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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1914
Page
5
Unadvertised snaps and short slump in business mark May discounts at multiple stores. The message highlights priced meat cuts and general bargains at West Park Street and Main Street merchants, urging readers to shop early for best values.
A London fashion artist named Miss Keith draws women to Hen nessy’s second floor for a “World's Fair” style wax doll show. The life like mannequin, dressed in imported gowns and accessories, models each ensemble with graceful movements attracting crowds daily from 2 to 6 pm for a week.
After his district court appearance for Mrs Belmaa Wilson Worthington whose husband Henry Worthington sought a divorce, Dr J J Long wed Mrs Worthington yesterday. Worthington had testified she had been abused in his office for two years as witnesses Curtis and Donati testified. Justice John Doran officiated.
In Milwaukee, a district court verdict awarded Paul $1000 against Peter Kelly after Kelly allegedly fired shots during a dispute at a northwest city saloon, injuring Paul’s arm. The case against a railway firm seeks $5000, with witnesses facing language barriers complicating the trial. Additional suits include a mining company claim for $10000 over a son’s injuries and a saloon partnership dispute over ownership and funds.
The regular meeting of the eis copal church of the diocese of Montana was held yesterday afternoon in Butte with usual attendance. Archdescand Y Hooker of Helena, fundraising for church work, visited. Attending were Rev. Fr. Bateman of Helena, Rev. Fr. J. Minor of Great Falls, Trav. J. L. Craig of Anaconda, W. C Messias and A. P. Bowie of Butte, and George P. Wilkes of Helena. The gathering took place in Messias' office.
The funeral for Wim Lannehan art athlete and singer of Butte will be held this morning at 118 Clark Street with high mass at St Patrick's Church at two o'clock. Pallbearers listed include Pat Nagle John Nightly Vin O'Brien Dan Murphy Pat Hardy and Tim O'Keary. Lannehan was a member of the Sibernians and the Cache league.
The friends of Harry L. Hanson report a newborn daughter born Sunday at the Hanson home. Teia is the couple’s second child, and Mr. and Mrs. Hanson are receiving warm congratulations from friends around town.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday by the clerk of the court to George Garland and Susan Martin Lawrence, August Hoerells and Mary Dellemore, and Fred Wegir and Fiorener Prana gin.
Seat May 12 Harry W Boswell a saloon keeper pleaded guilty to manslaughter after driving an automobile that killed Miss Berri BIH a working girl in January last He was fined 4009 dollars and the arresting policeman described him as helplessly intoxicated.
Police report finds H Gordon Aftehcock and Grace Hitch cock dead on the lawn three miles from town. Both shot in the eye and heart after a struggle near their home. Ages 42 and 40. May 12. Nearby militant fragment mentions a hatchet attack on a portrait of Wellington at the Royal Academy.
Chief of Police Warnhy and Detective Lynch left Seattle last night for seabire to testify in the federal court there against John Beverly, known to the Butte police as Hone the Dip, who faces a white Baye charge.
The annual meeting of the Methetist church convenes in Helena with 687 preachers, 9,538 members, and 44,007 visitors expected. Sessions at Mountain View Methodist Church start at 4 pm, with a three day program covering church work, reports, and education. Nearby tours include Leonard mine visits as delegates tour sites around Hutte.
Portland Oregon May 1 a medal was awarded to Buck an English bulldog for saving his dog companion Ted a white Swiss dog in the Wilkiniette Thvor by pulling him to safety. The medal was attached to Buck's collar by master John O Hair as part of the life saving recognition.
Bedta Woolley Washington May 1. Enraged bull gore kills Alexander McLean last evening. Seventeen neighbors attempt to move the carcass this morning but the crowd is driven back by the animal. Deputies finally shoot the bull to stop its charge.
Senator Borah proposed an amendment to the river and harbor bill authorizing a $50,090,000 loan to the reclamation fund. The move aims to fund new projects and support cooperation with private efforts, advancing the Carey Act and related undertakings deemed essential for federal support.
In Omaha district court Judge Willis Sears granted a temporary injunction forbidding enforcement of a city ordinance passed after a referendum. The measure would compel the street railway company to offer seven fares for 21 cents, and the city must prove the price is not confiscatory.
President Menocal asks the Cuban Senate to create a state bank with a capitalization of 20 million pesos and power to issue bank notes and manage money. The move aims to stabilize the currency and support national finance.
A long Q A list covers U S debt at Cleveland’s end, flag lore tied to Capt William river, the price of Philippine lands, French to English translations of Sembles, Balkan wars impact on Mohammedanism, grammar correction debate, Irish political murders and O Donnell’s execution, and Mothers Day carnation customs as per a Work Almanac entry.
Philadelphia May 12 The board of health forbade use of common drinking troughs for animals after a state livestock sanitary board warned that disease spreads through shared cups and troughs. Officials cited health concerns and urged farmers to provide separate drinking devices for livestock.
New Orleans May 2 Augusta Agnes Edwarda sentenced to prison for murder committed suicide by swallowing poison after being informed that the Supreme Court overruled her petition for a mentl Washington May 12 House passed a temporary machinery measure for popular elections of US senators with little opposition.
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