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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1909

Page

7

Butte Miner Recalls New York Mining Pitch

Dan Agoa, longtime Butte miner and Homestake Mining manager, visited New York to raise capital. He mingled with bankers and magnates, claimed Heinze would return to Butte after his trial, and recounted a chaotic night out in dress clothes, a missing hat, and a successful financing pitch. He denies a banquet tale about Heinze and a $100 bill, noting the trip left him with a tip habit.

Butte Dan Agoa Homestake Standard New York Heinze Dan Agon

Coddon in Wreck Regarded as Only Slightly Hurt

Henry Coddon of the Butte Paper Co was in a wreck on the Pennsylvania main line near Johnstown Pa The telegram to his uncle in St Paul said he was only slightly injured and would come on to St Paul It is believed Max Coddon his brother who was taken to Baltimore for an operation is improving or Henry would not have left him behind

Carlos Warfield Carlos Waldorf-Astoria Homestake Mining Company Butte Henry Coddon Butte Paper Company Pennsylvania Railway Johnstown Max Coddon Baltimore Max Henry

McManus Returns to Duty After Illness

Patrol driver William McManus of Butte returns to police headquarters after weeks of rheumatism kept him home. Recovery is nearly complete and he reports feeling better than in years while resuming his duties.

William McManus Butte

Public invited to see milking by machinery

Public invited to Crescent Creamery to watch milking by machine daily at 6.50.

Crescent Creamery

Governor Norris Warns of Limited Cloth Supply

The Helena Record reports Governor Edwin Norris urging the assembly to note a restricted fabric stock for the state's clothing over the next two years. He warns at current consumption rates garments may need to be skimped to stretch the supply.

Helena Edwin Norris

Colorful votes and a gargoyle in a coroner tale

A tale recalls how colored voters backed Murphy in a city council race and how a tongue in cheek pledge to appoint a colored policeman stirred later questions. Alongside, old coroners juries quip with odd verdicts and a local gargoyle definition echoes through the Standard office.

Widow's Broadway Robbery Ends In Narrow Theft

A widow, Mrs. S. H. Bailey, 556 East Broadway, was robbed Saturday night while at the theater. A thief entered unlocked doors and took $75 to $100 in cash and a solid gold watch and chain valued at $100 from a washstand drawer. Other items including a ring, stickpin set, and a savings bank with $8 remained untouched. Bailey, a frail but hardworking woman, suspects no one but notes the thief moved only envelopes and left Christmas presents unseen. Police have no suspect yet.

S. H. Bailey East Broadway Denver

Automatic home phone service advertised for ready purchase

An advertisement touts an automatic home phone service as a daily convenience and essential during rush periods. It claims 4c hour home service and urges readers to call 2,255 to obtain one.

Banquet in Dillon honors Miss York and Miss Huffman

Dillon Montana banquet at Beaverhead county high school honors Miss Minerva York and Miss Bertha Huffman who completed the commercial course. Forty four covers, banquet served by domestic science students, with Ray Melton as toastmaster.

Standard Dillon Beaverhead County High School Minerva York Bertha Huffman Ray Melton G. T. Paul Fish Gladys Heyward Dillonites James Hamilton The Agricultural College Mission of Industrial Education Foote Helena Hamilton Presbyterian Church Manse Society Peter Terch Medford Wis Salvation Army Lee Carter Sheridan Wyo Mr. Carter Anna Hart New Orleans Ladies’ Aid Society the Methodist Church Rortathbone Z. B. Yeaman Julia Reddington Royspencer Big Hole Basin Lucy Woody Jackson Rey Dodds Fred Drakle Greencastle Jutte Baptist Aid Tate ‘Taylor Rife Street

Centennial beer defies proverb with local popularity

A witty proverb about a prophet lacking honor at home seems contradicted as Centennial beer enjoys strong local popularity. The piece notes broad approval with memorable phrasing about a million glasses daily implying wide appeal.

Helena shippers seek equal rates with Butte under new plan

Butte merchants aim to lobby for anti poolroom and race meeting limits while Helena seeks equal railroad rates. A Helena Commercial Club meeting backed by the state railroad board considered granting Helena the same through rates as Butte on Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound routes, with General Agent Averill initially hesitant but later conceding Helena's equity.

Helena State Board of Railroad Commissioners E. A. Morley B. T. Stanton Dan Boyle R. F. McLaren W. Tong

Singer Margaret Webb at the Orpheum with Jack Connelly

Miss Margaret Webb, noted mezzo soprano, stars with Jack Connelly at the Orpheum theater this week. Her career includes work under Walter Damrosch in major oratorios and an appearance with Wilson Barrett in The Sign of the Cross, followed by vaudeville with Holcomb, Curtis and Webb. Suits on sale at Hub department store.

Margaret Webb Jack Connelly Orpheum Theater New York Metropolis Walter Damrosch Wilson Barrett Mr. Connelly Holcomb, Curtis and Webb

Valley County residents oppose annexation to new county

From Missouri the Sidney Herald reports Valley county residents oppose the county division plan. They demand clear benefits before supporting annexation of part of Dawson county and vow to rally against the division unless concrete gains are shown.

The Sidney Herald Valley County Dawson County

Representative Gray Bill At Whipping Post Spurs Debate

The Columbus Tri-County News notes Representative Gray's proposal to punish wife beaters at the whipping post as commendable yet predicts beaten wives would push to repeal such a law if enacted. The piece argues the paradox highlights public sentiment and potential backlash.

Columbus Tri-County Gray

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