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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1913
Page
5
Funeral notices list M J Walsh funeral director and undertaker at Wark Street, with services at a local church. Remains of several individuals including Mercere, aged, are at Dungeon’s Owner Viking parlors. Notice for William Babels and Larry Duggan, with details of funeral arrangements and contact numbers.
Washington reports Miss Salome Ware a skilled stenographer sought a post in the Wilson administration but civil service rules block executive appointments. Efforts by the White House to place the experienced aide faltered as officials pressed adherence to civil service, highlighting tension between gender hiring and policy.
An echo of Champ Clark’s bid for the Democratic presidential nomination surfaced in a Chicago court case. Marek sued for 2952 royalties over the song My News Am o, alleging Irish printing and publishing firms profited from the melody known in the Ozark mountains long before, with both plaintiff and defendant described as Irish.
Speaker Clark marked his 85th birthday in Washington by receiving well wishers in his office. Born on the date Daniel Webster spoke on the fugitive slave act, Clark reflected on a long career amid commendations and greetings.
The Dutch parliament's second chamber on March 7 approved a bill establishing compulsory old age and survivors insurance for workers. The move aims to broaden social protection and align with broader European welfare initiatives.
The city street car system will be expanded with a larger car room and new, larger coaches. Doubling up cars, converting to a Hew pay-as-you-enter system, and extending steel rails are planned to improve service before winter and into spring.
Dan Kelly, long time secretary at the Hennessy store, is leaving to become assistant general manager at Lic Me Hongul Southwick, one of the largest department companies in the West. He rose from a minor role to leadership, transferring from St Paul where he worked with the Great Northern railway. A formal presentation honored him as he departs, leaving many friends to wish him success on the next rung of his career.
A large concourse of Pat Callaghan’s friends attended his funeral at his sister Mrs Patrick Boyle’s residence. The service followed an operation and was led by Rev Father Hannan at St Mary's church. Pallbearers included J J Mellval John Poherty and others. he leaves sisters Mrs Hoyle Alice W Maloney and DLtys Massie, brothers Terry and Ramey, and parents in Ireland.
An elderly resident of Ruste, living on South Washington Street, is reported very ill at home with a civil engineer by trade. He moved here a year ago and is aged about 40. His wife and two daughters are with him as his condition worsens during the winter. His son serves as superintendent of another matter, and a brother in law has died recently.
The regular meeting of the Piles tVor and units Wil be held Monday at Good Tesnpate. Department superintendents are requested to present written reports on the month’s work. The Rev Frank Hawkins will give an address at the business session. Members are always welcome.
The young woman shown in yesterday’s Standard photo, identified as Brewnora Ashworth Ives of Liv Clark, is described as an actress on vacation.
A garbled New York note claims one in ten save 1000 and urges investing through real estate. It promises high earning power from continuous interest and positions Butte as a period of profitable investments, urging readers to start small.
County commissioners approved space in the courthouse basement for a veterans meeting area. Garry Attorney McCathery advised they had authority to grant the use, with the room to house a veterans association and related equipment at 119 Market Park, the old reliable Mete poll Gin market.
A mass meeting featuring a renowned orator is announced for the Miners Union Hall in Chemoniathag. The event seeks to address labor interests and will include remarks on political matters and active community issues.
A fragmented narrative blends travel notes and social scenes as a figure named Washington is greeted by delegations, with crowds, balls, and speeches weaving through Anaconda and nearby towns. The piece drifts through streets, attire, and whispered remarks, reflecting a bustling but tangled public welcome.
Vague transcripts describe Senator Mantle amid a heated public scene with references to real estate deals and local supporters. The transcript mentions allies Batts and Lee and notes a tense meeting with undecided voters.
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