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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1913
Page
5
A catalog of drapery fabrics and home decor items lists Sinfast Draperies and related goods. It highlights Sunfast art silk, bordered fabrics, Marquisette, couch covers, Silk Oriental covers, reversible portieres, velours, tapestry portieres, auto robes, and variety of colors and sizes with prices ranging from 4 to 45 dollars per item.
Mrs Jen nie May Eaton was acquitted of murder charges against her husband Rear Admiral Joseph G Eaton after a jury delivered a not guilty verdict at 6 10 this morning. A crowd of 290 filled the courthouse overnight, and Mrs Eaton thanked jurors after their consent to meet her. She said she hoped a new life would begin free of the trials that followed the case.
Admiral Waton leads a high profile trial beginning October 14 for Mrs Eaton his second wife. The case drew nationwide attention as details emerged from the courtroom and public interest surged.
Los Angeles Oct 46 The heirs of William Brady debate inheritance of 70 000 from Brady estate filed in superior court after his death in New York asylum. Public administrator has held the estate for two years and faced numerous claims from across the United States and Canada. Mrs Brady heirs, dead 1894, initially sought a trusteeship now seek full possession.
A New York City pupil at Lake KeVla aviation school, Jacquith, is under arrest on a charge involving ducks and a flying boat. The prosecution argues five machines were involved under game laws. The case is set for Friday before a Rochester Hammendeport justice.
Washington dispatch reports that a department branch focused on women farmers and wives is likely to be created by Secretary W Houston soon. He has sent letters to farm women asking them to indicate how the department can assist them with agriculture and household tasks.
Charles A. Chapt died last week leaving an estate valued at 4.4 million dollars. The will directs the widow and seven children to share the heirs. A charity bequest of 290 thousand dollars is established.
Notice states Woodmet Smoker at Silver Row Camp No 5800 will give noker free to all Modern Wondasea Beverly wish on October 7 holiday.
The letter from Todd en, union representative from Butte to Calumet Mich, laments limited progress amid miners strike as companies hire strikebreakers and attempt to drain support. He warns morale could collapse without enough funds and warns workers to unite. Also notes Rev Mr Mexcoad to speak at Sunclair association meeting on waryan life and its misuses.
Friends of the members are invited to attend these Sunday afternoon meetings, extending the circle of attendees and supporting fellowship in the community.
Butte Red Men host a social this evening at their lodge building with two visiting delegations expected from Anaconda. The program includes musical numbers and humorous readings, plus dancing. A lunch will be served to all attendees after the event.
Wharton of the Butte Streetcar Railway patrons visits Greensboro North Carolina for his father's birthday milestone. He tours Montreal New York Washington Atlantic City and meets Mrs Brophy on the train. He comments on public issues and notes friends in the islands and travels to Joliet to visit relatives.
A garbled page presents a quiz style Q and A with scattered inaccuracies. It asks about West Point in Kansas City and other western locales, the Iroquois Theater fire date, largest jewelry makers and postcard publishers, global births and deaths, and a cryptic note about Tom Thump born in 1930s and a missing wife.
Negotiations for a major irrigation scheme to water twenty-one thousand acres in Custer have progressed to bed issuance stage. T. T. Lyons of Tutté Falls recently traveled to Chicago seeking investors for the Little Misgoud Lard Irrigation Project. The state approved the plan and work should start early in the spring with a 2M node coverage, led by Allen, Johnny Korkin, and Mr. Stonx among the proponents.
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