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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1912

Page

6

Frazer estate dispute ends as Ravalli guardians upheld

In a district court hearing Judge Donlan sustained the appointment of a Ravalli county guardian and administrator as invalid, revoking letters of administration for Fraser estate. The Butte son’s appointment was upheld. O'Leary's damage suit and another for 15,000 against Butte Electric Railway proceeded.

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Goachman Attacks Girls Blows Self to Pieces

Danbury Connecticut report says George Mead, coachman for Rev Frome Hartfield, attacked the rector's two daughters with tools and dynamite. Amy was struck and Amy fled. Ruby carried tools to Mead and fled. An explosion blew out the building, and Mead's body was found torn to pieces among the ruins.

Goachman Girls Danbury Wid Amy Rony Ray

Library in transition halts services for a month

Helen and March Mu staff will not open the public library for a month while Litniran A BK and Danny remove books and furniture from the old library to the new one on the third floor.

Helen Litniran A Danny

New Law Library Promised as Showpiece in Capital Building

An east wing expansion plans a law library that will display in the capital building. The project aims to place new books on shelves and complete in about four weeks. The initiative highlights a major showpiece for the capital complex.

Sla Leost Law Library Ch- Jargen Capitel

Ruef Returns to Prison After Refusal to Testify

Abrihan Ruef, former San Francisco politician, serving 21 years for bribery, failed to avoid return to San Quentin. Brought here to testify against ex Mayor Eugene E. Schmitz, he refused and was ordered back to the penitentiary. An indictment dismissal petition will be heard by Judge Lawler Saturday. Ruef’s counsel sought to keep him at the county jail until then, but the petition was denied.

San Lawler Ruef

Philanthropic Pawnshop Planned for Los Angeles

Los Angeles California March 1 a philanthropic pawnbroker project organized by Dr John Jr Haynes leads a committee to establish a public pawnshop to relieve citizens from abusive rates. The plan, urged by City Prosecutor Gly Eddie, proposes a government pawn service with loans capped at eight percent monthly and a maximum 32 percent annual rate.

Los Angeles Cal Pan Angeles John Jr. Haynes Bae Nortahel Prac Venture Iine Deyo Qnimuin

Attacks on Knox Not Representative of Nicaragua Visit

General Adolfo Diaz rejects anti American newspaper attacks on Secretary Knox as unrepresentative of the Nicaraguan people. He praises the American government’s efforts for peace and prosperity and notes the welcome given to Mr Knox by Nicaragua. He condemns ringleaders as unworthy elements opposed to the nation’s better interests.

Maret Adolfo View Voneul Nicaragua Fir Praneleco Atheté Managua Knox United States Ma Knox Adolfo Diaz

German actor Adolf Tink stars in New York stage play

A Glever German actor Adolf Tink aims for a breakthrough in New York while plans unfold for Hapik to portray Shrowahous in the United States. The production titled The Meyers garners attention as it tours and seeks broader engagement.

Adolf Tink Ian Ang Yoored the Meyers New York Hapik Shrowahous United

Switchman Killed as Pullmans derail in Cleveland yard

In Cleveland, March, Pullmans of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern train No. 2 derailed near Gollinwood yards. Switchman Peter Maour was killed instantly, with a few passengers suffering minor injuries. A maintenance delay was expected, while a stage show by Henry Savage titled "Somewhere Bien" was planned with Fayter Holmes starring.

Cleveland Kive Pullmans Lale Shore & Michann Southern Gollinwood Yards Peter Maour Vija

Quiet in Commissioners Office After Resignations

In Fort Benton March 7, the commissioners under Judge Tatton attend county business as resignations circulate. The board, including Sneakal Mispaleh and Dr Carroll, Wackeritty, Te. Overfield, and others, have not yet acted on new appointments or removed any officers.

New Fashion Changes Reported in Hong Kong Cues

The Telghin consul in Hongkong notes a costume shift across republican districts and inner towns. Describes adoption of emblemed headgear, altered caps, and new hair styles as natives move toward emancipated fashions, with caps and dress items selling at low prices and new colors gaining favor.

Hongkong Canton Ray

Transformation in drink culture cited in colonial text

The article notes a curious transformation in drink and dress under colonial influence. It observes European and native elements in attire and cuisine, with goods like European nuts and leather boots priced beyond many natives, creating an image described as partly Chinese and partly European.

French aviator not worried by coal strike flight

Henri Salve, a French aviator, arrived at Issy les Moulineaux near Paris after flying from London in about 3 hours. He cited urgent business in Paris and the coal strike disrupting steamship service as reasons for an air voyage. Salve navigated at 6000 feet, mostly above clouds, aided by a northwest breeze aiding his progress to London on the return trip.

Henri Salve Salvy London

Negro Attempts Death By Own Action Foiled By Skull

Horan Cave Kentucky reports a 20-year-old Black man, ward Jones, who after three failed attempts to kill himself with a small revolver, shot himself in the head then cheek. The bullet tore a furrow and glanced off his skull, yet he survived.

Horan Cave

Morgan’s Naidors Leader Dies in Home Reading

In Lexington on March 7 to May 8 186? era notes a Civil War era figure named Robert Bullock, a Morgan’s raider, captured years ago. He died today while waiting at home reading his diary, a last personal moment from his storied life.

Lexington Robert 8 Bullock Morgan Ghia

Babies and thieves clash in Spokane tale of thefts

In Spokane a suspect boasts contempt for police while fearing babies, recounting a $211,000 jewelry robbery from the Thatcher residence in Pueblo and a gem theft from B Gordon of Spokane. Gordon recovered pieces, learned more of the stash in Spokane, and criticizes newspaper recovery efficiency versus owners. He cites ongoing operations with police and suspects, and notes the uneasy dynamics of apprehending culprits.

Spokane Wash Wun Mays James Bythe Missoula Mont Thatcher Pueblo Cols B . Gordon Spukant Rorke Mr. Gordon Montana Gortion Gordon Fred C.lang Wwe

Derailed Train Injuries Reported in Ohio

A New York bound passenger train derailed near Bellefontaine Ohio with the engine colliding into a boxcar. Engineer and fireman were injured, treatment described as slight. Police and railway officials investigate the incident at Phin Valley Street.

Bellefontaine Oni New York

Indianapolis Hearing Date Set For Two Iron Worker Officials

Haneas City Mo March T W Te McCain business agent of the local structural iron workers union and Bert Brown former business agent, who were indicted with a dynamic conspiracy, departed to Indianapolis accompanied by attorneys to appear before the federal court on March 12.

Haneas City T-W. Te McCain Structural Iron Worker Witan Mid Bert Brown Indianapalis Alegent Dynamic

Cotton Mills Fire Destroys Plant and Spreads

A blaze at the Hines Woolen and Cotton Manufacturing company destroyed the plant early today and caused $75,000 in damage. The fire spread to nearby areas, with emergency crews responding quickly to contain the incident.

Hines Woolen and Catton Mannufacturing Lenomoia Aimor

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