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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1913

Page

17

Electric passenger trains debut on Butte Anaconda line

The Butte Anaconda & Pacific introduced regular electric-powered passenger service yesterday. The first train left Anaconda at 19:00 with five coaches amid crowds. 69 to 70 passengers aboard plus officials from General Electric and railroad staff. Twelve stops were made between Anaconda and Butte, with no smoke or cinders observed, and the train arrived ahead of schedule. The crew included engineer M Campbell, conductor L J Lester, and brakeman I McMullen. Return trips began at 11:20 with adjustments to time to avoid arriving early.

Butte, Anaconda PSE Mul Anaconda Bute Ansconda Butte Staion Willow Creek Gregson Durant Bridge Dawson Silver Bow Rocker Colorado Junction Montana Street Pened M. Campbell L. J. Lester I. Mc Mullen J. Blackbrough Tocomouse Ton Bert Mer Iman James E.mcewan Dent Anaconda & Pacific Rail 2 Layton

Foster and Hindle Quit On Their Work

The Seattle contracting firm Foster & Hindle quit about two thirds through the curbing and sidewalk project in district No. 137. City officials say the city may finish the job and deduct costs from the contract price. The total contract was about $20,000 with $2,000 bond provided by National Surety Company.

Southwest Improvement Association Foster & Hindle Seattle Commissioner of Public Works Gow Park Street T Steel Excelsior Avenue Western Aven Counil Emmett Avenue Galena Emmett Excelsior Girard Diamond Street Mackel Foster & Hindle Company Suretien National Surety’ Company of New York Bondamen

Answers and Questions From Historic Quiz Fragments

A collection of Q and A items covers revolver patents, the U S electoral commission composition, Napoleon at Elba and Saint Helena, uses of whale products, boxing bouts between Nelson and Gans, Panamanian canal origins, Seattle’s tallest building, and the Singer Building’s height. Notable figures include Henry Rogers, Samuel Te Cott, Edmunds, Morton, Frelinghuysen, Bay Jr, Thurman, Payne, Huston, Abbott, Garfield, Hoar, Clifford, Miller, Piet Strong, Fradiey, Ketchel, and Ferdinand de Lesseps.

Henry Rogers Middleton County Ohio Samuel Te Cott Electoral Commission Supreme Court Edmunds Morton Frelinghuysen Bay Jr Thurman Payne Huston Abbott Garfield Hoar Clifford Miller Piet Strong Fradiey Napoleon Elba St. Heelena Mexico Department of State Washington Nelson Gans Golaweld Hatley Stanley Ketchel Ferdinand Tessepa Seattle Smith Singer New York

Loin Closing Out Interior Finishes Nearby

Interior finishes sale offered at exceptionally low prices with items such as varnish, stain, floor and house paints advertised. Prices listed include $1.50, $3.50 per gallon for stain and $1.00 per gallon for house paint. Readership note indicates location near 14th Street West Broadway.

Warnares Inisvien West Broadway

Mayor's Supplemental Answer in Pace Case

Judge Lynch ruled on the petition of the state against Manen and the city of Butte granting leave for a supplemental answer. Mayor Duncan defends the Sept 20 13 order restoring James H. Pace to patrolman duties and salary, claiming it was in good faith. Pace contends the reinstatement followed a suit for damages and was not in good faith.

Lynch Tela James Horace Manean Butte Duncan James H. Pace Pace Ile

Examination for Warm Springs Postmaster Announced

The United States civil service commission will hold an examination in Warm Springs Mont on November for a fourth class postmaster vacancy. Compensation is 506 dollars. applicants must be 21 or older, with age rules for states allowing 18. Residency within the post office territory is required. application forms and details are available from the Warm Springs postmaster.

United States Civil Service Commission Warm Springs Mont

Men Leap From Deck to Hudson to Flee Deportation

Four men slated for deportation to France escaped by leaping 43 feet from an upper deck into the Hudson at the New York pier. They cut through a cabin wall and crawled through chutes to a coal pit before climbing emergency ladders to reach the deck again. They apparently did not wear life belts and were presumed dead after the fall.

New York France

Woman's Club Opens Season With Encouraging Spirit

The Woman's club began its season with an upbeat opening yesterday. Members appeared eager and the yellow violet and white decorations brightened the dining room. A. B. Christie, chair of the program committee, announced under new rules those who did not fulfill assignments would be exposed.

Woman's Club Eagen Christie

Harmony and club work spark women’s progress

A dense speech extols women’s clubs for education, home life, and civic effort. It urges harmony, cooperative action, and practical study of home, school, and community. The speaker calls for loyalty to duty and funds management to sustain monthly expenses and quarterly debts.

Frances Willard

Nellie Caldwell Weds Bernard Hogan In Surprise Union

Nellie Caldwell a prominent Butte department store employee surprised relatives by marrying Bernard Hogan at St. Patrick's church yesterday morning at six o clock. The couple planned a honeymoon to San Francisco and coast cities before settling back in Butte. The bride resided at 112 Third Street Walkerville.

Nellie Caldwell Bernard “Hogan St. Patrick's Church San Francisco Butte Third Street Walkerville

Steamer Nasser Wilhelm der Grosse Floated Off Weser

The German steamer Nasser Wilhelm der Grosse, which ran aground at the Weser mouth, was floated at high tide and towed to New York.

Tremen Germany Nasser Wilhelm der Grosse Weser New York

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