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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1906
Page
11
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A Descusber store reports a large stock of back combs nearly sold out by Christmas Eve. Three lots arrive: first uses genuine shell with 4k gold trim valued from $10 to $17, second features high grade shell with colored stones from $3 to $10, third offers cheaper pretty pieces from 75c to $2.25.
Hight and Fairfield Co notes mix with pet shop and studio ads. Names include Grady, Orton Bros, Renghac, Mian Herte, Fletcher, Alexander, Chisholm, Kenjy, Kerr, Laui, Bishop, Granville Stuart, Booth, Kirk, Lacney, Viavi, and various addresses. Mentions of marriages, births, a stock line, a bank ad, a sheriff’s telegram, and travel notices intersperse with local business and professional references in a crowded page segment.
Patrick J Langan a long time resident of Virginia City Nevada and known figure in Rutte died suddenly yesterday afternoon at his residence 14814 West Gilera street. Heart disease hardened arteries and valve problems caused his death Coroner Egan ruled no investigation needed. He had suffered rheumatism for years and walked with a cane though remained otherwise rugged and active.
An obituary notes Patrick J Langan born County Waterford Ireland 6 years ago and coming to California then Nevada Later settling in Butte He suffered rheumatic affliction and fainted at home dying peacefully His wife Myra Langan and daughter Art Pak Gillin survive him along with son James Langan The deceased had worked as a refreshment tailor and justice of the peace in Rasia before returning to Butte where he served in various occupations tied to court work and local civic life
The East touring production by the W. Carleton opera company opened at the Brondway theater in Butte with music by Juli Edwards and staging by Stin. The military theme frames the Civil War closing days while the ladies wear large crinolines. Leas is strong, W. Carleton's baritone received a warm welcome, and Marley’s Rose Marie impressed the audience. The show has weak spots, notably in crowd-pleasing devices. A second performance is slated tonight with no matinee due to outdated ad bills.
Clayton Zwallars, detained as a county prison, was arrested by Detective White at the Karlman block corner of Platinum and Wyoming streets on a grand larceny charge. A gold watch missing from William Lowney during a Great Northern railway stop was found in Zwallars possession after he was observed near the locomotive car.
A Montana street accident involved a Swiss American dairy wagon driven by Tram Russ Away. The wagon ran away yesterday morning, tipping over. The driver sustained minor injuries with no severe damage to the wagon or harness reported.
John J. Wreughall left for Boston and New York last night. R. K. Humphrey, formerly superintendent at Montini Zinc in Watherettle, arrived from Denver and is in town on business with Colorado Iron Works.
Branic Wingsbery, 25, of 200 Dalton Street, suffered a fractured knee and severe sprain after a ground fall between the 1400 and 1800 foot levels at the Cora mine yesterday. He was taken to St James Hospital where Sr Ryan treated him.
The Holley team captures victory in both finals games of the curling tournament, sweeping the series and securing the overall championship.
Governor Pattison remains in stable condition with no alarm noted. His physician reiterates there has been no change since earlier statements as updates from Columbus Ontario indicate steady health status.
A news report claims a woman referred to as Mrs Witten has been released from prison after serving part of a sentence for robbery. County Attorney Healy questions the legality, alleging the sheriff’s office acted on questionable authority and that the judge’s sentence may not have expired. Sheriff Quinn offered no statement as deputies reportedly pleaded ignorance. An inquiry was ordered to uncover the basis for the release and determine its legality.
The article recalls the Valencia wreck with victims identified including Kilppel and Glube heirs. Frank F. Bunker, survivor and former Seattle schools superintendent, arrived to testify at a government inquiry. He criticizes the lack of rescue off the scene as the wreck broke up and notes survivors drifting seaward.
A display in local businesses showcases a proposed Billmes Armory with $31,000 capital, only $5,090 subscribed so far. Tot Alston notes several applicants want to rent the hall by year, while Mr Denniston expects monthly earnings to cover costs. The city lacks a large assembly hall for dances and conventions.
Knights of Columbus held a social dance at Ellis Hall with about couples present. J. R. Jackson presided and spoke briefly. The program included a mandolin piece, a recitation by Miss Mary G. Gillette, and a violin solo by Athol Laity. Additional events were postponed due to time. Dancing and refreshments marked the evening.
Billings January 9 a county attorney reports complaints against ten saloon keepers for allowing gambling in their premises Warrants issued and served in the afternoon Several defendants appeared in court to enter pleas while games continued late into the night Also in Rastan a fourth annual meeting of the Posing Progress league notes a push for postal rate consolidation to third class for third mail matter with a one cent rate for two ounces
Frank C. Paine for Henry W. Bayage's English grant company arrives in Batte fran west to stage the grand opera season starting February. The company performs in Anaconda on Monday February 20 and in Butte on February 27 and 23 with a matinee February 24. Lohengrin is listed for the first night followed by Tannhauser at the matinee and final show.
J A Canfield the Gil magnate arrives in Los Angeles after days of travel from Sialo Mexico to El Paso and then by special train, amid the murder of his wife at the Canfield residence by former coachman Mortis Buck. The journey covered 98 miles to El Paso in 98 hours and 120 miles on the Mexican Central in 31 hours.
A Victoria GB dispatch reports another body found by shoreline patrols near the Valencia wreck. The victim carried an envelope with an address in Los Angeles and a company check. Rescue teams recovered the body and searched nearby beaches while burial plans were made at high water mark.
Falls in with Geary heading to Washington and New York for a month. It is believed the Washington visit aims to bolster public opinion during a political campaign.
Special Dispatch to the Smodern. Livingston, dan. Sarah J. Kelly files a complaint against her 17 year old son Ralph Kells for incorrigibility. He refuses to live at home and seeks to make his own living. Officers report no wrongdoing found to date, and release is likely.
A dated news message reports Bishop John Spalding Renner Spalding has been moved from Augustine Florida to the Wet Springs Arkansas area. The temperature there is oppressive for the infirm, but since the relocation he can exercise and shows improvement.
Mrs Elizabeth Dune mira of Kansas City Missouri, mother of Mrs F W Kilppel of this city, died at her home. The report notes her long illness and family ties, with details of funeral arrangements to follow in forthcoming notices.
Seattle police report that mariners meeting ratified a resolution to establish a complete life-saving station at Tatoosh Island. They call for a Weary telegraph link between Tatoosh Island and the mainland at Weathay and for new charting of the North Pacific coast including the Straits of Juan de Fuca entrance.
Governor Neon appoints Charles Hulburd Chicago Dry Henderson University of Chicago Prot David Kinsley University of Haintats Clarrisen Jones Adolph Adfoff Chicago to lead a new Workingmen's Insurance Commission. The panel will draft a plan for industrial insurances and report at the next legislature session.
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