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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1913

Page

16

Girl of twelve smokes and drinks in city trial

Trial of Stella McGasken reveals a twelve year old girl who smokes cigarettes and drinks beer and whiskey to excess. Probation officers report parents unable to control her and that she roams streets at night. She is sent for industrial school while other truancy charges proceed. cases against Hutn Yen and Bertha Lewis have various dispositions.

Suventio de Previty Donland Stella McGasken Charles Anderson Joe Tresiddier William Reardon Clifford Allen Philip Kreskovich Will Donlan Hutn Yen Dwyer Bertha Lewis Wen

First White Child and Early Montana Facts Revealed

A Q and A style snippet recalls Montana’s early white birth, marriage, hospital notes, and notable names. It cites Jett Henry Pelky as the first white child born near Hell Gate in 1861, mentions the earliest white couple George B. and Josephine White, and records Murray’s hospital cornerstone date. It also surveys assorted trivia on dam costs, trolley origins, Black Maria, and prominent figures, including Marcus Daly and Stanley Ketchell.

Montana Jett Henry Pelky Adeline Pelky Hell Gate George B Josephine White Murray's Buttte T. J. Murray Butte Assuan Nile Egypt Middle Kansas City Maria Maria Lee Takors Boston China Tartary Tan Tennyson Marcus Daly W. aScurk Daly Clarke Britain Russia Gould New York City Wath de Savunn Walter, A. Diptey Conway Mac Dipley

Ed Kane and Joe New am Grand Larceny Trial Opens

Jury impaneled in district court for the case against Ed Kane and Joe New am on grand larceny. Prosecutor says witness John Dwyer could not be reached. trial adjourned. Needham freed as evidence against him dropped. Kane allegedly taught Dwyer a dancing bear trick then Dwyer reported cash and a watch missing. Jury panel listed includes Joseph O Mear John Green Thomas Cashel and others.

Ed Kane Joe Newam Donlan Tment District Court John Dwyer Fis Dwyer Tr. J. Walker Kane Joseph O'Mear John J. Green Thomas Cashel MC Monahvan Henry Horgan Tim O'Neill James Harris Henry Citi Dennis’ Doherty Emil Beleson Arthur Linforth M. M. Harrington

Chicago Market Mixed as Wheat Declines and Hogs Hold Steady

Chicago May 2 wheat ends with losses while corn and oats see ranges. Provisions slip amid rising world lard stocks. short-covering provides late rally. Hogs steady to lower. cattle and sheep markets show firmness in spots with varied results across classes.

Chicago Cate Seaboard Beever Texas

Wool Market Dull With Few Large Lots Sold

Boston May 2 The Commercial Bulletin reports the wool market remains dull with only a few large territory lots selling. West operations declined, buyers and growers conflicted on price, and manufacturers face tariff uncertainty amid idle mill capacity. Carcass and sheep prices cited for Portland and London auctions show mixed firming trends in different regions.

Boston Montana

Copper Strong as Prices Hold and Demand Grows

Copper demand rises with growing metal use and large scale transactions. Domestic deliveries for the first quarter reach about 201.5 million pounds, exports similar. If sustained, yearly production could exceed initial projections by 60 million pounds amid rail electrification plans and a recovering European market. Copper shares remain steady with a cautious outlook as investors await broader conditions. Funeral notice for Joseph J. Rogers requests neighbors to gather Sunday at 3 p.m. at 1014 Gallatin Street.

Walker Boston Europe

Small Interest Frets Market Rally Quiet Trading

A cautious tone dominated the market as yesterday’s rally faded with little buying interest. Reports from Boston and New York noted thin copper demand, a rut in stock activity, and expectations of tariff and political developments shaping future trading.

Paine Boston Logan & Bryan New York London

Market Money Rates and Bonds Report

New York money market shows car loans steady at 2 1 2 percent with closing bids at 2 and offers at 2 1 4 percent. Time loans hold 4 percent for 9 days, six months at 4 per cent. Primo mercantile paper at 5 1 2 percent with sterling exchange steady about 498.75 for Friday bills and 483.10 for demand. Government bonds steady while railroad bonds show irregular trading.

New York Primo Mercantile Paper Sterling Exchange Dily Rinday

Market summary from New York and London metals markets

Market notes show New York spot prices steady for copper and lead, with electrolytic copper and spelling figures. Copper arrivals reached 665 tons while exports for the month exceed 6000 tons in London, with spot and futures prices in pounds and shillings for lead and spelter.

New York Aay Standard London

Minneapolis Grain Prices For May And July

Minneapolis grain market reports May wheat at 7 plus 81 4e for September futures. No. 1 northern cash wheat around SM SASS No 2 hard Montana at 4e. No 1 white SAN flax at 31.31 and barley at 2a%6e. July futures noted for Minneapolis.

North Montana San Minneapolis Asime

Funeral for John H Williams Attended by Musicians Union

Members of Musicians' union local 1 and A of Ma are called to meet at headquarters on Sunday May 1 at 1 80 p.m. with their instruments to attend the funeral of our late brother John H Williams. Elm er Young president John Rich secretary Adv seventy percent of the gold in civilized man's possession is in the form of coin.

Musicians’ Union, Local 1 John H. Williams J. Elmer. Young John Rich Adv

Your Signature Makes It Money Your Signature Makes It Money

Promotes the benefits of individual checking accounts highlighting ease of tracking spending receipts and safer handling of funds. The ad touts acceptance of checks as cash, tools to curb impulse spending, and a four percent savings rate with a reach booklet.

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