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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1913
Page
14
A family dispute ends with a wife ingesting acid during a quarrel. Authorities report the incident as a potential poisoning case, with medical evaluation and police inquiry ongoing. No further details on identities or exact location are available.
Mary Hemingway, 27, of 382 South Main, drank three ounces of carbolic acid during a marital dispute. She collapsed, later regained consciousness with a burned mouth and throat, and was treated at the emergency hospital. Her husband Grover Hemingway, present at the scene, faced questions as authorities investigate the incident and her condition remains critical but improving.
A dated ad notes a shirt department offer with half a dozen shirts or 80 at reduced prices. It highlights storewide reductions and specific two dollar and twenty five cent shirts. Nearby, a preliminary court hearing mentions Griffin bound over to district court on a 1009 dollar bond, and Morris Rchstein sentenced for vagrancy in the county.
The Schubert concert company entertained at Elks hall last evening with a varied and well rendered programme. The Elks and their ladies highly appreciated the performances by notable artists. Mary Larson, former Butte resident, died Sunday at Deer Lodge Hospital. burial will be in Deer Lodge. James Dunn, 101, pioneer bricklayer and mason of Butte, died yesterday at 112 San Arizona Street. native of Scotland.
Judge Archbald is convicted on the first article by a 60 to 2 vote and removed from office as a United States judge in the Third circuit. The senate rules him permanently disqualified from future office, with other articles largely acquitted or defeated. Prosecution notes emphasize constitutional impeachment as a remedy for unfaithful officers.
A historical survey notes European monarchs and leaders differ in perceived intelligence and capability. It praises Austria Hungary’s Francis Joseph, Italy’s Victor Emmanuel, Spain’s Alfonso, and Bulgaria’s Ferdinand, while England’s George V is seen as prudent, Russia’s czar viewed variably, and Norway’s Haakon and Greece’s George praised for diplomacy. a commercial traveler adds a quirk about left handed coffee habits in hotel dining rooms.
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