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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1913
Page
5
The court scene centers on charges against a Front Street merchant and his wife for cruelty amid broader tensions from Japanese subsidies affecting shipping. Separate suits include Mrs. Andrus seeking divorce and property division, with claims of abuse and support, while other couples pursue divorce on desertion and neglect grounds.
Intel and scarcely scratched the Brownfield Canty War ities company yesterday was oped in the ruins of the Shodair block. The papers and cash of the firm were not damaged by the fire or heat. The adjusting of losses to the firm and others in the block was started yesterday. The block will be rebuilt, according to statements made yesterday. I. W. Shadale, owner of the burned block, will return to La Bulle this week from Los Angeles. The Brownfield Canty Carpet company is resuming efforts to reopen as soon as possible, but there will be gaps until insurance adjustments are priced and proper quarters found. The stock of furnishings in the Park street store was valued at 40,000, with a large reserve steel in the warehouse damaged. The Park street stock loss will not be less than 39,000 and may reach 33,000. It is insured for 85,000.
An advertisement warns shoppers to beware baited sales tactics and to compare prices, promoting Mayer's as offering genuine, lower priced goods. It touts a motto about matching or beating competitors and guarantees money back. The copy invites buyers to Mayer's at 29 West Park Street.
D J Charles announces the store suffered a destructive fire and stock loss. He will move three doors east of the former site and will offer a larger, better equipped stock at competitive prices once deliveries resume. Citizens are thanked for past support and urged to await the reopening. The note appears in the City Adv. and references the New York Sun.
A collage of trivia questions and answers on regulation packs for mules, arrivals of teams, congressional appropriations, color mixing, birth rights, fireside freezing, and miscellaneous historical queries. Includes notes on John L. Sullivan training, Jack Johnson, and mine hoisting lore from Virginia City.
January inventory guidance urges buyers to review stock and assess needs. The ad hints at discounts and reductions to appeal to shoppers. Located at 31 North Main Street the Clothubry promotes sales and supply tightening.
Mee Peter De Slere of St. Patrick's parish leaves tomorrow for Los Angeles for a vacation visit with former Montana priests. He plans travel via Balt Lake or Portland with round trip prices listed. Tickets go on sale January 1 with a final return limit in April and are offered by Pullman Reservations through Dutte Ment-Ady, 2 North Main.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to St. Joseph's church trustees and Joseph Narlor for funeral arrangements. Mrs Elizabeth Thompson offers thanks for sympathy after bereavement. Remains of William Williams moved to 1918 Robert Avenue with funeral at 2 pm at Mountain View Methodist Episcopal Church led by Rev George D Wolfe. Remains of Bessie loss, wife of Fred Johns, moved to 1011 Faucett Street for funeral tomorrow at 2 pm with Rev Mecke officiating. A hurricane of 100 miles an hour delivers 40.2 pounds per square foot force.
A Navy inquiry at Norfolk follows a clash over pets aboard ships. Admiral Teele is reassigned to a different post as the Norfolk yard holds a mix of mascots and pet items, while some sailors fear limits on morale-boosting animal mascots.
New York January 1 reports say the Paris Liberator founder of a libelous tale about King George of England and a daughter of a noble house may be detained on arrival aboard La Provenc of the French Line. Orders reportedly exist to deport him if he admits the statements authenticity before sailing. He traveled to defend Edward Mylius, jailed in Britain for the libel, though the crimes cited did not imply moral turpitude.
A garbled notice reports Wein's Clearing Sale connected to Shoshone tribal figures with roles named, then a coroner's court verdict on A B Ross killed by a fall from a telemine, unclear witnesses, and a puzzling remark about a gob titer opening aboard a 1,560 foot Jevet whrace.
An alderman from Butte ascends to lead a major hotel, with internal disputes and local power shifts noted. The narrative sketches political maneuvering, workplace tensions, and the path of influence from city hall to executive leadership within a prominent establishment. The article mentions key figures and shifting allegiances as part of a broader power transition.
Fragmentary OCR notes report an incident at 419 West Qu indicating a child from the Delougherty family fell into water. The text is garbled but suggests a guardian or mother present and a concerned scene near a residence. No clear outcome or names beyond Delougherty can be confirmed.
A fragmented notice outlines a cleanup sale with plans for a branch event at Bur Kin near West Park. It mentions public service steps and a regional route through Heockdeld, Onetia, and Neve toward Wihasa, hinting at a larger network and connection with a broader sale effort.
The article notes the death of Consul General Bere Mohammed in Addis Abeba Abyssinia and mentions Sam IL-1] Gay Robert Love of the United States serving as deputy consul general since 1908. The obituary references Innis Ohio and the seventy year age.
A garbled report from New York describes a court or medical matter with references to individuals Mough, Quinsy, Albert Freepian, and Dr. The piece mentions a bench, a strike, and quarantine terms, but the text is unclear and partial.
William Morton faces charges after alleged misuse of mall spaces to solicit promotions. Local authorities report seven weeks of investigation and a statewide inquiry into misleading practices. Anne Matgh Hag reportedly involved in related proceedings. Case details linked to ongoing court actions and promotor records.
A fragmented notice describes a ritual at the family residence on 12 Haat ialona street led by C. A. Hexroad with John Maur signing. The service is stated for today at 2x pm at St. Paul Methodist Chapel in Sowth, with references to O'Connor and Pitgharris and Edward Williams in unclear roles.
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