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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1914
Page
8
After days of inactivity the stock market turned active and strong led by eastern railroads and major rails. Washington signals a forthcoming decision buoyed sentiment while international quotes and bank statements showed mixed gains and steady to firm figures.
Maurice J. English seeks $7,520 for legal services in the Shirlay Jenka versus British-Mung company case plus a $89,464 judgment on property. Autoph I Nolan is named a defendant. filings allege Jenka owns interests in the property. Jamies Keenan sues East Butte Mining and chiefs for $1,200 over an unloading accident on December 16. Nick Ayisch seeks $8,000 for April injuries while employed by Milwaukee Fond. worker hurt when a car collided. Continental Telegraph Company and agent H. Yro face a new-trial notice in Shady Lahood case for $2,445 verdict. claim prejudice and insufficient testimony.
George Sunday’s choirmaster Homer Rodeheaver faces $20,000 in damages after a jury found breach of promise to marry Miss Georgia Jay. The plaintiff, from Town, testified Rodeheaver proposed and accepted marriage but refused to wed, saying it would interfere with his evangelist career. Trial included taxi ride details and discussion of future plans.
The Quincy Massachusetts yard launched the tender Putton today as the first of her type in the US Navy. She serves as a mother ship for a division of submarines, about 236 feet long and powered by heavy oil engines. Speed is estimated at 16 knots.
Mrs John Uariig of Chicury avenue, long troubled by rheumatism, reports rapid improvement after using Dr Jaeger's prescription brought from Baden Baden Germany by Dr Jaeger. Her husband spent years seeking cures, but relief came with the doctors remedy not sold as patent medicine. The ad claims the medicine cures rheumatism for sale at Wischers on West Broadway.
Mrs Mary Leary died at her son-in-law James Dein’s North Crystal Street residence after a celebratory meal. She had been staying with her daughter Mrs Egan and appeared healthy until a fainting spell at 7:40 pm, dying about eight o’clock. Surviving relatives include daughter Mrs James Ky, another daughter Miss Anna Geary, and two sons Joe Leary of Butte and J al Tory of San Francisco. A brother in Virginia City, Nevada, and a son there are also mentioned. funeral plans await contact from Virginia City and San Francisco. She was past 60 years with a history of heart trouble.
Seattle dispatch reports Mary Jones of the United Mine Workers leaves for Vancouver by steamer after Ottawa overruling immigration officials. British Columbia bans her from addressing Vancouver Island miners citing potential trouble. Jones proceeds toward the coal district near Nanaimo as authorities coordinate minimal disruption.
Market activity showed wheat in a narrow range with firm cabled support and closing near unchanged. Corn and oats rose on good crop prospects while hog packers eyed next week’s slaughter at about 130,050 head. July and September futures for wheat, corn, oats, pork, lard, and ribs traded with varied highs and lows as traders digested the day.
Market steady with mixed bids and receipts for cattle calves and feeders. Prices listed include beef steers and cows around 3.06 to 5.80 with calves 7.10 and yearlings near 5. Bids from Reeves Beers and others noted, New York reports dull demand and nominal copper electrolytic markets.
Budapest June 6 a deranged gunman August Tomsics has fortified himself in the steeple of a village church in Efoplany after killing a father and his wife and wounding their daughter police attempts were repulsed with heavy fire killing a bystander and wounding another.
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