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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1906
Page
10
A fragment notes that the initiation is linked to price, with emphasis on price as the sole clue. The wording suggests a ceremonial or stylistic finish tied to a monetary element, implying a formal initiation tied to a cost.
Butte items report a flurry of social and business notes including Moyer buggies at Grady’s, rentals from Orion Bros, Miss Harte, and various sightings of people traveling to Helena and Great Falls. Local offices advertise services, births noted, and plans for county jail improvements are announced. State Savings bank bids on city bonds while the community awaits measures on a padded cell.
New York on March 4 reports pianist Joseph Hoff man arriving from Hamburg. The steerage carried over a thousand young men, mostly from Austria and Hungary, traveling together on the steamer.
John Miller, a longtime Butte resident known as a former guide near Yellowstone, was examined for insanity and ordered committed to the state asylum at Warm Springs. He attacked a jail inmate and fought with Harry Smith after a streetcar injury, with witnesses noting irrational talk of wealth and religion and a history of unstable behavior following a streetcar shock. Miller, 37, born near Woodstock Canada, described numerous relatives, claimed wealth, and has a history as a miner and pioneer guide, with prior injuries and stomach illness contributing to his deteriorating mental state.
In Justice Rhodes' court James Winn a blacksmith at the Gara mine is charged with assault with a deadly weapon on Daniel McKenna station man at the same mine. The incident happened Tuesday morning when McKenna was unloading barrels on the track. Winn allegedly struck McKenna on the head with an iron lever. Winn has a hearing scheduled for Monday.
Democrats across eight wards vote between 7 and 9 PM in tonight’s primaries to select nine delegates and as many alternates per ward for the county convention next Monday at noon in Mine Union hall. Only aldermen to be elected this spring. Polling places listed. eighth ward site changed from 603 South Main to Gowth Main Street location.
Happy Home is saddened by the death of Little Taniee C Hample daughter of Mr and Mrs J Hample. Born April 15 1902 she was a loving child and mourned by two brothers and numerous relatives. She was buried Friday afternoon leaving a vacant place in the home.
Mrs Mary Lappin desires to express her heartfelt thanks to the many friends for their sympathy kindness and floral offerings shown during the time of the illness and funeral of her husband the late John Lappin.
Police testimony surrounds a Dakota street disturbance involving John Gaseh and his wife. Murphy describes seeing a man pin a woman, but later says corrections were needed the crowd intervened. The case elicited questions about interference and proper arrest rights in the city council inquiry.
Advert says a breakthrough rupture device by James Britton and Brooks promises to hold rupture securely with no springs or horde, fitting snugly and remaining effective in any movement. It touts instant relief, no salve or wax, and a money back guarantee, with testimonials from customers and a Bethlehem manufacturer.
Carroll said testimony mocked police by admitting a man beat a woman without interference or arrest. Alderman Whitney claimed officers saw grounds for an arrest whether the couple were husband and wife. Some urged dismissal, others suspension 20 days, others exoneration Murthy. The committee adjourned to further consider next Wednesday.
The Kutte Stationary Engineers union No. 83 of W. I. elected Jerry Mahoney president last night. Thomas J. Adams received 41 of 142 votes. Weidenbach won treasurer and Weidenbach financial secretary. J. Clark and others named to posts. Highest total votes went to Weidenbach with 104 of 148. Pat Meaney declined as alternate from the Fifth ward to the labor party convention and resigned.
Walkerville voters irrespective of party are urged to attend City Hall at 8 oclock Friday evening March 10 to place a non-partisan municipal ticket in the field. The ticket co nominated will have no connection with the Citizens' party now in existence. Thomas Mvenan, Tim Shea, Chairman, Secretary.
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