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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1908
Page
6
Letters from B A C Stone relay mixed views on Rawhide Nevada gold rush. District attracts 7000 residents, rapid housing, vehicles, and booming mining activity though concerns exist about economy, costs, and sustainability. Locals note swift leasing, frontier work, and influx of Montanans, with observers wary of future profitability and geography.
Joseph Brady, a collector for the D laundry, was arrested on a grand charge and released on bail of 300 dollars after allegedly diverting about 200 dollars of the laundry's funds. The report lists deputies and other local names connected to the case and upcoming actions in Silver Row.
In a sensational scene during the Price case a straight left struck a defendant in court. Judge Doran reprimanded both men as Price, fined for contempt, was jailed for default on a $28 penalty. A jury later ruled Price must vacate the family home and pay $430 monthly rent plus damages.
Butte notes a leap-year baby born amid news of civic events. The child, due to reach age four before the first anniversary of events, signals a promising future. Peter Farrell’s family and East Park Street are mentioned as part of the narrative. Farrell, senior, works for Boston Montana company and has a double reason for celebration.
In Evelyn Kentucky three men were killed and another mortally wounded after a disturbance inside an inn on Rose Creek. The assailants included Bowles and Spicer. others named were John Tandlion James Bowlae Tees ard Itderr Gearne Wraxler and Bowles associates. The motive and full sequence remain unclear as investigators piece together the chaotic scene.
Washington February. Funeral rites were held today at St. Protoxiant Ephespul for Crosby Noves editor of the Washibstear Story. The service honored a veteran editor with tributes from family colleagues and public figures. Survivors include a wife, two sons, and a sister. A newspaper sale ran all week at Lader's.
An ad touts Marmala as a slimming aid with a 56 ounce bottle and specific extract and syrup doses. It mocks dieting trends, claims rapid weight loss, and says doctors and pharmacists will supply the product for a small fee. The language targets rotund women and emphasizes postmeal use.
Caleb Portwood of Wexington Kansas notes notables in Butte on business. He asserts Bradley was not involved in the Goebel murder and had no state or direct ties to the crime or its aftermath. Portwood claims Democratic majority in Kentucky abused authority but helped elect a Republican senator.
The Newsboys club met to arrange funeral details for Joe MacCarthy a late member. Norris Smith presided and each boy will wear a piece of crepe. A procession from Sacred Heart at nine o clock will be led by officials including ex mayor John Kelly and Judge Willie Sullivan with seats reserved for the boys.
The Missoula community expressed great satisfaction over the arrival of the Alaa Missoula Mah project and the Woelor smelter in Attauondit. Residents cheered, sang, and discussed mining advances while noting improved prosperity for Garden Ely and wider regional impact.
Helena outplayed Butte with the boys squad and won the decisive boys game. girls showcased a stronger exhibition despite uneven action. Both teams matched in weight and height but turnovers and errors marred the play. Helena led in the main match as Butte struggled in ball control and shooting.
The body of Wapeiik Kemble was found early in the morning with water nearby. Police believe natural causes caused death but some think thieves may have stolen pockets from the body, suggesting possible foul play.
Decree fixed the date of the next general election in Portugal. It revokes certain powers of the Chamber of Deputies and reorganizes the house of peers while limiting the treasury advances to the royal court. The decree highlights changes amid ongoing civil matters and fiscal controls.
A Swedish mason, John Lindberg, age about 30, died after plunging from a temporary platform into an elevator shaft at the State Savings Bank building in Butte. Coroner to hold an inquest. partner Richard Blakley narrowly escaped injuries.
A promotional notice promises a free trial package of Stuart calcium wafers to cure pimples and skin eruptions. It claims the tablets purify the blood, require no drugs, and that users will see clear skin in days. Readers are urged to mail name and address to Stuart Company in Michigan for the sample.
A fragmented obituary notice list details funeral arrangements for Agnes Henry, Charles Storbeek, Pub Lindberg, and Pub Tindberg, with services at Holy Savior Church and St Joseph's, from Sherman & Reed. Entries reference Park City, Lindberg, and other local locales with times and undertakers.
A damaged New York City railway yard on Fisk street between Ninety and Ninety seventh streets sustained major fire. The blaze caused an estimated loss exceeding 1 million dollars with 400 fireside stock damaged, though no danger to surrounding areas reported.
Fragmented current comment discusses insanity claims and court rhetoric amid February debates at Harvard. References to political corruption, Republican primaries, and New York papers hint at broader national mood and upcoming elections.
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