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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1910
Page
10
Fire at a Cambridge area barber shop and hotel left a firefighter dead and several others overcome by smoke in a chaotic blaze. Fire Chief Hains was injured but saved by a patrolman as women guests and workers escaped through stairways and street doors.
Guests fled into the street as dense smoke filled the dene causing panic and injuries. Water surged, several dry goods stores sustained heavy losses, and a miner named William TW survived after being trapped. Nationwide damage estimates reached around 100000 dollars amid rescue efforts.
The Embree village Supis in Cu was destroyed by a 20 foot flood surge from heavy rains. The torrent carried away buildings and large patches of cultivated land. Several clans and tanks above were reportedly washed out as the canyon debris moved downstream toward Cataract Canyon near Crumanyon.
Members of the Order of the Trayal Tree plan a large banquet for James Finlen who is in Butte from Chicago tonight. Bruce Kremer will emcee the event, with speakers and hours of fellowship as members honor the Royal Pree in a statewide gathering.
Jon Columbo Garr and Joe Colombe were named in a local court verdict. The defense counsel Foley faces sentencing later this morning after a confusing trial concerning alleged wrongdoing in a high profile case.
Nedacka Hawy died yesterday at the home on East Park Street after a brief illness. The funeral will be held at the home this afternoon at o'clock.
Mayor Nevin orders tool returns for disbanded police, warrants to be issued by December. Discharged officers may receive about 96 dollars, with others likely between 4 and 0, as court hears appeals Monday. Chief Quinn and city attorney coordinate, property surrender required for warrants. Former officers with proof of property transfer may keep gear.
Frank Cash appeared in Justice Michael Egan's court yesterday afternoon to answer a charge of selling liquor to Violet Collette and Cricket Pewter. Joe Mulette, accused of the same offense, is located but is believed to face further difficulties.
A Kansas legislative session was announced to enact a new guaranty law aligning with a federal court decision by Judge Paunele. The plan also includes efforts to regulate Hawkers' Guaranty Insurance coins pay, recently organized by national banks.
Fragmented OCR notes outline provisional President Estrada’s plans to govern Nicaragua expressing desire for peace, maintaining a small police force, and execution of reforms. alongside funeral notices for Janie Keouin, Karlson, Patrick ONeil, Astran, and Archibald Odgers mention.
In Butte the estate of John Kerr faced dispute as the surviving brother Dan Kerr objects to an administrator’s accounting. The estate shows a cash balance of 99.05 after fees and expenses, with disbursements totaling 366.98 and 550 in unpaid medical bills. Attorney John A. Coleman seeks court order to transfer remaining funds to the current administrator.
Northeast Pa Tau reports a Lake Shore passenger train crashed into a work train at noon. The work train moved between tracks when the passenger car struck. Trainmen were killed while all passengers escaped unharmed.
William Dodson and PLS. Whiatier, both held in Niagara Falls Ontario, pleaded guilty to conspiracy and theft tied to the November 4 robbery of the $1401 Canadian Express. Sentences to be handed down tomorrow. Roseman reports a marriage notice: Alonap Myers and Helen Davis, both 1
The Maudlow Montana wedding was celebrated in the Gallacia hotel parlors on Tuesday afternoon with the parents of the bride and a few intimate friends present. After the ceremony the couple departed for their wedding trip and will reside at the groom’s ranch near Maudlow. The ceremony was performed by Justice W. Smith of this place.
George Gould lollay sues his brothers and sisters in New York to partition the estate left by their mother Helen D. Gould widow of Jay Gould who died in 1989 The estate includes four pieces of improved New York real estate.
The Bozeman city council voted to support an aid system of quarantine against smallpox, rejecting a health department resolution. The meeting approved a new city license schedule and directed bidding for certain city projects while addressing sewer tank plans and temporary business regulations.
A fire alarm in the early hours saved the First Baptist Church on Broadway and Montana Street in Butte from near destruction. Flames started in a cold air shaft connecting the basement to the furnace, with smoke filling the south end of the Sunday school area. Firefighters confined the blaze to the cellar near the furnace and coal storage, aided by a brick wall, while pastor Reve My. Noftsingrr and the senior deacon coordinated a rapid response. The church, built at 937,009, sustained damage but avoided total loss, with cleanup to follow.
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