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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1913

Page

11

Narrow Escape As Auto Plunges From Bridge

A car narrowly escaped disaster when it crashed through a railing and fell into a creek. The two occupants landed with wheels in the air, then surfaced waterlogged but unharmed. A crowd gathered at the bridge to view the incident.

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Thomas Sullivan Dies at St Ann's Hospital

Thomas Sullivan, aged about 80, died at St Ann's hospital after foot complications and amputation. He lived in Anaconda since 1895, worked in undertaking, was born in Kansas City October 5, 1865, and left behind a wife, stepson, sister, brothers, and several nieces and nephews. He was a member of the South Butte lodge of Woodmen of the World and the Montana Funeral Directors' association.

Thomas Sullivan St Ann's Hospital Ste. Sullvan Jeaven Sullivan C. A. Tuttle Kansas City Davenport Wash Spokane Anaconda John ‘Thomas Sullivan D. N. Keene Melle Sullivan North Yakima Richard Sullivan James Sullivan Creston Dan Sullivan Sand Point Idaho Sulliv Rathdrum Taahi Catherine Morgan Mullin South Butte

Narrow escape after auto crash near Iver Lake bridge

IX Boyes and Albert Phister narrowly escaped injury when their automobile overturned over a bridge two miles west of town and submerged in Warm Springs Creek. Boyce was pinned by the steering wheel but rescued by others. the car returned to town and locals noted rough handling may have contributed. Two men had previously driven to Silver Bo Gay for fishing before a separate early morning trip near Boyow’s ford.

Boyes Albert Phister Iver Lake Bridge Fen Town Warm Springstek Boyce Faseit Silver Bo Gay Boyow

Owina's New Dictionary Debuts Through Shanghai Dispatches

Dispatches from Shanghai announce the appearance of the Isin-tsu-tien, a new Chinese dictionary supplanting Kanghet, published in 1716. It notes that since Kanghet’s publication 197 years ago old Chinese characters gained new meanings and terms arose amid defence and education efforts. The notice, issued via the Far Eastern Information Bureau of Young China, marks a major lexical shift.

Shanghai Far Eastern Information Bureau Young China

Washington Debates Federal Currency Reform Bill

Washington reports outline changes to the administration currency bill as it moves through Congress. Glass led discussions with bankers and experts to assess the measure’s impact on public finances, while President Wilson and others prepare for Senate talks. Critics say the bill favors banking interests and may need restoration of provisions tied to national bank notes and 2 percent bonds.

Washington White House Bryant Pias Glass and Democratic House Committee On Thic Haanell Moetary Senate Committee Wilson

Mrs Christie Dies After Long Illness in Anaconda

Mrs Josephine Christie wife of John Christie dies after a long illness in Anaconda Montana aged 71 born in Switzerland August 2 1853 she came to the county 22 years ago first in Black Pine Granite County then moved to Anaconda leaves husband three sons Louis Ernest Hamill six grandchildren a sister in Switzerland and several nephews and nieces in Montana. A note ends with non sequitur about Sir William Osler and Birmingham jewelry.

Josehine Christie Christ Louis Ernest Hamill Anaconda Switzerland Montana Black Pine Granite County

Nearing the Century Mark Venerab Conda Voices Her Views

Ninety eight year old Mrs Tonnen of Anaconda, a Montreal native, speaks about Plant Juice as a tonic for the aged. She says one bottle improved her nervousness and sleep, and she plans to continue using it. The ad promises blood cleansing and renewed energy, with a refund if no help.

Store Bonnen Third Street Tonnen Montreal Canada Anaconda Tam Smith Drug Co Adv

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