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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1909
Page
11
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George Palmer presides over a large Pythian gathering in Butte district as four lodges install new chancellors for the term. Notables from Grand Lodge oversee the ceremony, with a banquet, entertainments by the Senators Quartet, and toasts to successful administration.
San Francisco jury pool gathers as Calhoun, once linked to Eastern interests and later head of the United Railroads, goes to trial on the first of seven indictments alleging bribery of supervisors to secure a trolley permit. Judge William P presides as 35 salesmen are examined amid tense courtroom atmosphere and a protective presence for the district attorney.
Jan 12 reports show three distinct earthquake shocks recorded by the seismograph at the coast and geomagnetic survey at Cheltenham Ma. over the past 24 hours. The tremors were small, unlikely to cause significant damage, with readings suggesting local disturbance rather than long distance activity. Nearby areas including San Malvador and the western parts of Tons noted shocks, while life in Arkansas hot springs is mentioned in a telegram from a partner in Butte.
Miss Hell McKaskie is noted for frequently visiting friends in the mining town. Dr. and Mrs. Jelke spent the past six months in Pony, called West by the illness of the late Willan a McKaskie, described as one of the old-timers of the state.
Michael B Trainor of Butte dies of heart disease in an early evening illness. Survived by wife and children Frank Myrtle Alice Edward Mary Dorothy, a brother Thomas Trainor of Goldfield, nephews James McLaughlin and Healy Wag member. Funeral time to be announced. Woodmen of the World member and local widow group. Sherman & Reedy funeral firm.
Olive Aliprandi, a Walkerville saloon figure long active in city affairs, collapsed on West Daly Street near his home shortly before 9 am. Coroner’s inquest deemed death from alcoholism and heart disease. A Brown’s Gulch brother survives. time of death cited as the morning.
Washington January 12 Attorney General Bonaparte issues a statement addressing Senator Tillman's remarks about the Oregon land grants. He clarifies that Tillman sought to purchase timber lands and denies any connection between the senator and a land purchase. The filing discusses lawsuits to forfeit lands and the inquiry into public domain policy.
George Perking and Miss Lillian Ole wed in the Silver Bow County court inner sanctum last evening. Justice of the Peace Foley presided. It marked the magistrate’s first ceremony since taking office. Both bride and groom are well known Watkerville residents.
Police trace and recover jewels valued at about 88 dollars stolen from Katherine Laclair, a clerk at Davis Hardware in Butte. Four diamonds and several sparklers were found, with two diamonds reset in earrings to dodge detection. Diamonds and rings moved through unknown hands. lieutenant Sinsel aided Captain Buckner in reclaiming the pieces for Miss Laclair after a several day investigation.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena January 12 The Montana bar association held its nearly annual meeting in Helena in the Commercial Club room. Members debated revision of practice rules and agreed to form super committees to draft bills for the semi annual meeting. The association adopted the American Bar ethics code and oath of admission, with a stricter standard than before. Mr Johnston named president for the coming year, D Miracle of Helena treasurer, and vice presidents chosen for each judicial district.
Butte notes describe social dining with Alderatt and companions Frank and Toy, a Supreme Court case filing in Sarah Fearon versus Patrick Mullins, and a death at General Hospital of 40 year old resident of Centerville. The body was moved to Nome Rock terrace for funeral arrangements. surviving husband and three children aged 17 James 14 Russell 12.
Feeble 80 year old Mrs. Menenicom of Lewistown Pennsylvania credits Vinci cod liver preparation with restoring strength. After three bottles she can work and walk a quarter mile. Ad urges other aged or weak individuals to try Vinci with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
Deve Company of Anaconda reports Vin by the Newore Drog in a brief local notice. The item notes a transaction, location, and parties involved without additional background or commentary.
The Missoula Chamber of Commerce met and approved a plan to exhibit products in its show window and display area. It will invite farmers and fruit growers to donate display materials, seek representation for county goods, and extend cordial invitations to the Montana State Horticultural Society for its upcoming meeting.
Missoula reports calmer weather with heavy snowfall largely cleared. Businesses and traffic recovering after storm disruptions. roofs cleared by many workers. Northern Pacific Rocky Mountain division resumes closer to schedule. freight movements increase with more trains, minor delays remain.
Dispatch from Missoula dated January reports contractors on Kew Higgs Avenue bridge pushing work with a large force of men. Excavation at the north approach continues and piling for the trestle is underway. The crews aim to complete the crossing within the promised time despite rough weather.
Aged resident Roman Vehy Ill after a stroke suffered last Friday. He is at the home of De Hackman, a noted transfer man in the city. Due to advanced age, recovery is not expected.
In Sacramento on January 17, George C. Perekins was re-elected U.S. senator on the first ballot. The assembly voted 62 to 22 and the senate 32 to 8 to confirm the choice.
Readers in Red Banks and Hampstead testify that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured female illnesses and weakness after doctors warned of fibroids or recommended surgery. The ad offers a reward to prove letters aren’t genuine or paid testimonials and asserts unsolicited origin.
A smoking anecdote and a lively lecture by Joseph J. Mataffery former assistant county attorney on tobacco ingredients and health sparked interest at the St Josephs Literary Lab. The program featured music and a business session naming officers including IL. F. Pissot Drew Gent and James Egan with a plan for a carnival at Hollind TM.
The Brontway theater last night presented a two act comedy melodrama. Mae Stahl led a strong cast with lively humor in acts one and two while audience enthusiasm centered on the melodramatic third act. Supporting players included Alice Light Glien Rhine Earl Williams Witted Edeas Madeline Travers Amy Lace Eva Dennison and others.
The report notes Williams of Cheyenne dominating Sullivan and blocking a decisive finish while Rebecca Palmer of Helena competes in a featured matchup. Officials counted nine seconds before a stoppage, delaying a clear verdict. The event highlighted standout performances from regional fighters including Charlo s knockout adjourned by the referee.
A reader recounts hair loss after illness and years of trying remedies. After using Cuticura products, a marked improvement followed two consecutive bottle uses, with a before and after note from William B. Brnekee of Pittsburgh, Penn.
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