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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1906
Page
21
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is at 2 percent East Broadway, Butte. Telephone 422. Advertising rates furnished on application.
Rookwood Pottery presents a new line featuring a dull matte glaze in its display window on Monday. The ware ranges from $1 to $10, with pieces offered in plain styles and others with artistic decoration.
Hight and Fairfield Co advertise buggies at Grady's and piano rental from Orton Bros. numerous residents and visitors arrive in Butte from Port Kenton Lewistown Billings Wallace Deer Lodge and Sher idan. Births noted May 18 and May 16 with addresses. hotel dining rooms and services listed. entertainers visit. city office and telephone numbers. local business activity and theater manager Considine in town.
A tired man, likely intoxicated, slept inside a west side municipal waste can. Captain Merrath found him snoring and attempted to help him leave the can but the man toppled out with the container, vowing he’d been treated shamefully as he headed homeward.
A Montana telegraph confirms Governor Toole will not commute Miles Fuller’s death sentence for the murder of Henry J. Gallahan. Fuller, awaiting execution, sought mercy via petition and church intervention, but Toole declined, citing no authority to intervene. Relatives and priests visited, with Fuller voicing fear of the afterlife and admitting prior violent conduct. the case’s Supreme Court ruling upheld the conviction.
The report outlines Murray’s second trial for a 1905 armed robbery and murder at the Nitie-Mibe house. Prosecutor witnesses include Antone Roehelesu and George Fisher. defense cites multiple misidentifications as jurors hear testimony. The state attorneys are Matt Canning and Tom Denny. defense attorney is J. Bruce Kremer.
The Orton Bros piano Venise runs a free prize distribution advertised as the fairest offer of free prizes. Readers are urged to note the advertisement on page 12 of this issue for consideration by all newspaper readers.
Articles of incorporation were filed by Charles Ho Teane FO OM Donlan and William Sehleiger for record yesterday. The new Mon tan Mattress company is capitalized at $100.00.
A grateful Avard Oklahoma storekeeper reports Cuticura cures for his and his son's eczema after physician failure, praising Cuticura Resolvent Soap and Ointment. In Butte, intense contest for International Typographical union delegate ends with James McDonnell elected and Sid Harding as alternate. newswriters pick Gail Linebarger as delegate and James W. Scott as alternate.
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