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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1912
Page
19
The principal branch office of the Stand ard is at 28 East Broadway, Butte. Telephone 4%. Independent telephone 1422. Advertising rates furnished on application.
Local residents undertake travel and relocations including Victor Henonery to Calumet Michigan and Dr Morse to Ann Arbor. Mrs A Andrews heads to Los Angeles while Mrs L E Collins visits Vancouver. Births and registrations noted along with dental and banking adverts.
A fast car struck and killed Mrs. Daniel Agee's dog at 706 West Park Street yesterday and narrowly missed a boy with the animal. The driver fled the scene and cannot be identified.
Revenue raiders in Knott county Kentucky surprised three moonshiners in the Carrs Forks region between Troublesome Creek and the Kingdom Dome Valley. A large still was found, destroyed, and the officers began moving the prisoners toward town.
Special dispatch reports Samuel G. Blythe author of Who's Who and Why arriving in Helena from the west to register so he can vote in the fall election. He lists the Montana club as his residence and plans to continue east from Helena.
The Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company positions itself as a United States depository for postal savings funds and invites new accounts with an advertised 4 percent yield.
The Butte gathering previews the June state federation convention with discussions on a 25 cent per member tax to fund operations. The emergency board approved new club memberships and debated tax impacts, while plans advance for a large conference hosted by the Butte Woman’s Club with broad civic support.
The jury finds Mike Gacni guilty of first degree murder in the killing of Charles H. Heer near Eagle Rock. Sentence to be set by the court on March 7 after a high profile trial in Hamilton.
Berkeley miners presented retiring foreman Lewis Kane and shift boss James Kane with gold watches in a vacant lot near the Pennsylvania mine. The brothers, long renowned in mining circles, will remain living in Butte and were toasted by their fellow workers.
Timothy Kehoe aged 53 and a Butte resident for 15 years died yesterday at 422 Transit Street Walkerville after a lingering illness. A miner formerly at the Diamond mine he is survived by his wife and six children Edward Mamie Florence Lizzie Walter and Charlie and four brothers including John in Washington. The funeral will be held at the residence Saturday at 9 30 AM then to St Lawrence a church for requiem mass at 10 AM.
The Northern Pacific won a second straight directed verdict in two days, denying the public administrator A. B. Melzner the $30,000 claim for heirs of John Holm who died when a push car was struck near Homestake. Judge Lynch ruled heirship must be shown to recover, aligning with a new federal employer's liability doctrine. John Ryan’s similar case at Silver Bow had also been decided in the railroad’s favor.
Mr and Mrs Lowell R King married in Bozeman Wednesday spent the day in Butte and depart by evening train for Davenport Iowa He is a former two year mathematics teacher at Butte high school son of Rev George King of Whitehall a noted Methodist clergyman She was Bozeman born Bertha Featherstone attended by Lela Maxwell Fred Fuhrman of Butte acted as best man The pair will stop over in Denver en route East King a civil engineer directs work on a new electric railway line from Davenport Iowa
Arrangements were made for the burial of mining pioneer William Switzer who died at Warm Springs. The funeral will be Saturday afternoon from Duggan's undertaking rooms with Rev. W A Atchley of First Baptist Church officiating. Burial in the Grand Army plot at Mount Morlah cemetery.
Attorney General Wickersham moves to block the American Bar Association from removing W. H. Lewis, a Black assistant, whose election was rescinded by the ABA executive committee on January 4 after he was elected about a year earlier.
Members of the Royal Oak and Silver City camps and visiting members are asked to attend a rally at I. O. O. F. hall in South Butte on Saturday March 2 in the afternoon and evening. Francis E. Shane, Recorder.
Grace Mc Namara of Detroit Michigan joins Gregson Hot Springs as expert masseuse offering facial treatment with a French method that removes discolorations and blemishes. The service includes a new and painless electrolysis option.
Father Isadore a Passionist denounces race death by own action at St Joseph’s church mission service. He accuses reformers club women and moralists of hypocrisy while citing abuses and the decline of large families as a cause of social ills. He warns of societal conscience warped by public zeal and cites Rome and US cases. He notes Father Adrian introduced the mission.
The funeral for the late Timothy Kehoe will be held tomorrow morning at 9 30 at the family residence 422 Transit street then proceed to St Laurent church for a high mass of requiem at 10 o'clock.
The Welsh community in Butte celebrates St David’s Day with a grand concert at the Odd Fellow hall tonight March 1 at 8 o’clock.
Judge Donlan ruled on the Beck estate contest deciding a $3,009 fee for E B Howell attorney for executor A W Barnard, despite bids of $6,000 to $7,500. The case involved heirs including nieces and nephews amid an estate once valued at about $92,000 with the widow taking one third.
Miss Marjorie Rhodes secretly married Rochester New York native James Troup on January 24. Her sister Lila Rhodes reportedly wed last month in a separate private ceremony.
Tacoma W ash Feb twenty nine Aberdeen was chosen as the convention site by the state central committee. The Republican state convention will be held May 15 in Aberdeen.
Valdivia Chile Feb 29 The Anwandter Bros brewery the region s biggest plant was wiped out by a fire today with losses estimated at 50000 dollars. The blaze left only smoldering ruins and sent smoke over the city. No injuries were reported from the incident.
Chicago voters will cast a presidential preference ballot at the spring primary on April 9. The city announces the schedule for this key party selection event.
In an example of efficiency, 17,375 more consumers received water in London in 1910 than in 1909, yet average daily consumption dropped by 3,000,000 gallons. This reflects tighter distribution and conservation measures amid growing demand.
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