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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1913
Page
7
A period sale showcases navy brocade, Terra Cotta, gray zibeline, and brown brocaded suits, all strictly tailored with velvet collars and satin linings. Prices list at sixteen dollars each, highlighting cutaway jackets, button trims, and high quality craftsmanship. An array of elegant, conservative options appeals to shoppers seeking classic, well-made menswear.
A disputed petition before the Protestant Episcopal Church convention urges Archbishop and bishops to condemn ritual murders linked to Jews. The debate centers on prayer book revisions and responses to antisemitic charges, with various bishops and clergy presenting views and proposed resolutions.
Russian detective Palisteliuk presents new theories in a high profile murder case. Witnesses linked Klavibe Ty-The and Mandel Beiliss to alleged plots, while testimonies allege involvement of Keassavsky, Krassogky, and family figures. Authorities suggest possible poisoning and staged scenes as motives emerge in the unfolding investigation.
The adjournment allowed defendant Lint to go outside to smoke a cigarette said to ease his illness. Behnerson, a Jewish hay dealer, who served in the Japanese war, testified as a witness. A witness named Beilliss, connected to a brick works, described meals with the prisoner and denied cows in the house. The testimony included questions about Vera Keliberick's daughter and whether children milked cows, with inconsistent statements about events around 1571.
The Hamburg American line admitted today that boiler and condenser problems aboard the ore carrier require complete rebuilding. The builders’ work must cut coal consumption and raise speed. until then the vessel remains idle, costing $1,509 daily, with penalties to the builders.
Tallahassee Oct 15 Governor Trammell announced he was investigating Japanese colonization in Honshu and Fiovidin. He said he had not ruled out a special session per Congressman Clark's letter but would make a decision in a few days.
A citizens relief meeting led by Captain Ray Waser of the Bear reported urgent need for aid as 3 or more residents including women and children lack shelter for winter. With navigation ending soon, outside funds are scarce and Seattle passage help may be required. many want work to survive this winter.
Oct 14 report from Nome on miners fearing losses after a powerful storm. Disrupted dredging and shifting sands threaten operations and profits, while debates grow over recovery steps and methods. Local officials and crews brace for further sand movement and potential damage.
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