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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1908
Page
20
City Treasurer Phil C. Goodwin released the May financial report showing nearly ten thousand general fund, seventy five hundred licenses, about eighteen thousand in taxes, and nearly fifty thousand paid. The document details the condition of the treasury for the month.
Mansfield Ohio June 5 William G Sharp nominated for congress by Democrats of the Fourteenth Ohio district The convention also endorsed William J Bryan for the presidency and elected delegates to the national convention.
In Newark Ohio on June 5 the Democratic congressional convention for the Seventeenth district renominated Congressman Ashbrook, endorsed Bryan for president, and elected delegates to the national convention.
Des Moines Iowa June 5 on the face of the returns Congressman John T Hull was renominated by republicans in Tuesdays primaries over Judge F Prouty but Prouty declares that an official count will give him a majority of 26 or more
The Consolidated Bank of Los Angeles under a state charter was closed by Bank Commissioners Henry E. Shearer and William S. Vawter in the interests of public safety and stability of the banking system. The action follows recent financial concerns and aims to protect depositors and maintain orderly handling of bank assets.
The report states Evan Lewis was placed in charge as the bank prepares for a review. It lists a capital stock of 25000 dollars while deposits are said to total about 340000 dollars.
Abraham G. Holmes, accused of multiple marriages, was found guilty in special sessions. He received five years at hard labor in state prison after wives testified he used a pistol to compel wedding ceremonies. One wife was Sadie Smith of Scranton. The three women plan to share a home after court.
Mrs. Mayville Pierre, traveling with four children on the Delaware and Hudson, was stopped at Rouse's Point by an American immigration inspector who questioned her. She refused to answer and would not leave her berth, causing the train to be cut and passengers moved. She was brought back to Philadelphia with her family. she is described as wealthy and the wife of a contractor.
Antonio Di Bilasio of 311 East 111th Street had a .45 caliber bullet in his tongue since April 17. Doctors at Harlem hospital removed it yesterday after he was shot by Carlo Di Rienzo on East 111th Street. Di Rienzo pleaded guilty to assault and was remanded for sentence. Di Bilasio was then sent back to Harlem hospital for treatment.
Spokane June 5 Chief of Police Ben Rice halted George Downing Yukon canoeist plans to shoot the Spokane river rapids above the big falls on July 4 Downing intended to use a steel ribbed canoe and stage a rapid run denied by authorities
The annual meeting of the Butte South Zone Mining Company will be held Monday June 15 at 8 p m at 27 South Gaylord Street Butte Montana. Stockholders are urged to attend to elect officers for the ensuing year and address other business. ED PAVER Secretary. Also Tonkin offers a cravenette coat once $25 now $8 in sale.
Neilsen found guilty of manslaughter for shooting Chris Stanich a hunter trespassing on the Butte Ice company premises South of the city. The jury fixed punishment at one to ten years in the penitentiary with sentencing to follow. Werneke faces a separate murder charge while Frank as chief deputy county attorney prosecuted and Breen Hogevoll defended.
Memorial services for the Woodmen of the World announced for next Sunday have been postponed to an unlisted date because the cemetery grounds are not suitable. The notice also mentions a piano sale by Sherman’s retiring from business to start Monday and to watch the paper for details.
Special Dispatch reports that Montana receives indemnity school lands in the Great Falls land district totaling 56,210.54 acres. The selections have been approved to the state.
At a board of trade meeting in Red Lodge last night the group decided to hold a Fourth of July celebration. Committees on finance arrangements and speaker were appointed to organize the event.
Iowa City obituary reports the death of Rev. Dr. S N Fellows a Methodist minister educator and scholar at age 78 at his home on Tuesday June 5.
Members are requested to attend the funeral of our late brother John Houlihan at the family residence 201 Toboggan Avenue at 9 30 this morning. M G O Malley President M A Hewitt Secretary.
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