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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1909
Page
1
A speaker urges graduates to unite and apply their talents to building and leading in industry education and public life. He stresses faith in self and in God, cites engineers and artists like Michelangelo and Raphael as models, and reminds listeners of McKinley’s steadfast service. He ends with a blessing for graduates to carry their work into every community.
A testimonial from Mrs. Zono of Hamton Newark details ten years of severe female ailments and complete recovery after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The notice touts the remedy as narcotic free, claims widespread cures for inflammation, ulceration, displacements, tumors, irregularities, pain, and nervous prostration, and invites confidential correspondence for free advice.
Walkerville Aggregation hosts Anaconda Nine on the commons this afternoon aiming for another home victory. Anaconda pitcher D. Mavad will face Walkerville’s lineup led by catcher Davis and star outfielder Hogan, with Nolan and Thomas in the pasture and Cole handling the milcher duties on the mound.
Misania June 12 Special Dispatch reports plaintiffs attorney Tadee Je ML Egins secured dismissal of two condemnation suits filed by the Missouri Street Railway Company. Cases targeted property banks along the Mississippi river adjacent to the testing plant, naming Joan Schlegel, Pronkstinger, and others. Commissioners had been appointed. company viewed values as too high and chose another terminal depot site.
A village theater presented a matinee and evening bill featuring Willy Wilbur's ventriloquism and a new juggling act by Nidlont. The lineup included a humorous program with acts titled A Wak, Throwed the Zoo. A Morganatic Marriage. Runaway Kids and Under Goudy XY E. The entries were well received as charming entertainment for all ages.
Arthur Murphy, a Yeung Sod figure, reportedly linked to Chris Dargers in a recent incident. He was arrested yesterday and detained at the police station. Authorities say the matter was investigated today and other details remain unclear.
Vue de Qierice Cash of Herberick is to appear before Judge Winston this morning to plead not guilty to manslaughter and accept a sentence of ten years in Hidte penitentiary. The case was brought up from Jeer lodge prison yesterday by Sheriff O Keefe.
In the south of France the regena work proceeds amid ongoing shocks from the earthquake. Despite disrupted communications, authorities report no damage so far as of today.
A local item set notes a meeting tonight for the Mountaineers and a busy city notices page mentions bargains at Verberckmoes and Hammerstough, a special sale on instruments, driving harness prices, and a Grand Army of the Republic meeting at Mrs. Watertury’s residence. It also records visits by local figures, hotel entertainments, and upcoming contests with prizes including a Kimball piano display in Roach & Smith’s window.
Washington June 33 newsman reports the tariff debate in the Senate nears its end with progressives hopeful for a vote by next Saturday. Negotiations hinge on a series of revenue and industry items including ground wood paper, cotton goods, leather, and petroleum products amid pressure from southern and western factions seeking compromise.
Fragmentary report cites names Hines Illans Janes Jamieson and Meyer Jamieson with Calgary, Winnipeg, and Penticton. Mentions rush to complete a project in the Rocky Mountain region and reaching Pralele provinces. Details are garbled and only partial facts readable.
Fifteen Japanese strike leaders arrested on Territory of Hawaii charges faced a preliminary hearing. District Judge Whitney ordered 12 held for trial on conspiracy to murder and to disrupt the sugar industry. Police and sheriff details crowded the courthouse to prevent disturbances as authorities pursue the case.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Kalispell June 1 says City Engineer C. P. Smith resigns, effective immediately, after intense criticism of his stance on ongoing city street improvement projects and a dispute over an editorial in a local evening paper.
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