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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1913
Page
4
New York fashion writers note sleeveless jackets in Eton style lead summer outfits with long lines for fuller figures and soft draped tones for slimmer figures. Frocks rely on net fichus, vests, and trimmed sleeves, while washable fabrics and delicate laces shape the season from morning to evening attire.
Elab orate experiments at Swift Laboratory claim catarrh cures via inoculating blood with Swift's Sure Specific. The remedy purportedly cleanses mucous linings, reduces inflammation, and purifies blood, with claims of rapid relief from headaches and nasal congestion. Available at drug stores for $1 per bottle from The Swift & Co. Atlanta Georgia.
Vieing in popularity with motte silk and taffeta are the charming crepe de chines with large floral motifs in purple pink cerise and green. Gray backgrounds persist while browns and lemon trim shades grow in use. Cords and braids in black white and lemon ornament trims. braid covered buttons replace pearl bone and glass buttons.
The excerpt notes popular spring adornments such as cord or braid decorations, with giraffes and frogs appearing as ornamental motifs. It mentions fastenings like ornamental buckles and plastrone as attractively developed elements in the period style.
London July 5 Ellen Terry says she remains a happy wife despite reports her husband James Carew has a new leading man in his life. The couple deny any separation as authorities relay a telegram clarifying the rumor as unfounded and the first such claim to reach them.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Livingston July 5 Fred Water aged 21 died instantly after a stroke of apoplexy while lunging from a spring board at the Springs hotel plunge his body failed to surface and was found at the bottom He was the son of BE Water a rancher near Muir west of Livingston He leaves a brother Benhart and a sister Mrs Perry Ruinders of Gallatin county.
Greek light infantry charged Bulgarian lines near Kilkish and Doiran driving Bulgarians from munitions and wounded. Doiran assault continued as Greek divisions crossed the Vardar and pushed toward impregnable positions. Bulgarian forces reportedly massacred civilians as they retreated.
Chicago July. Deprivation of cigarettes is described as the third degree used on Pano Now who was arrested in the murder inquiry of Mrs. Fherence. Now refused to talk. police confiscated his cigarettes and prevented a purchase. He is a Macedonian and smoked constantly until deprived of tobacco sparked a rage, then silence.
In St Louis on July 5 union waiters at downtown hotels and cafes were locked out affecting about four hundred white waiters. The lockout hit the Jefferson Planters American Buckingham and Marquette hotels and several leading cafes. A dispute between hotels and waiters has been brewing since last Tuesday after a strike to demand union recognition.
San Diego July 5 Firemen extinguished a hotel blaze that trapped 109 sleepers. Distillate cans, oil, and wax corks were found, with oil soaked fuse extending about 200 feet along four stores, indicating a deadly setup. Authorities probe motive and suspect arson.
In New Orleans July 5, authorities report robbers aboard the Illinois Central southbound train near Tullahatchie Mississippi escaped with less than $1,000, according to American Express company officials.
The national flag of Paraguay was found torn from its staff on the roof of Estorje Calderon’s residence, Paraguay’s consul general in San Francisco. Calderon had been away when two persons surprised witnesses earlier that day.
Bishop Naphtali Luccock arrived in Anaconda last evening for his first visit to the city since his appointed year, and will lead both Methodist Episcopal services today. He will stay with Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Mackae. Born September 1853, Luccock is district bishop for the Dakotas Montana Idaho. He has taught Greek, led churches in Erie Pittsburg St Louis and Kansas City and now resides in Helena. After arrival he toured Anaconda and discussed a proposed western Chautauqua with Rev. Tait, who urged Flathead lake as a site before Luccock.
Men demanded lowering the flag on the Fourth and a domestic report notes a suspect fleeing with the flag after a roof noise. The remainder lists multiple real estate transfers including J R Wharton to Trevithick, Muriel Vachon to Helen Ginsberg, and Englewood Bellevue blocks with values mostly at $1, plus Crosby and Jewell properties in Crosby addition and Engle Wood subdivision.
A Washoe park gathering yesterday celebrated the Philadelphia origin of the Iron Molders’ Union in 1859. Local molders attended in force as sports and outdoor games unfolded, with a large boiled feast, singing, and speeches by President J. K. Jones, Chink Parrish, and Joseph McDonald. James Shepherd acted as toastmaster and umpired the all game, The Ram.
The fragment notes ongoing development at Georgetown with ore tonnage details and electrical equipment in place. It mentions shipments to resume by the semester, and references property ownership and renewal of mining activity, though the text is fragmented and incomplete.
Mrs Annie Cutts aged 61 widow of the late George C Cutts died yesterday at Curtis Street after a 25 year residence in Butte She leaves three sons Thomas John and George and a daughter Mrs Nels V Pearson plus three daughters in California and Wisconsin She was a member of the Fraternal Brotherhood Woman's Relief Corps auxiliary of the Spanish American War Veterans Ladies of Security American Guild and United Moderns Born in Wales
A motorboat with Lincoln Kirkbride and his son Charles Kirkbride overturned during a storm on the Ohio River 18 miles below town. Lincoln, 50, and Charles, 2, drowned. Two companions unnamed escaped. Local authorities reported the tragedy tonight as searchers scoured the river for other potential victims.
Representatives of American churches in Mexico and Southern Pacific officials assured the State Department that Americans, especially near the capital, have been unusually free from annoyance during the current revolutionary turmoil.
Mrs. Augustus Ekman confessed to the police that she killed her 12 year old daughter Frances Ekman whose body was found in a trunk a week earlier. In municipal court here she pleaded not guilty and a July 14 trial date was set with C. L. Anderson, her first husband, hiring defense lawyers.
The Georgetown Gold Mining Co plans to raise working capital by selling treasury stock at 10 cents a share. One fourth down with the balance in monthly payments. Management under Charles Bostrom reports steady progress after months of development. Orders should be sent to secretary Ames Pringle, room 12 Durston building.
Union players were picked and captained by Lefty Konen and Chink Parrish. Lefty's team won 3 to 2 in seven innings. Other sports, including running and tug of war, filled the day at the park. About 100 molders spent the day enjoying the program. The arrangements were by Doran Roy Frazer and Jack Chalmers. Their union anniversary, coming Saturday July 5, gave molders three holidays in one.
Cale White and party traveled to Butte yesterday. Mrs. W. D. Mallon and children from Hutte visited relatives for the Fourth. Cosens returns to Whitehall. Clifford Milkwick celebrates Fourth after appendicitis surgery. Rough and Readys beat Athletics 18 to 0. Bonner and Miss Mary Clark of Butte obtain a marriage license and wed by Justice Prinate. Miss Clark is W. D. Clark’s daughter.
One funeral is planned for Martin Bader who died Friday after an appendicitis operation. Services will be held at 2 30 Monday afternoon at the family home 803 Nast Third street with The Rev Mr Groeneveld of Butte officiating
Governor Stewart, after three days in Miles City, lauded the roundup hosted by Custer County. He praised the citizens and organizers, saying the show featured the most complete and thrilling acts, with expert ropers riders and busters performing feats among the best he has seen in the West.
Special Dispatch from Helena reports E. H. Cooney of Great Falls announces the annual Montana State Press association meeting at Kalispell on August 13 and 14. Arrangements include a layover at Belton with a night and day in Glacier Park for traveling members.
New York reports another stage in the wage dispute between eastern railroads and their conductors and train men will be reached next week. The men have voted, and railroad managers concede the vote will be overwhelmingly for a strike.
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