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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1906
Page
19
In a concise notice readers are alerted that the items mimic genuine Anest goods with price as the sole indicator of their imitation. The excerpt stresses caution for buyers to scrutinize cost as the distinguishing factor while noting no other identifying details are provided.
A compactMiss Fletcher vocal studio at 218 N Idaho is noted alongside business entries for Moyer at Grady's and Rent pianos from Orton Bros Harte. Listings mention Olson & Christian Dr Hammond Clark block and other district trades, with social calls from Dillon and Helena.
Starting February 2, the North-West in line will operate a tourist car sleeper between Chicago and St Paul. The Chicago to St Paul leg departs 10 PM and arrives 9 40 AM. return from St Paul departs 6 35 PM and arrives Chicago 7 AM. Fenton, general agent, notes a new route via Salt Lake. inquire at Short Line waent with the new road specified.
A jury convicts a man of attempted murder in a case involving a woman attacked by strangulation. The trial reveals a violent incident tied to a family dispute, with the defendant facing a severe penalty.
In a Butte court, Les John Gooch was found guilty of attempt to kill his wife by slicing her throat with a razor on February 11. Judge Donlan will sentence him next Monday. the defense attacked his wife's character and claimed false accusations to obtain a divorce.
A reported domestic dispute centers on John Gooch accused of attacking his wife in several incidents. Witnesses include Officer John Murphy and Peter McDonald describing a street confrontation, a bloody razor, and a hammer found at the scene. Gooch testified of alleged infidelity by his wife and claimed self defense during confrontations, while defense seeks to portray the marriage as troubled and two earlier marriages.
A violent incident unfolded as Ioe and Mrs Gooch fought over a razor with Ioe striking and Mrs Gooch claiming self harm. Gooch admitted filing for divorce on grounds of cruelty and later revealed false charges. Additional notes cover vagrancy, two funerals, and moves by the Applegate syndicate and poolroom reopenings.
Washington figure ME MACKSov, a longtime member of the Society of Jestin, has withdrawn from the order. The immediate cause cited is her unwillingness to repudiate certain writings that did not meet her superior's approval.
Two civic leaders, William Scallon and Tod D Leggat, visited three Butte gambling houses to gather evidence for prosecutions. They inspected Corner Club and other venues, eliciting little resistance as officials prepare warrants and court filings. Proprietors hoped for host introductions but were not interviewed. authorities plan motions before Justice Doran. Revenue and jewelry ads interrupt the report.
A glowing review lauds Woodland at the Broadway theater for spectacular visuals and bright fresh comedy. Harry Bulger headlines the cast, established as a favorite among Butte theater audiences years ago, returning after five or six years.
The article lists stage names in a bird motif including Magda Dahl as nightingale and Eva Fallon as Canary, with other performers like Gerts Ristey Jenny Wren Helen Dale and Turtle Dove among a cast of singers, comedians, and entertainers. It notes many acts, from Miss Canary to Brother Masons, and mentions another show tonight with curtain at 8:15.
Deante Sullivan and John Garregan suffer severe injuries from falls of ground at Butte mines. Garregan, 338 East Granite, breaks both bones in right leg. Sullivan, 414 East Ad hie, skull fracture. Both at St James Hospital. Garregan on tallatin 300 level and Sullivan on Diamond 1st level. James Jackson arrested for fast driving with $25 cash bond posted.
Jack Lareen and Frank Greg were taken into custody in the B A and P railway yards last night by Special Officers Frank OBrien and P Dowling on coal stealing charges. They face Judge Warren this morning in Washington. H J Rogers and J D Archbold of Standard Oil met President Roosevelt at the White House but would not discuss the purpose of the call.
Washington March report shows the House committee on appropriations agreeing to a total judicial appropriation of 28,134,181 dollars against 29,822,580 dollars for 1908. The final amount is reduced by 13 percent from department estimates.
In Milwaukee during the annual session the Wisconsin Retail Lumber Dealers Association passed a resolution today urging the removal of the import duty on Canadian lumber and requesting Congress to act.
An advertisement warns that undigested food poisoning the stomach can cause heart disease, jaundice, Bright's disease, or diabetes. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure, claiming they aid digestion, relieve fermentation, and restore vigor after meals. Packaged at druggists for one dollar.
A remark on tea as a steady presence in joy and sorrow, noting many fail to distinguish its comforting role from its potential sting. The line suggests tea can accompany both happiness and distress, a fixture in daily life.
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