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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
4
The catalog notes pieces priced at all amounts up to zero dollars, each engraved with the trade mark and maker’s name so recipients will value the gift’s quality and craftsmanship.
A drift of brief items lists tentative planes from Orton Bros and various merchants in Butte. Notes include visits and travels by residents such as Missoula's ACONTL and Billings figures, local bankers, school officials, and many named individuals. Mentions cover business trips, hotel stays, missions, a smallpox quarantine update, and social events at Hibernia hall.
A severe storm swept Minnesota Wisconsin and beyond causing seven deaths and extensive property losses. Drowning deaths reported in Minneapolis and other towns, homes crushed by wind, and thousands of dollars in damage to buildings. Telegraph and telephone lines were down and communications crippled as the storm moved east across Wisconsin.
Manager Daly faced a situation after an earlier incident at Gregson cafe where patrons enjoy tango suppers nightly. The cafe promises top service and party arrangements with meals and late hours, while a New York fashion advertisement also appears in the same page.
Granville Stuart a pioneer miner and longtime librarian in Butte was named custodian of the Montana building for the 1918 Panama-Pacific exposition in San Francisco. The Montana commission also approved plans for the Moran building at San Diego with Senator W. A. Clark donating 10000 dollars.
Vitagraph presents A Million Bid a five part drama starring Abita Stuart Jutta Swayne Gordon and Harry Morey. A young woman loves a doctor but her mother arranges a marriage to an Australian millionaire whose yacht wrecks. The husband dies under memory surgery and the wife reveals true love. Screen drama sparks Ansonia patrons with a week of showings and a ladies matinee.
Rotire in Pati announces a social train to Helena leaving Thursday at 3 am and returning Friday evening. Fare 285 round trip. P Gillick, Secretary. Also notes Ernest J. Noy, 31, midnigh t death and funeral arrangements pending. Charles Myers, five, died yesterday. remains at Whites Undertaking Parlors awaiting word.
Helena sister Mollie Cotter testified in Spokane drawn divorce suit involving Mrs. Volney Williamson, describing unwelcome presence at the house and a note from Winn son. Cross examination touched on language, servants, and detective surveillance amid trial tensions.
A fragmented quotation describes a person noting glass doors and a plan to turn on light to see who was outside. The speaker mentions potential witnesses and a desire to determine if outsiders pose a threat. The text hints at a tense, possibly preparatory moment without full context.
The Passing Show of 1914 arrives at Broadway theater in a Winter Garden production. A large cast led by Le Maire, Charles, Mallie King, Artie Mehtinger, Henry Norman, Kitty Iso Wing, Ford, Marie Donner and Julie Ratee performs song hits and dazzling dance numbers with elaborate costumes and scenic displays.
Members of Pioneer cauel No 10 K L of A are asked to attend Friday evening June 25 meeting at Scandinaail. Important business. By order of president.
Bilxt, convicted of murder, was moved to Deer Lodge in the custody of Deputy Sheriff Tan Warren after a court session led by Judge Ponslan. The defendant awaits further proceedings as the case resumes at the Deer Lodge facility.
Axt moves for a new trial relying on the efforts of his legal team. Court proceedings show the defense pressing for relief as jurists review the outstanding motions and potential grounds for reopening the case.
James A. Murray of Pocatello seeks a writ of review against the Idaho Public Utilities Commission to overturn a denial of his request to increase water rates for the Pocatello Water Co. He argues the commission exceeded its authority, violated the state and federal constitutions, and that the orders would deprive the company of property without due process. A temporary stay was issued, returnable July 6, and arguments are expected from opposing counsel.
Amid a gale at Ha Heleht yesterday afternoon Peter Vigos and Nenevieve Mefeod obtained a license that had just been found, and Judge Mc Clernan traveled from his home to perform their nuptials in a town private office as the storm raged.
The wreck inquiry heard testimony from George W Waterspoon of New York, in charge of salvage, detailing divers instructions to recover bodies, mails, and bullion from the sunken Empress of Treland. About 500 bodies believed trapped and over 31,000,000 in silver sank with the ship.
John J. Lynch was cited to appear before Judge McClernan’s district court department yesterday to answer for contempt for failing to pay alimony to his wife Mary Lynch. He did not show up and was reported to have left town.
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