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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1914
Page
4
Severe resolutions condemn Governor Ferris and local officials over the Calumet mining strike turmoil. Aimed at halting violence by mine owners and the Citizens Alliance, the document calls for worker protection and may authorize future actions to defend labor efforts. The second resolution cites agents and gunmen linked to Calumet mining, demanding accountability and urging workers to shield themselves when officials fail to provide safety.
Butte notes list scattered names of visitors from Great Falls Lewistown and Spokane arriving for short calls. Local business visits include Dr. Dayton of Chloease, A M McCovlay, and G Townsend. Mentions of prices and real estate are noted along with taxi services and local transfers.
The lecture by Rev. J. Groeneveld discusses housing as a vital economic issue, citing New York City as a case study. It highlights high ownership rates, urban density, tenement living, and severe slum conditions affecting children and daily life, arguing that environment shapes development and health.
In San Francisco unrest over employment policy splits into two factions. One group aligned with the Industrial Workers of the World pushes for free canteens, while the other supports the existing supervisors body and wage negotiations. A tug of influence unfolds as both sides push city officials to fund relief measures, including a proposal to raise seven million dollars for relief programs.
Washington dispatch reports the Reserve Bank investigation committee leaving for New York to map federal reserve districts and designate federal reserve cities. Secretary McAdoo and Secretary Holston coordinate the launch of the new financial system with public hangings planned in New York for four days, then Boston for two, as New England opposition is voiced.
New York reports the Vacation Saving Fund opens a new clubhouse under the National Civic Toleration group. Miss Rue Morgan leads the effort to create a recreation space for 7,000 girls who contribute as taxpayers. A longtime donor supported the project with 31 years of profits. The facility will offer few restrictions and provide teaching in entertainment and social activities.
The Kitcitty of Cours requests attending brothers of Wilehta at Calohun AN Menhors to join at 8 for the funeral of the late Dennis Q Neb aT ONPALL GK. The notice emphasizes a solemn gathering and honors the deceased.
Fragmented OCR notes claim a decline in juvenile crime across Europe with mentions of France Germany England and New York City. The text discusses social issues, housing, and corporate philanthropy affecting urban life and worker conditions. The reliability of the excerpt is questionable due to its garbled form.
In Lincoln on January ? Secretary of State Bryan discussed the policy toward Mexico, hinting that war would be the last possible resort. Pryor offered a religious toast urging peace and warning against unnecessary conflict, while Bryan planned a temporary speech in Kansas.
The missing radium disk valued at 31,800 belonging to Dr Wiktlin EL Dieltenbach was found near the Hehnemann hospital. Authorities say its owner remains uncertain if theft occurred while doctors warn radium dangers to thieves distant from proper containment.
In New York a note says Lucy Mare Hayat Roosevelt, daughter of Theodore Roosevelt, contracted typhoid fever and died at her father’s Fifth Avenue home during a trip with Mr and Mrs Theodore Roosevelt to Paraguay River, South America, with the illness developing about a month after departure.
Dr. Frederic Busch, renowned authority on cancer, died here from malignant cancer and pneumonia. He underwent an operation months ago at Johns Hopkins hospital in Baltimore. His cancer was incurable and radium treatment offered only relief from suffering. He was 40 years old.
J. J. Paddock forest ranger from Pailogoy is in Butte on a short visit. T. W. Waite, a prominent cattleman of Granite county, returned to Philipsburg after a few days in Butte. Missoula visitors J. Ry Tedle Mrs George Wor su B Toole Jehu Toute ir returned home after Sunday in Butte. Charles Renart was in Butte with Leslie Shobe. Shobe continued to St James hospital with Bean, who had 104 successful surgical operations, to be compared with 35 experts in about 10 days.
Lincoln Beachy of San Francisco performs seven somersaults in a single night in a biplane, including a corkscrew aerial trick above a 20,000 strong crowd. The event features Beachy first achieving the stunt five weeks ago, while a safety incident is noted as a corkscrew move places the plane in peril during the flight. Meanwhile Ottawa reveals a temperance proposal restricting alcohol serving hours and licensing rules for saloons is adjusted to promote “respectable” establishments.
A Western district case alleges workers at a coastal company conspired to defraud the government of customs duties and raw materials. Key testimony linked Waggore’s license and surrounding groundwork to the prosecution as David G. Powers, a former employee, testified in the evolving trial.
Trainer Bilc H Alavie and Mrs. Huber discuss bear acts at Abe Auwentsa theater. They describe how bears are captured, trained from ages two to four, and kept in cages with a crew including Jack Huber. The troupe travels with seven bears, costs of feeding, and risks to handlers, noting wild bears never fully domesticate and injuries have occurred.
There was no action taken at the regular meeting of the Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council regarding the dispute between the workers and the employer over the demand for a day. The council declined to take grievances from the local unless extraordinary need arose, leaving the matter within the workers union. The election of officers will be held next Sunday evening. In a separate report, Elner D P Hassell, 31, of 2494 Rigst Mercury street, died yesterday afternoon after a long illness following paralysis. He had lived in Butte six years and is survived by a wife, his parents, two sisters in Ogden, two brothers in Ogden, and he was a member of the Woodmen of the World at Ogden.
Leonard Biluhail aged around, a longtime resident of Hutte for 23 years, died Saturday at Galen hospital. Surviving relatives include Mrs. Welker of Anaconda and a brother in Ireland. He was a member of the Ancient Order of Hiverntang. Funeral is today at 9 AM at Harry Mornia residence, Big East Park, with services at Sacred Heart Church at 3:50 PM.
Remains of Elmer Hos ho died last evening aged MM years at Sherman & Reed undertaking parlors. Funeral announcement with the funeral to follow. The remains of Hermann Maliila aged 21 are at Sherman & Reed parlors for funeral services. Emily John son Harktia’s funeral will be held at 21 East Galena street this afternoon at 2 o'clock with interment at Mountain View cemetery. The late Kkensta Reponen’s funeral will be held at Sherman & Reed chapel this afternoon at Zotoclk with interment at Mountain View cemetery.
We express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for sympathy during the illness and death of beloved Mister and daughter Hazel. Special thanks to those who attended the floral offerings and beautie fl. Mr and Mrs Thomas Bonnell and family.
Joseph Richards Panerot director and Tenbalwar reside at 109 Moxiana Street Datte Mant iva Phoee 1407 Bele Vaens 307.
The funeral for the late Michael Leonard will be this Monday morning at 6 o'clock at his home on St Beat Park Street, then proceed to Saint E.. church for burial. Interment in City Grow Cemetery. Michael Cattohy, who died yesterday, will be buried today at 3 oclock at Ciobett cemetery.
Fragmentary OCR text references a family probate proceeding involving a person named Whe tate Win vis G'Neill and a 91 percent reference. Mentions a notary and a religious or formal setting. Readable facts are minimal and names uncertain.
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