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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
12
Mary Strasser sought alimony against Antone Streamer in a contempt case. Judge McClernan ordered a $10 fine, to be paid before leaving or imprisonment. A friendly bystander lent the money after Strasser pleaded for a reduced penalty. the accuser testified Strasser had abused her in the past, though she defended his character.
A simple home recipe promises to stop persistent coughs in five minutes. Mix two and a half fluid ounces Pinex with a pint of granulated sugar syrup made by dissolving sugar in warm water. Use a teaspoonful every two to three hours. Pine extract and honey substitute advised if Pinex unavailable.
Twenty five years ago he boarded with her and the judge admonished next time. Mrs Strasser testified she married the defendant in Butte on June 13 2203. She left him, worked in a lodging house earning 45 dollars a month. She claims a Strasser owned basis and has two sons aged 19 and 21 at home. Judge McClernan found she not entitled to alimony as Strasser had no money or job and ordered counsel fees and suit money. Strasser spoke of his troubles amid testimony of his wife’s two sons.
Toledo journalist Jan 19 report on trial of four men accused of Black Hand conspiracy to extort from Hallans of Ohio and Indiana. Postal Inspector Oldfeld testified with a trunk of shotguns revolvers dirks and shells shown for ID. Evidence included a dynamite fuse cap and letters money orders checks and clippings from defendants' homes.
New York January 19 Proceedings opened in surrogate court by Clark Williams state comptroller to reappraise the estates of George Smith Chicago millionaire and his nephew Iamea Henry Smith known as Ellent Smith to probe alleged transfer tax avoidance. A separate inquiry seeks why the estate of Slent Smith remains unsettled after nearly three years.
Coffeyville Kansas January 18 a fire drill today prevented injury after the roof over a section of the Stekinsny period building collapsed during roofing work. Ninety five children evacuated safely. Four workmen were thrown forty feet with one likely fatally injured and three others seriously hurt.
Charles Muffy of Winston a Montana state senator and mining figure recounts a Yellowstone era tale from Fridley near Livingston. He describes rough frontier recreation including a saloon brawl with a loaded buffalo rifle and a staged display by squawmen, culminating in a violent ejectment and a retaliatory rifle cartridge firestorm.
Fragmentary text describes a man, sobriety, and orders to carry flour and cartridges to the river. It references a night’s experience and a vow to never tell the story, suggesting a covert or wartime episode whose full details are not disclosed. The passage centers on secrecy and a dangerous assignment with lasting silence.
Special Dispatch from Red Lodge reports a division among Finnish residents over a new labor temple. One faction, the Kaleva cooperative, occupies the temple site and proposes a large brick and stone building including a hall, offices, and a department store. The Montana group plans a competing project on the old Finn Hall site, aiming for a grand theater and 9 Western department store space. The dispute fuels townwide excitement as plans for a $75,000 structure progress and a high-profile dedication, possibly with John Mitchell in attendance, circulate as rumor.
Mrs Annie Taxnman seeks 32 002 from the board of education alleging tetanus death linked to compulsory vaccination. The filing names Mrs Shirky, a Phoenix Street operator offering electro vapor baths and massage, as claimant in the record.
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