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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1916
Page
14
Reports from Vila and Lopez claim the crown prince died in battle and again after a medical operation. Conflicting dispatches indicate varied causes and timing, while authorities confirm the prince’s death and a subsequent burial within the royal complex.
Miles City May 1 state veterinarian Dr. Gautier reports very favorable stock conditions across Ridge Moorhead Moorhead Ekhalaka and surrounding eastern Montana counties. He notes some winter losses but overall ranges show improvement. poison fungus on grass is blamed for isolated cattle deaths. Deer Lodge hosts an unprecedented shoot in 1887 style with strong local committees, traps and ammunition firms preparing to participate. event officials promise entertainment and a record turnout.
Long Philipsburg Bay notes renew mining activity at Joyal Basin near Maxville with ore shipments to a smelter and a crew of about 10 expected to resume May 1. Royal Gold near Bonthave remains shut, with 3-4 prospect workers and all ore milled. Brooklyn mine at Prince Town advances toward a 109-ton concentrating mill and a water power plant nearing completion. Blair King, longtime mill man, dies from ore dust illness. community events include two comedies at McDonald Opera House to benefit the Philipsburg Library and a spring musical by Woman's Club.
Sulphur Springs notes report Ford family ties and long history at one of the oldest springs. Events include Episcopal services planned for Sunday and Friday travel notes. Spencer of Central State Bank returned from Lewistown to resume duties. Mrs A T Githus departed for Zeeatone to visit relatives for several weeks.
Lewistown May 1 Deputies Tullock and Meknernay captured Pat Berger a half breed sought in the fatal shooting of Crawford a homestead entrant and rival claimant Berger after hiding with relatives announced he was ready for the noose Crawford was found dead after Berger shot him twice as he peeled potatoes in his cabin.
In Boulder on May 1 the official primary vote count lists Democratic candidates Woodrow Wilson 260 and Thomas T. Marshall 218, with electors and delegates detailed for both Democratic and Republican slates. Numerous named individuals and splits across counties are shown in the official tallies.
The study hall at St Stary's academy was packed as students and friends attended a one and a half hour program. The decorated hall echoed with singing, instrumental solos and duets led by Margaret Dooley and Mary Helen Lanstyak, with Gladys Neville and Florence Sullivan starring in several acts.
Report from Montana describes investigators called to probe the deaths of ten horses and cattle. Authorities found no immediate disease but noted animals died after grazing on grass, with the cause not yet determined and conditions described as not serious at the site.
A A Richards longtime Livingston resident since 1882 died yesterday at age 68. Born July 14 1856 in Ypsilanti Michigan he married Elizabeth Dicker in March 1887. He served as city treasurer and was connected with mercantile firms. Survived by wife two sisters in Los Angeles and other relatives. Funeral set for 2 pm tomorrow at his home.
Stevensville residents mourn Mrs J Of Hellman and travel with her body to Hanover while the town notes Odd Fellows memorials. In Roundup H B Wopka becomes general manager at the Roundup Coal Mining Company as Woodard resigns amid Montana act impacts. Elena administers changes with Purse taking city role and Kirkendal, Bickett, Wicket, and Cummings deciding term lengths for commissioners.
Special dispatch reports Senator Walsh offering an amendment to the agricultural appropriation bill to provide 1,000,000 dollars yearly for ten years to fund roads and trails fit for accessing timber and resources in forest reserves. He notes states and counties may contribute toward these roads. The same day he introduces a bill allowing the Riverview Company to build a bridge over the Gelibwatone River near Slaney.
Andrew Getchell and Tate Hodson concluded their terms as mayor and councilman on the socialist ticket, promising efficiency and economy. Getchell will resume his rail engineer position on the Missoula to Butte run, boasting a long, flawless service record in the Rocky Mountain division.
Helena May 1 As soon as A D sul furnishes State Treasurer Tie with blank bonds the rate of 100000 will be executed. It is expected this will be this week. The mortgage form prepared by Mr Stillman makes the first 100000 for principal and interest of borrowers upon file to meet the litigation. Mortgages run for seniors and 63 months with option to pay early and have the mortgage assumed. Applications for loans on three run from five hundred to 10000 with 9000
May 1 report shows hunting and fishing licenses last year brought about 71000 to the state fish and game department. Warden De Hart seeks to increase participation, aiming for 100000 licenses to boost revenue.
Helena May 1. A case from Libby Lumber Co shows compensation laws cover only arm or eye injuries. Ernest Richards sought $5,000 for losing his nose and ear while working. the board noted no specific ear or nose compensation and will investigate if the injury affects his ability to work. A prior teamster case under a trestle involved broken jaw and knocked out teeth with false teeth supplied.
The bulletin covers livestock losses from poisonous plants, a crossing accident involving a Northern Pacific train with no injuries, and city council actions. It notes pavement work on Black Avenue, street resurfacing progress, a bishop’s visitation, a senior play at Galhntown County High School, and various visits by local officials.
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