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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1913
Page
10
Witnesses discuss concentration of financial power led by J P Morgan and James Stillman, questioning safety of deposits and securities. Baker confirms Morgan and Stillman were dominant during the panic, but asserts no single figure now dominates the financial world.
George Clark pleaded guilty to murder in Eureka California for shooting Eva Baxter and wounding Charles Baxter during a quarrel at Hammon Engineering. The prominent family member reportedly refused to seek relatives’ aid. The motive is linked to an alleged romance involving Aileen Shaw, a former waitress.
New York January 10 Martin A Knapp presiding judge and Charles P Neill federal labor commissioner met with the conference committee of railroad managers representing 50 eastern railroads as mediators in the dispute with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen over wage demands and more firemen on large engines.
An old advertisement offers Munyon's Cold Remedy as fast relief for head, throat and lung symptoms. It says it checks fevers stops nasal discharge relieves aches and pains from colds and cures grip and stubborn coughs while preventing pneumonia. Available at all druggists.
Beautiful new 1913 embroidery patterns featuring flouncings eyelets and fre broidery. The catalog includes 65 cent items and $1 embroideries with 45 pieces shown in numerous handsome patterns all new and fresh.
A brief listing notes flouncings priced at $1.50 each. Seventy elegant pieces described as 24 inch flouncing offered in delicate patterns and stylish designs for baby or dressmaking use.
A brief ad notes embroideries priced at 1.25 and 0.75 with Swiss flouncing in French and eyelet designs. It highlights elegant sheer Swiss material offered by the yard and emphasizes the value of 1.25 per yard.
Card advertises three inch hairpins in all styles, three on each card, priced at six pairs for one shilling and six pence, regular value.
Advertisement lists 50c embroideries at 25c featuring net corset covering cambric and nainsook with beaded edges and plain and allover patterns. Over 100 pieces available for selection.
Embroideries feature 30 distinct patterns in Swiss housing designs on sale at 48 cents. Item highlights include 75c and 48c price points for various embroidered fabrics and patterns.
A market notice advertises 35c hosiery for 19c and a large bargain table with all items discounted. The sale emphasizes savings on children's seats and other goods, urging shoppers to act today before prices rise.
In Cheyenne Wyoming on January 10 delegates to the National Woolgrowers association debated resolutions and elected officers: Patrick Sullivan of Wyoming named president and Joseph C. Kinhey of Cokeville vice president as the executive committee selected a new secretary to succeed George S. Walker. The group discussed a tariff stance, convention site bids, and technical papers on range management and breeding.
Lincoln Nebraska January 1 Governor Aldrich retiring executive in his legislative message opposes state ownership of water power as impractical and says regulation ensuring good service at fair rates is preferable to public ownership. He warns that more would defy public policy.
The second day of the Southern Montana Poultry Association annual show drew many fanciers to the auditorium despite a cold snap that left some birds unfitable. Judge A M Smith of Lincoln judged most entries this evening and capsizing will be demonstrated at eight o'clock. Winners include Barred Plymouth, White Plymouth Rocks, White Wyandots, Rhode Island Reds, and White Leghorns with numerous firsts and cockerels listed for each breed across Missoula Three Forks and other locales.
Joseph G Robin, a New York financier, was sentenced to one year in Blackwell's Island prison for a 27 dollar larceny from the Washington Savings Bank where he served as an officer. A clemency plea aided by the district attorney reduced eight pending indictments to a single guilty plea, with seven dismissed. He had been held in the Tombs for 22 months.
Dan McGllivery was arrested at the Florence hotel by Detective Haldisero on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. He allegedly posed as Laws McDonald to Hemnessy's store, obtaining a suit and other goods worth $5, both signing with a cross due to illiteracy. Cripple Creek mines to be merged by a Rev. English corporation.
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