monkey star of a vaudeville act and explains how trainer Blaine and keeper Hiemday shape animal acts. It notes Gold Dust the monkey, Maud the stage monkey, and the clinic of patient training, praising the animal’s intelligence and ability to imitate.
In Silver Bow County Jail Sheriff Driscoll offered release to nineteen inmates as terms expired but seven prisoners refused to accept. Some said they preferred jail over the outside world while others asked to stay. The sheriff begins the new year with about a prisoner count remaining.
In a dawn duel at Mrs. Lehn's home, Liebe and Marquardt shot at each other over Mrs. Lehn’s affections. Liebe was wounded in the left arm and Marquardt escaped injury after exchanging shots. Police investigate, with Mrs. Lehn denying involvement and claiming Marquardt acted in a rage.
The funeral of Patrick Anelan will be held tomorrow morning at the residence of Dan Gallagher 4% Baet Breadwas, proceeding to Sacred Heart Church. He is survived by his parents and two in law. Edna Tru of Kenos was married at noon yesterday at Mount Ele Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev. George D Wolfe officiating. At the homes of Mr and Mrs Calin McWest Silversteest Willian J ere and Annie Water of Willps the weddings were performed by Walter Pintle.
Obituary notes the passing of Ol Gottli en Axg s htngen in a foundry community. Time of death given as yesterday morning at the cabin rear of 92. Brother survives in Philadelphia. thanks extend to friends for sympathy and flowers. Local business notices list water cleaning charges and jewelry service nearby.
An old advertisement describes Diapepsin as a quick remedy for indigestion and sour stomach. It promotes quick relief within minutes, with candy flavored chews and a water dose, claiming to aid digestion and restore appetite. The copy mentions pharmacists can explain the formula and lists various digestive symptoms it supposedly alleviates.
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