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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1913
Page
5
Plaintiff claims William O Miair or others caused injuries in an automobile crash near Bulte wy Rooto Chersen Springs, including head, spine, and leg injuries while a plumb helper earning $1 a day. He requests $10,000 plus medical costs for doctors and services.
In western Pennsylvania Maryland and West Virginia repeated dynamite blasts have killed several people and injured many. Major incidents include 300 sticks exploding at Bunshine Coat and Coke mine near Masondown Pennsylvania, and 4 300 pounds of dynamite plus 70 bags of powder exploding at Consolidated Coal mine in Beckart Maryland. A dynamite placement under railroad joints near Leckrang, Pennsylvania triggered another alert. President Wilson nominates S. Kelly for postmaster at Sendall.
A conference discussion on Sabbath school essentials in the United States church. The paper argues for strong leadership, progressive reforms, and better trained ministers to nurture youth, stressing the need for educated, fearless, and compassionate leaders and the removal of parochial biases to grow the church’s Sunday school program.
A long murder trial centers on Uyrses Papp known as Nly a Prabwuepyrelites over the death of George Sotirakopotes. Witnesses discuss where the shooting occurred in a Greek judicial setting on Nov day. The defense contends self defense while prosecutors press premeditation and weapon use.
A fragmented reflection on workers and leadership, urging discipline and unity to improve labor conditions. It references control by a powerful figure, calls for effort, and emphasizes collective action to advance the cause of workers and social progress.
An ornate music listing notes performances at a park, praising a variety of acts and musicians. It highlights Aly Mack and a banjoist, with references to Dolly, Milly, and others in a diverse lineup amid a celebratory tone.
Readable fragments describe a wide assortment of women’s tan shoes available at multiple stores. The text mentions a Blue store and a location near West Park Street, emphasizing a broad stock suited for various needs.
A Missouri court heard testimony on a complex corporate dispute involving Standard Oil and related firms. J J Drake, former president of the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey, testified about prior relations and the separation of interests. The proceedings addressed independence from cable companies and plans to invest up to 200000 in property acquisitions as part of the dissolved trust dealings.
A labor department ruling grants miners about 500000 dollars in back pay. The decision stems from a dispute over wages during the period of a new agreement between coal companies and miners. The ruling clarifies pay owed to workers who were previously undercompensated for time worked.
A man says he was thrown into a plunge and injured in an incident tied to Dewey County Attorney Napton. The complaint names Margarett Stein and Tee Oben as involved, and Philip Grager is charged with assault. Gregory Spritad and Street are also referenced in the report.
Fragmented report describes imminent rate reductions and freight shifts on steamship routes to Alaska. It notes Dawson Yukon Perrhony and the Yalon river area, with shipments to Seattle, Fairbanks, and related points. Mentions Canadian and American operators, White Fish boats, and regulatory actions affecting voyages and freight charges.
Mies Bann Cosgrove daughter of Mrs Marr Cosgrove quietly married Thomas Phetau at St Patrick's church. The couple left for Missoula then the coast and will make their home in Center-Ville Coburn.
Cambridge, Mass May 15 Pilgac U1 Wells Nas presented his resignation as curator of modern Bogtish literature at Harvard and Keneval secretary of the Harvert Atunsai assecution to mes capt employment fein Jote 12, rocke feller, will enter the oMlee of the Lumaineive was a member of the state which assists Me Gtbefelter in the Ianagement of His patientioreple and tol vee Matnapringe.
Reports from Craranilanes New South Wales May 1 describe a newly discovered lode now being struck near Tasmania. The vein extends a mile and a half and appears exceptionally rich though only partly assayed.
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