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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1901
Page
19
Local court convicted Gallager of a crime and sentenced him to five years in the penitentiary. Witnesses testified to the events, and the judge ordered the sentence to run consecutively with any prior terms.
John Gallager is sentenced to five years in the penitentiary after a district court trial for criminal incident. The 14 year old Mary Ellen Lappin testified, admitting relations with Gallager and stating she solicited them. The jury deliberated under half an hour and Gallager was taken to Deer Lodge for immediate sentencing.
Eugene L. Kunkel weds Miss Blanche Mathes in a high noon ceremony. The couple is noted in a local society column with plans for a future reception.
Miss Blanche Gillingham Mathes and Eugene L. Kunkel were quietly married at the Methodist church with Rev. Edward G. Cattermole officiating. The couple received many costly gifts and left for a western honeymoon after a luncheon and reception at the Rockefeller home.
Members of Mt Hagegin court No. 629 Catholic Order of Foresters are asked to meet at A O H hall May 16 at 10 30 am to attend the funeral of Brother John G Haffey All visiting Foresters are requested to attend C R Joe Labissonniere BR T Flannigan R S B
The Montana Union depot renovation for passenger use by the B A P is nearing completion. No size increase is planned. the building, once praised as one of the state’s finest, has been repainted and trimmed. The iron canopy for the platform is removed and will be reinstalled at the new depot in a few days. The official opening is set for June 1 with freight trains using the front tracks days before.
The old Montana Union depot opens anew and is welcomed by those with offices there. Readers are advised to visit Dezell for plumbing needs at 405 E. Park.
Charles De Vinney, 41, a Wisconsin native and former Pocatello town marshal now living in Anaconda, was declared sane by a court commission but transferred to Warm Springs asylum. Witnesses described clouded brain and melancholia linked to rheumatism and physical degeneration, suggesting risk of homicidal crisis.
Malt-Nutrine is described as especially beneficial to thin-blooded people, supplying life, purity and richness to the blood and energizing the entire system. Prepared only by the Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass'n in St. Louis, USA.
Dr N S Snyder arraigned before Justice Frank Kennedy on second degree assault tied to an incident at St Ann s hospital involving Dr J F Spelman. Snyder pleads not guilty with hearing set for May 25. Spelman testified to foul language and a revolver confrontation. Snyder denies drawing a weapon claiming Spelman mistook a spectacle case for a weapon.
News that President McKinley canceled his Northwest trip led to the cancellation of last evening’s planned committee meetings. Disbanding remains pending official word from Senator Carter as no visit to Anaconda is expected.
Attorney J W James welcomed a son Tuesday night and told friends that McKinley has another staunch supporter. Shortly after the birth, thieves ransacked two trunks in a nearby shed and carried off several summer suits.
Mike Hooley aged 60 died yesterday after last Tuesday's hospital admission for pneumonia. A diligent search found no definite residence or relatives. it is believed he lived in Carroll.
We, the brickmakers of Anaconda, approve the action of Cigarmakers' International Union of Anaconda to bring before the public their union-made cigars. We urge sympathizers of organized labor to give hearty support. Signed, Brickmakers' Union No. 28.
Instruments were filed for record with the county clerk and recorder. Listed claimants include Paul Kohaut William Recksick Nie Knoch Clem Bartzen EK E Zschau and J G Link concerning Butte claims Nos 2 through 6 in Dry Cottonwood. Deed transfers America Cecconi to Andrew sexeidt for the Murphy placer claim.
At 17.50 for a suit from 23 patterns and 19.00 from 39 patterns in cheviots cassimeres serges and novelty fabrics. Our cutters are the best that high pay can procure and our garments are better trimmed than anywhere else for the money. Thueson 504 EF Park.
One night weekly rental of a large hall in the Standard building available. Inquiries should be directed to the Standard office for details and scheduling.
A sepia portrait of the celebrated Bitter Root stallion Hamburg, framed in a barn door style by R. F. Leppert of the Standard art department, draws crowds in a Main street store window. The rough frame with rusty hinges and nails creates an odd but artistic setting for the fine horse image.
The Phasey troupe's revival of The Evil Eye at the Margaret theater draws strong praise for a stronger second act and new features. Miss Mayme Mayo shines in Adora with German ragtime songs, while A Loder excels in German dialect. The audience shows generous applause as Nathan Hale gains momentum with Howard Kyle leading the original company.
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