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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1911
Page
1
Debates over recommendations for venue changes and court reform dominated a meeting of the association. Maury and Evans clashed as members weighed striking the report’s provisions while pending bills would adjust district judge salaries and raises, with secret challenges and venue rules central to the discussion.
A legislative committee discussed proposed measures including election law reform and appeal notice procedures, with names of members and delegates from Silver Bow county. The group plans further sessions next Thursday and Tuesday evening to finalize and advance bills in the current session.
Peter Georg, a 28 year old dark skinned man, arrived from Spokane four days ago and stayed at 418 Sells avenue. He went missing last night after telling friends he feared for his life. Police were alerted by a delegation to the station before midnight and doubt she knows his whereabouts. Investigators seek any information on his location or threats against him.
Maz Fimmati returns to Broadway in the comedy drama Mary Jane's Pat as Mr. Himgman’s second season, with a capable supporting company led by Helene Lackaye and Dorothy MeKas. The cast also includes J. A. Huntley, Frederick Stith, Nina Ainscoe, Raymond Walburn, Edwin Chapman, and others. Also notes funeral notices for Abbie O Leary, Richard P. Bria, Mrs Hilda Kru, Patrick J Shea, with services at Sherman Reed chapel and local churches.
A partial report describes a case involving an accused, named as Amexainder Keke, facing a grand larceny accusation over money alleged stolen from a roommate. Fragmentary text mentions addresses, dates, and related names but lacks clear narrative details or outcomes.
The community mourns Tamna Mawilleamss who died at home after a pneumonia illness. He was 22 years old and had spent his life in Walkerville, where he was widely loved and remembered by many.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention names Tutte, Baria, Marthe, Hannals and a Prother family in Deer Lodge and Hutto area. Reference to Mrs Jetta Malus and Art Mag fle McNeill of Ireland. Place and date unclear. text ends with “place Monday morning.”
O Brien, a native of County Tipperary who came to America as a youth and lived in Menning, is to be buried tomorrow. The services will be held at St Marys Church, with the funeral at Slerina Reed's undertaking room prior to travel to the church. He was a college graduate, father a former mayor of Clonmel, and had long ties to the Irish community through 1848 and Marine destinction.
A writ of review in Chinook district court seeks to block granting more saloons, arguing the town has no ordinance limiting licenses. Plaintiffs, backed by local leaders including council members and the oilers, allege residents oppose further saloon growth and demand a full transcript of proceedings.
Danvemora New Mexico inmates Jani Dominick Verrera and Vine Leonardo, both Italians, were executed by electrocution at Minton prison this morning for the murder of a rent solicitor named Phelps. The Black Hand allegedly organized the hit, with one suspect claiming the other delivered the fatal blow during the struggle over the rent collector.
Announcement from Philadelphia reports Baldwin Locomotive Works won a Harriman system contract to build 109 engines for a price between 5 million and 4 million dollars. Deliveries are set for spring and summer, with work expected to provide steady employment for thousands starting next fall.
A London report states the aviator's cape and glasses recovered from the North Sea are identified as those belonging to Cecil Grave, who was lost while crossing the English Channel from Calais to Dover. Authorities continue a diligent court search in Marlakerkex to recover the body.
A court ruling addresses Western Union Telegraphy liability for delays or non delivery of messages. The case involves a lower court decision stating the telegraph company must accept a "silcher" on a message and bear responsibility for damages due to transmission failures. The decision notes the bank of Ute or related entities seeking recovery from Western Union.
Police notes report Don Sullivan and Andrew Mack were arrested for rousing a disturbance at the home where they were to be examined today. Prudeme, the well known Gaile HUriver, spoke of an unconnected incident. he was arrested for Myhtita after a clash with a lieutenant as police intervened.
The text records obsequies and community notices from Mars including a funeral yesterday for Aled Tiida Kiaypipi, a service at Carpenters’ Hall at 2, and a memorial event at an unspecified church. It lists church officers Emerson and others, with further calls for ministers and parishioners to attend services and meetings.
Curtis outlines a plan to create a public playground organization at a club meeting chaired by Judge McGowas. Professor Henry Curtis traces playground history, stresses scientific planning, cites New York and Chicago spending, and urges Butte to form an organization, hire a supervisor, and secure ground before establishing playgrounds.
President Tutt denied clemency for Tutt, convicted of conspiring to violate the peonage statute. He faces 18 months in prison plus a fine of 8000 dollars. The case involved attempts by a turpentine company to recruit 189 laborers from New York, including Hungarians and Bulgarians, with several detained during transfer to the work site.
A late centuryStandard item describes railroad labor matters in Helena with references to engineers, Great Northern figures, and tensions linked to worker expulsions. Families from Dewendell and nearby areas are mentioned in context of protest and memorials amid broader labor activity across the line.
Colonial representatives in the council of the attorney general demand a revision of tariff costs. They argue that higher duties burden essential items and hurt daily life. Critics say the proposals may ease prices but raise other costs.
San Francisco readies for an aviation meet as flyers including Janine Hastie and Latham showcase monoplanes. The program features demonstrations near the bay with several experiments aimed at advancing aeroplane viability for civil use, including a craft landing and a return flight to finish the program.
A report from Washington notes Mrs. WT Dixon donates extensive library material at the University of Montana. The donation aims to establish a propriety school at the university, with Belinda Dlymn HRS ABrord and Mr. Dunheay aligning with university leadership to back the legislative move. The gesture reflects ongoing efforts to expand Montana's academic resources.
Nine miners trapped two miles underground in the Mullan Metin mines near Mullan were reached after about an hour. Rescuers cleared 100 tons of rock to create a passage and delivered food and water through a small opening. The men were working the night shift when a collapse filled the tunnel, and the rescue operation continued into the night.
Dispute erupts between composer Patrizio Mascagni and American impresarios over the staging of his new opera in New York. A controversial letter exchange prompted protests from Mascagni and raised questions about whether the production will proceed at all.
Washington mourns as Senator Elkins of West Virginia is laid to rest in his birthplace. The funeral includes clergy from First Presbyterian, with dignitaries and state officials attending. The service features prayers and remarks marking Elkins's long public record and ties to the state.
Northwestern Gaming association begins its ground billiard bonspiel with a record field of three score rinks. Players from Duluth St Paul Minneapolis Portage Wis Malhyater and Windsor plan attendance as the event opens.
A fragmented newspaper item mixes horse racing results with policy news. It lists horses, races, odds, and handlers alongside a brief note that the House of Representatives approved its private claims bill for consideration. The piece threads obscure names and results, reflecting a busy but unclear archival page segment.
An armed clash near the Balemera and Ono railroad tunnel in Cennethcville Pennsylvania left station master Bern Quernesy and three guards dead. Local authorities pursue two assailants believed to be part of the Shotion Gang, with a manhunt underway.
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