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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1910
Page
8
A city administration policy aims to bar early publication of aldermen reports until they reach the council. The Standard has long published department reports, enabling public access. The mayor plans to stop early releases, requiring reports only at regular meetings, risking less timely city information for residents.
Deserting husband Chris Christensen of Dillon says his wife Sus and their year old daughter eloped with Robert Koontz. The trio were located near Galena and Idahill streets in Theming House. Koontz held at station awaiting sheriff from Dillon to face charges while Christensen seeks remedy.
George Gruunis, 9 or 10, nearly perishes from exposure when found unconscious by police. He is rushed to St Louis hospital where he regains some consciousness later, with doctors saying he is out of danger. Officer Crannis located him in a frigid area.
A man was found lying in the alley behind the Hawthorne saloon. An examination showed the condition was not due to drink. He was taken to the hospital.
Mabel Brook daughter of Mrs EB Firook died last night at 129 West aired from consumption after a long illness. Born in Waterloo Montana she lived in Butte since youth. She attended local schools and had many friends. Funeral Tuesday at 1 o'clock from the basil chapel with Rev J Be Nettsinger officiating. She is survived by her mother two brothers Fred and Wester and three sisters Blanely Trina and Duntvies.
Rev Thomas W. Alartin at Unity Methodist Church urged Butte parents to discipline children and prevent future regrets. He warned of moral decline, likening unguarded youth to prodigal behavior and stating men are blind to divine issues without Jesus. Funeral notice for Elizabeth Hanratty set for Tuesday at 9:30 AM, with Mass at St Patrick's at 10 AM.
Dan Miller is arrested after a second assault on storekeeper John Starovich of the Anaconda road following the murder of Murphy Hudatinoidus af Nornin. Police, led by Detectives Murphy, march a broad dragnet, arresting Montenegrins while Starovich refuses to identify the attacker. Starovich had earlier beaten when a different suspect attacked him, fueling fears of community vengeance.
Special Dispatch reports Texas shows a June 1869 population of 4,783,404, up 1,722,302 since 1900, with Houston leading at 102,090 and San Antonio at 101,940 minus Fort Sam Houston totals. Fort Worth 62,888 and Galveston slipping to fifth reflect shifting urban ranks amid railroad expansion and statewide growth.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Kalispell Montana January reports contracts for twin screw heavy duty engines for two more boats to open navigation on Flathead Lake in spring. One craft will be used for danger and excursion work by West Shore Navigation Company. A second launch, five forty in length, is being built at Somers by J. W. Swansen. The West Shore boat is the company’s strand vessel, the first built for them in Montana, bought this week from the Flathead Navigation.
Special Correspondence describes a January event in the school auditorium marked by elaborate ceremonies. Rev T B Fancwer and W F Harmon spoke, with Doniway of the former university leading, as the school orchestra performed. A reception followed at the Lat abies home.
Berlin January 8 Lieut Ernest Shackleton announces he will lead a new Antarctic expedition after his last journey neared the South Pole, coming within a few miles of the pole.
A Chinese resident on South Main Street fired a revolver to drive away a group of boys who had taunted him. He was arrested for carrying concealed weapons, while his tormentors fled. He appeared before Judge McGowan and was released on promise to appear.
Archibald Frigidis, a 30 year old miner at Buffalo company, stepped on a nail while crossing a sheet of ingesty near 9 o clock. He sustained a deep puncture wound in his right foot and was taken to St James hospital for treatment. doctors fear possible blood poisoning and expect several days of recovery. He resides at No Clear Grit terrace and is married.
George Hall arrives from Dorsey. C. K. Marman visits from Bla Sandy. J J. E Allen in town from Lewis town staying at the Butte. Gene Poindexter of Difion registered at the Bade Wn. J. Law auditor of the Great Neysheen arrives from Great Fanc and stays at the Finten. Ice gorge in the Wabash breaks loose, causing property loss and sweeping away two steam ferryboats. Funeral for John W. Leonard set for Monday at 9 from 21 East Platnum Street to Sacred Heart. Annie Rickley dies aged one year four months. funeral at 8:30 Monday from the family home to Catholic cemetery.
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