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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1914
Page
5
Notice from Ray Reardon county registrar for Deer Lodge County Montana states the primary nominating election will be held August 28 1914 and the registration book will be closed July 25 1914 Electors may register before the county clerk at the courthouse in Anaconda or before a justice of the peace or notary public under the law of the state.
Andrew Blomstrom 45 a resident of Anaconda for 15 years was killed instantly yesterday morning after falling 30 feet from a crane he was repairing in the smelter power house. An inquest will be held to determine cause, with funeral services today at 5 pm conducted by Rev C N Lind. body to be shipped to Ceres Neb for interment. He leaves a widow, son Clarence 20, daughter Florence 16, a sister in Anaconda and relatives in Nebraska.
William A Taylor who was under four years when Sheriff Ming was in office yesterday fled petition for the Republican sheriff candidacy. Mr Taylas under sheriff from 186 to 1908 is Reardon county clerk Nell. Many candidates are delaying petitions while awaiting the Supreme Court ruling on the Initiative system. The hearing will come up July 10 though no definite. Kea of the possible number of candidates for various offices can be gained now. Twentieth candidate to file and seventh to file for sheriff.
Warren May departs for a southern location to cultivate fruit with plans to visit Cincinnati and Florida. The note mentions a long residency in Anaconda, a local lockkeeper past, and a Kentucky home address. details about official residence and county clerk are unclear.
A Vancouver board of trade note claims Panama Canal passage trims voyage from Vancouver to New York from about 65 days around the Horn to roughly 20 days through the canal. The comparison suggests huge tolls and cost savings but critics say the figures overstate benefits and would flood the market with threefold tonnage, benefiting shipowners more than consumers.
A letter from Anaconda, July, discusses supply and demand shaping freight rates after the Panama Canal opens. It notes new shipping routes, Pacific goods reaching European buyers, and intense competition among shipowners. Factors cited include tonnage losses at sea, weather delays, strikes, and new tonnage entering the market.
Fr Mathewson reports Mayor Ha OBrien attempting to block introductions during the morning patriotic program. He claims steps were taken to bolster the mayor's backbone so he can introduce speakers Phil Daniele Jr. and County Commissioner Johnson, who will select cakewalk judges. The scene unfolds as the mayor stands at the Montana Hotel corner watching passers-by for any misstep.
Noel Beaudet aged 17 died at his parents home, 621 East Park Street, last evening at 7 39 after a long illness. The obituary notes he was an altar boy at St Peters and lists surviving brothers and family members.
The Alcazar presented A Wayward Daughter and In the Days Go Slavery among WAND AND ALCAZAR offerings with Vitagraph and Edison dramas. The Grand housed The Struggle Everlasting and A Tango Tragedy, while P J Gallivan demonstrated patriotism with a pastry replica of the Wherry hall.
The Culligan Nashville Students opened at the Imperial with a Utah-size crowd, all pleased by a clever Musical Freels team. Harmony singing drew applause and the act blends music, comedy, and good numbers. The show repeats tonight.
More than 20 people from Anaconda left on the 6 35 o clock train last night for the test. The crowd included a sprinkling of women among the men. The Anaconda contingent, including those who took earlier trains or drove, is rated at about 300 strong.
The Rev. Alfred Mainwaring, pastor of the First Baptist Church, has been called to lead the church for the year commencing December. He spoke before the congregation on invitation in September last year and was then called for the next term. His new call is now taken.
We express gratitude to the Ladies of the Maccabees and St Mark's choir for support during our mother Mrs Fiza Sobes Anovich's burial. Grateful to kind Anaconda neighbors and Butte friends for help and kindness through this time.
Local reports note a lively Fourth of July celebration featuring exette performances and a fun-loving crowd. Organizers promise a thriller night with music, games, and community prizes attracting families across the region.
Fourth hour events include a children's treat a morning band concert and a Declaration of Independence heading by Phil Daniels. Anaconda hosts a two hour afternoon baseball game MD by Roach and Smith at 1 pm. The State band performs at 6 pm followed by a parade at Washoe Park and dancing events through the evening.
Anaconda hosts a busy Fourth with sun from morning till night, featuring a grand parade at seven with wild characters and an auto chicken float, a deer of activities on the common including races for men women and children, and prizes ranging from 1 to 15 dollars. Officials caution about safety while promising no incidents, and the event includes the historic old fire engine driven by two mules, decorated for the celebration.
Joseph L Kelly announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for the Deer Lodge County Commissioner post. He states the bid is subject to the will of Democratic voters at the primary election in August in Anaconda Montana.
Local notice records John R. Sayatovic as subject to probate proceedings. Details on court, filing date, and estate actions are not fully legible in the fragment but indicate administrative steps toward settlement or guardianship. Further readable lines specify involved parties or dates.
A sprawling mix of social items, business notices, dances, saloon promotions, births, moves, and theatre mentions from Anaconda listings. Includes dance times at Washoe park, Grand opal. July weekends. sightings of local trades, rentals, and job notes. Mentions pubs, punch, and beer offerings at P&P and Grand. Includes family births, repairs, and local travel plans.
A renowned English statesman, noted for his defense of free trade, has died. He was widely acknowledged as a strong, sometimes biting opponent of Gladstone, shaping political discourse of his era. His death marks the end of a pivotal voice in 19th century British policy.
A historical survey tracing John Chamberlain and allied Liberals and Unionists through the 1880s to early 1900s. It notes Chamberlain’s shift from Gladstone’s faction, his role in the Irish policy debate, and the formation of a Liberal Unionist party opposing Home Rule, highlighting key events, figures, and parliamentary positions in the era.
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