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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1913
Page
21
Catalog style list of fabrics with various patterns and colors including gingham checks stripes and patterns sold in short lengths from 19 to 20 yards and 10 cent value. Notes offer light colors, kimono fabrics, galatea cloths and duckling fleeces with special prices and wide pattern variety.
In Mobile on October 27 Secretary Daniels argued the Panama Canal would double navy efficiency and boost U S power, denying claims that canal mobility would undercut sea strength or force excessive army expansion. He cited economic and strategic gains, noting quicker Atlantic Pacific deployment and future protective benefits. He praised the canal as a vast aid to national defense and commerce amid ongoing construction.
President Theodore Roosevelt is greeted warmly in Sao Paulo as he arrives by train from Rio de Janeiro. He tours municipal buildings and attends a reception at the palace, then speaks on character and civilization at the university. Separate notes report a posse searching for missing Roslyn High School officials A D Dunsmore and Walter Burgess after a deer-hunting weekend near Lake Cle Elum.
Reports from the Butte Duluth plant indicate leaching machines operating since last Thursday perform more satisfactorily. Four units for washing tailings show a 10 ton per day capacity with 8.5 percent extraction using 4 quarter inch screens, while finer mesh could yield 9 to 10 percent. Recovery reached 8.5 percent in 20 minutes, boosting plant capacity to about 40 tons daily and prompting an order for a 1,000 ton daily crushing plant to be installed by February.
Aldermen Wilson Orton and Clinch with Dr Horst met county commissioners to discuss relocating the emergency hospital to a courthouse building. No agreement yet, but commissioners ready to act upon a written city proposal. Both boards inspected the courthouse basement and debated plans at length.
A burst water pipe flooded the first floor office of Miners Hall, soaking the cash register and damaging hooks as repairs were underway. Water rose two inches, with clerks estimating losses near $1,000. Elsewhere Alec Antelle faced a disturbance charge after a bar brawl at 61 East Mercury Street, where he allegedly struck a card player.
Readable items include embroidered pillow cases with scalloped edges, white crochet bed spreads in large size, Nottingham lace curtains, bleached damask with mercerized finish, and handsome cablecloths. Values range from a few cents to several dollars, with assorted sizes and colors noted.
The funeral of James Sullivan will take place this Tuesday morning at the family residence on Silent Park Street at 2 o'clock and proceed to St Patrick's Church for a solemn Mass. Interment will follow in Cemetery.
A chaotic session ended with Edward Oatman jailed 30 days for contempt and Jack Wells fined 20 dollars for swearing at Lieutenant Yorath during city inquiries. J H Higgins faced suspended jail time, while LM Lewis faced a total 100 dollar fine for neglecting dead poultry after a blaze. Dillon hosts teachers Institute with strong turnout led by State Superintendent Deree and others. Canada reports show a 9% increase in cigarette consumption to 9,230,001 cigarettes last year.
Undertakers note a funeral and burial for Nusbaie and father. They express gratitude to the Masons Odd Fellows and others who sent offerings and support during the time of mourning. Mrs. Aaron Mew thanks the community for kindness.
Joseph Richards of 19 S Montana Street in Hatte Mon Axor Vnone 307 is recorded in local property or resident registry with an address detail. The brief entry notes the individual and location without further context or action.
A fragmented obituary notice set lists multiple entries including Sullivan Dennie E. Sullivan aged 51 at Minah Street and Lenihan whose funeral will be at Zaly residence then Marys Church with interment in Catholic cemetery. Wilson funeral arrangements also noted with Sherman Reed undertaking and pending notices.
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