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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1913
Page
5
A disrupted front page item discusses a defense fund solicitation by a California based figure linked to the McNamara events. It notes upcoming speaking tours in California and Indianapolis, aiming to fund legal defenses for alleged union leaders. Lists broad conspiracy claims and calls for financial support from supporters.
William J Dindaltst was arrested yesterday on request of Lillian wripbell. He married the woman who had accused him in a wedding at 3 80 yesterday afternoon. The ceremony was performed by M S Cahen at the courthouse as Lindquist was released shortly after. The groom gave his age as 30 and said he never married before. The charge against him was dropped to marry.
Pika and AUL monthers of Silver Bow lodge No 240 and visiting members meet Friday at 615 South Dakota street to attend the funeral of Oscar Andrieux. Canning BR and M.W. Sternpels announce a closing-aid sale at Everybody's Shoe Store on Taft-Woat Park street starting Monday with details in this issue.
A distorted notice outlines a stock exchange offer between the Butte Milwaukee Copper Company and the Butte New York Copper Company. It claims exchange ratios, ownership shifts, and warns shareholders about maintaining both entities to avoid costs while urging exchange of Butte Milwaukee stock for Butte New York stock.
Fragmentary OCR shows rising labor in England's shipping sector amid unsettled trade and political funding. Mentions Prussian parliament appropriating $500,000 for river Weser power projects and references to various places and figures without clear context.
Disappearance of Strong, a young shopkeeper from South Tutte, prompts a statewide search. Neighbors in Mullins Street Centerville recall him visiting his store on September 14 before he vanished with no money, leaving officers and a landlady puzzled as photos and a store ransack hint at a planned departure.
New York December reports indicate Schmidt may be summoned to identify a young woman found in the Hudson River. Prosecutors aim to confirm the victim’s identity as Anna Aimuilr or Rani Selanidt, with de la murder suspect to testify. Delehanty notes Schmidt could refuse on grounds of self incrimination.
Daniel Ward O'Connell, described as fair complected with hazel eyes and thick curly blond hair, is missing from his home in New York City. Police seek information to locate him.
A fragmented OCR of an ADSENa-MINDEN item describes a dinner party guest observing neighbors and odd actions with fruit and wine. The report mentions a curate, Wangereys, and vague conduct, with references to washing fruit and potential microbial content. The scene reads like a garbled primitive social anecdote from a local page.
Denver October 2 The government’s case in the United States versus the TaN Light and Power company centered on the 1866 act and state rights. Attorneys for the government and defense argued whether federal or state authority governs water power sites and whether the 1853 act supersedes earlier laws. Judge Moore indicated the decision hinges on which act overrides the other and noted the department of the interior’s forthcoming view.
A $100 000 reward was offered to anyone who could assist a distressed father in saving his daughter in Madrid. The missive, allegedly from banker Serge Solovieff, claimed a third of the sum and urged telegrams to a Madrid address. The tale ties to a long chain of international frauds with arrests reported in London and Moscow.
Ben Tillet lauds Sir Edward Carson as a leader for the workers while urging action against the government. A Dublin strike organizer appeals for ammunition and fighters. Amid new rail plans in Colombo, a Ceylon to India link via ferry is described, with trains to run through to Bombay and Calcutta.
The Anaconda Copper Minite company reports September copper production near 490000 pounds, boosting Washoe and Great Pale smelters and lifting total copper output to about 4 million pounds. October ahead, with limited days worked.
Washington December reports bankers from small institutions mostly supported the currency bill but objected to provisions moving check collection away from local banks and to the plan for a larger reserve system. They argued centralizing reserves and out of town check processing could harm local banking.
An advertisement touts Croxone as a guaranteed cure for backache and kidney problems. It claims rapid relief, neutralizes toxins, and assures a refund if not satisfied. The copy urges readers to buy the product from druggists with an original package for protection.
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