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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1913

Page

15

Bonfire Destroys costly gambling paraphernalia

A judge ordered a blaze to destroy about 2500 dollars worth of gambling gear seized in Meaderville raids. A roulette wheel, three slot machines, tables, and poker paraphernalia were incinerated in the county rail yard as officers watched. The act capped by Sheriff Driscoll, Under Sheriff Smith, and County Attorney McCaffery, marking the third such burning in Meadeville’s anti gambling era.

Donlan District Court Ube Price Meaderville Mbling Sherif Driecoll Smith McCaffery Driscoll Meadeville Sheri Hen

Mayer's Diamond Stance Promises Fixed Value and Return Policy

Mayer markets diamonds with fixed standard value and guarantees. He pledges same stone cannot be duplicated for the price and offers a 19 percent off sale price with buyback option. The ad directs readers to 29 West Park street to purchase.

Mayer West Park Street

Chinese Woman Executed for Indulging in Opium

Shanghai reports a public execution of a Chinese woman for opium use. The governor ordered the sentence after a Christmas decree banned the habit, aiming to curb degradation, while acknowledging possible evasion of the law by locals. Opium trade concerns persist in Shanghai and Hongkong warehouses.

Shanghai, Jan Presen Iina Shanghai Hongkong

Indian appropriation bill approved despite critics

The House passed the Indian appropriation bill totaling 809000 late today. It funds gratuities, treaty-fulfillment costs, and reimbursable items despite debate over a critical inspector’s report on the condition of the IPiang people and calls to delay action for review.

Ington House Murdock Kansas Board of Indian Commissioners Fisher KE. B. Linnman Indian Bureau Cooper MY Linnman

Right on Time Overcoats Arrive at The Clothery

The Clothery at 31 Adv North Main advertises overcoats arriving today and tomorrow. Prices range from 33 to 60 dollars. The notice emphasizes timely availability for a gale season and urges shoppers to visit.

North Main

Rate reduction on freight from California to Montana

A note indicates transcontinental carriers yesterday received word that freight rates for canned goods dried fruits syrup cereals and teas were reduced from California with points including Montana cited as common destinations.

Ranscontinental California Montana

Starvation Preference Over Food After Robbery by Confidence Men

A five year old Russian boy, Rusinaky, robbed of 100 dollars by confidence men, chose death by starvation over begging for aid. He wandered from a cheap lodging to the Northern Pacific depot in Butte, found famished and weak. Patrolman Prija cared for him as authorities investigate the robbery and his possible future lodging at the city jail.

Alexander Kusinsky Peter Prija Northern Pacific Rusinsky South Butte Tosles Rusinaky Russia Butte Thad Siberia Siberian Tadivoatok

French Naval Maneuvers on Orpheum Bill Today

The Orpheum current bill features Pathe film of a French naval mock battle near Cherbourg amid rough weather, praised as fine photography. Also shown is an educational film on examination ethics and the Mary Fuller feature A Clew Mer Parentage, the sixth in her Mary series, plus The Village Blacksmith Lubin Arama and Alkali Comedy.

Pathe Orpheum Hherbourg A. Clew Mary Mary Fuller Miss Fuller Lubin Arama Alkali Tke Jay Alkali Sans Company

Wein’s Clearing Sale Ad Sees Suit Batch Slashed

A WEIN’S clearing sale offers 159 suits and overcoats once valued at 35 dollars now priced at 17.80 dollars, advertised as a sharp reduction. The ad emphasizes the large stock and deep discount to attract shoppers.

Water shortage reports in Salt Lake exaggerated

B A Shewe division freight and passenger agent of the Oregon Short Line received advices from Salt Lake officials stating that road counts of water shortage in the Utah capital had been exaggerated and that there is an adequate supply of water for residences and hotels.

B.A. Shewe Oregon Short Line Salt Lake Utah

Plans for summer outings in Silver Lake district grow

The center of paradise for outdoor events in the Silver Lake district is nearing completion as planners in Butte prepare for summer outings. Despite winter just beginning, preparations spread across Dillon and the Missouri Northern Pacific area. People anticipate fishing, hunting, and boating on the lakes with new retreats and gasoline boats, aiming for a large summer migration by September.

Butte Ema Delle Wales Dillon Milssouri Northern Pacific Tivendies Fonds Kent Sant Aisteiet

Giant Oaks From Acorns Grow In Mormon Community

An old town near Kiko grew from humble beginnings as railroad workers and a Mormon family. A former agent, known as Dolph, married into a farmer’s family, the community expanded as sons married church members, started a blacksmith shop and a grocery, and the town prospered to a population near ten thousand with strong religious roots and industrious households.

Brigham E Sprane

Heard on the Streets of the State Metropolis

Tom Morrow a longtime resident near Dillon shares a Montana tale of a balky horse and a burning wagon. Onlookers nickname Gov Allen as a famous past official while locals recall prior leaders and question who the current governor is.

Tom Morrow Tutte Dillon Tom

BOUCHER CLEAN UP SALE AT NEW STORE LOCATION

Fire destroyed my store and stock and I announce a cleanup sale at a new location three doors east on West Park Street. I will stock a bigger, better equipped store with up to date goods and firm prices to beat any local shop. Advances made to serve patrons include a wide range of overcoats salts and garments at reduced prices. Dr J Charles Front Street City announces relocation and sale.

West Park Street Dr. J. Charles Front Street City Adv

Wisconsin guard sergeant sets shooting gallery record

In Appleton Wisconsin on January a sergeant of Company G named Irwin Grundeman established a gallery record in a shooting tournament. He fired 49 bullseyes out of 450 shots from standing and kneeling positions.

Appleton Wis Irwin Grundeman Company G Wisconsin National Guard

Roosevelt declines to return tenfold in party unity

New York January 9 Theodore Roosevelt rejects Frank Munsey’s proposal to fuse the progressive and republican camps. He argues honest progressives can join either major party only through the progressive path and insists on distinct party management. He says unity with the republican machine would be folly.

New York Theodore Roosevelt Frank A. Munsey

Joint Action With Brazil If Mexico Crisis Worsens

New York January 9 Charles H Sherrill former American minister to Argentina urged a joint U S Brazil response if intervention in Mexico becomes unavoidable He favored non intervention while warning that if needed Brazil should participate to deter any land grab and preserve the Monroe doctrine as a multilateral policy

New York Brazil United States Mexico Charles H. Sherrill Argentina Sherrill Washington South America Oval

Senatorial deadlock in New Hampshire looms

Jan 9 Henry F. nominated by Democratic caucus as United States senator. Republicans abstain from nominating. Progressives back former Gov RP Bass, ensuring a likely legislative deadlock with the balance of power.

Henry F United States RP. Bass

Marine veteran arrives for prison investigation at Leavenworth

Henry Leonid, a retired United States Marine Corps member, arrived at the United States penitentiary in Leavenworth today for an inquiry ordered by Attorney General Wickersham.

Leavenworth Kan Henry Leonid United States Marine Corps United State Penitentiary Bean Wickersham

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