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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1906
Page
19
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is at East Broadway Butte. Telephone 422. Advertising rates furnished on application.
Butte items report Moyer buggying at Grady's and Orton Bros rental pianos, Miss Harte vocal studio, and Olson & Christian Orchestra in Renshaw on Saturday. It notes visits by Frank Showers, Dr W E Casey, Sheriff Slater, and others, plus licenses, bonds, and upcoming events.
Joseph Hoff man the pianist arrived in New York today from Hamburg. In the steerage of the steamer were more than a thousand young men nearly all from Austria and Hungary.
A Pioneer hunter faces a severe illness in a troubling affliction. The report notes the impact on the community and the individual's health, highlighting concern from local observers.
John Miller a well known Northwest miner and former guide in the Yellowstone region was examined for insanity in Butte and ordered committed to the State asylum at Warm Springs. He had been acting irrationally for weeks, attacked inmates in jail, and spoke of wealth and kin in a spree-like state.
A report notes inconsistencies between initial facts and later details in the story. Officials review notes and timelines as discrepancies prompt clarifications and additional sourcing.
Police committee hears Officer Murphy explain his courtroom testimony about John Gooch allegedly beating his wife and the decision not to arrest. Murphy revises details, says earlier account misstated events and that he would have acted if the man beat the woman. Hearing follows Chief Mulholland’s note directing review of the case.
Carrolles remarks attack the court testimony for bringing police into ridicule after admitting failing to intervene in a beating. Alderman Whitney argues arrest was warranted regardless of marital status. The committee debates dismissal, suspension, or exoneration of Murphy and adjourns to next Wednesday for a final decision.
The Butte Stationary Engineers union No. 83 elects Jerry Mahoney as president in a close semi annual race. Thomas J. Adams is the other candidate with 64 of 142 votes. John T. Backus wins recording secretary by 10 votes. Weidenbach re elected treasurer and financial secretary with 104 of 148 votes.
In Justice Rhodes court James Winn a blacksmith at the Cora mine is charged with assault with a deadly weapon on Daniel McKenna a station man at the same mine. The incident occurred Tuesday morning as McKenna was emptying barrels on the track Winn allegedly struck him with a piece of iron. A hearing is set for Monday.
Democratic primaries occur between 7 and 8 PM in eight Butte wards to select nine delegates and as many alternates per ward for the county convention next Monday at noon in Miners Union hall. Aldermen to be elected from each ward. polling sites include Pleasanton hotel Judge Doran's courtroom Florence hotel Casey block Hamilton street W A Clark Jr birth West Galena street Skubitz hall East Second street and 334 South Main street with a venue change for the Eighth ward from 603 South Main to 334 South Main.
Pat Meaney yesterday declined to serve as alternate from the Fifth ward to the labor party convention after being chosen at Tuesday night's primaries. He has resigned from the party.
Walkerville voters are urged to attend a city hall meeting Friday evening March 16 to nominate a non-partisan municipal ticket. The ticket will have no ties to the Citizens' Party. Thomas Neenan chairs, Tim Shea is secretary.
A rupture of a new scientific appliance claims universal sizing for men women and children. It emphasizes comfort no slipping no springs or pads and ease of use.
The Hample family shares grief over Louise C Hample who died March 6 and was laid to rest Friday. Born April 18, 1902, she was the much loved daughter of Mr and Mrs A E Hample, a sister to two brothers and a cherished relative to many.
An advertisement by C. E. Brooks of Marshall Michigan promotes a rupture appliance claimed to never slip and be comfortable. The letter quotes James Britton of Bethlehem praising its ease of wear and cure, inviting readers to order a trial and a free book on rupture and its cure with a money back guarantee.
Mrs. Mary Lappin expresses sincere thanks to friends for sympathy, kindness, and floral offerings during the illness and funeral of her husband, the late John Lappin.
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