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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1913
Page
2
Governor Sulzer pardons Brandt after examining the full record and finding the sentence excessive. He cites Brandt’s confessed sins, promises of reform, and seeks to help him redeem himself with a fresh life starting in Minnesota under Senator Nelson’s sponsorship.
Kansas City Kans Jan 17 Weells Lounsberry of Medford Or goner Jane August robbed a mail car on a Union Pacific train between Kansas City and Lawrence Kan He was found guilty in federal court Here The verdict hinged on insanity The government presented alienists and Medford citizens Lounsberry attempted to refute the plea by threatening six mail clerks and binding one Then he seized mail sacks and placed a foot in a bag before stepping from the train at Lawrence and later hiding in a Pullman berth where he was captured as the train entered Doneta
Funeral notices list Christopher Martin at 240 Virginia Street and St Patrick's Church with interment at Holy Cross. Michael Harrington’s funeral at 9 am from 908 Delaware Avenue to St Joseph’s Church and Catholic cemetery. Jeannelle Penny’s service at Richards' chapel, Reverend George D. Wally officiating at 2 pm. James W W Houlihan, 48, at Richards' funeral home with services later. Patrick Horgan’s funeral at 9:30 am from 25 West Agate to St Patrick’s Church. Pat Murphy’s funeral at 9:30 am from 0 East Waalman Street to St Mary’s Church. Allan K Smith, 43, died yesterday. body at St John’s Episcopal Church until Monday 2 pm then to Oregon Shore Ling depot for shipment to Salt Lake. Vancouver report notes missing ship Chessakee found. seven victims total including crew. Edmonton fire destroys five-story brick building. six Italian laborers killed.
A Montana Anti Saloon League initiative urged publication of each legislator's vote on liquor issues. At a conference in Helena, Rev G D Wolfe urged voters be informed, noting saloon flaws and calls to praise right choices while censuring wrong.
Evidence at yesterday's inquest into William J. Brown's death shows a premature blast at the 1,006-foot level while loading Holer rounds. Brown, 40 feet down the chute after the blast, died from the accident. A jury ruled the death accidental and linked to a friction-ignited blast. Bertram Harrie, 25, bound over to district court on highway robbery charge with $1,000 bail.
A report from Saturday ties Vrenerry, once cashier at Wythe Brewing, to an event on Wakota Street in Christpag. Details remain fragmentary but authorities pursue clarity on the involved party.
A 10 year old boy, Manuel McKenzie, chased an ex convict with a sled near Columbia Gardens and was beaten and kicked in a second degree assault charge. Deputy County Attorney Percy Napton filed the complaint, witnessed by two men who informed the attorney.
WM Haynes of Lyons visits Butte on business. Alisa Ethel Noble leaves for Ely Nevada. Robert and Thomas Laird travel to Austin Nevada. Oswald Cohen Journal clerk of the house of representatives spends the weekend in Butte. Marriage licenses refunded to Curtis Bland and Virginia Witaman, Lawrence Hayes and Annie M Anson. Special rehearsal of choir music at St John Episcopal church tonight at 7 o'clock for funeral services of the late rector, the Rev A K Smith.
James W Houlihan, longtime Butte streetcar motorman and oldest active employee, died after a 40 day hospital stay from stomach cancer. Born in Ireland, he helped operate the Metropole street railway and later served as conductor and instructor. Survived by wife and three children of 1843 Harrison avenue.
Miner Pat Re CNINN and Henry Cuttrell were injured at the Ajax Scorti mine when a fall of rock crushed shoulders and chest on the 1,80%fins level yesterday morning. Rescue teams stabilized both men for transfer to a local hospital.
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