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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1913
Page
5
The text bundles Q A on Anaconda mine profits since 1895, later figures claim net profits near 40 4 million from the mine, and reference other mines. It also includes miscellaneous trivia about works and people with disjointed questions and answers.
A man claiming to be permanently disabled after a sudden train stop near Willow Springs sues the railroad for 24000. He alleges the Willis Springs train threw him from an open vestibule, causing serious injuries and loss of livelihood. The complaint also seeks foreclose of a mortgage and damages in related suits.
A friendly car race near Ottawa, Iowa last night left five people harmed with three seriously. Driver Verown Tive Battern was killed instantly when his machine rolled and flipped. Willan Cheesk died in hospital hours later, and Mrs Cheesk of Bottorff is expected to die as doctors fight to save others.
Vancouver police report last Friday a thief stole a radium package worth 32000 from a physician’s office. The radium’s return this morning was logged at the doctor’s Well, where the thief deposited a Beautful Linogue china at Carney’s Ady. The cancer patient’s life had been said to be at risk due to lack of radium in Western Canada.
JAM members of Bulte epunell and visiting theratherg attend funeral services for John B. Loughran. Grand Knight H. J. O'Neill directs the gathering at Weal Broadway at 9:14 this morning. Also notes a local shoe store advertises affordable footwear at 130 West Park Street.
Darnell asks why no prizes have been offered at the primaries for a ladies foot race this year stating concern over funding and event recognition.
A three part photoplay adaptation of Dick Whittington and His Cat is featured at the American Theater today with a strong production, praised by critics for photography and staging. The program also includes other films and a notable variety act lineup, including Gerard the cannon ball juggler, with the Empress Theater offering a premium midweek matinee and the newest sketches and acts drawing audiences.
A new program at the Broadwig theater features the ten cent admission and a mix of reels from the Trollance company including Success House Hunting and Artillery Practice at Montauk Peak. A premier orchestra led by Miss May Joyce enhances the program as audiences enjoy the welcome return of entertainment.
The Ansonia’s new vaudeville bill delights crowds with Silver and Gray delivering 14 minutes of pleasure alongside Short and Edwards. The program features The Power of Conscience two reel Hssanay drama, The Rag Bag comedy, and Meshing Prime. Special matinees for ladies tomorrow and children Saturday boost weekend crowds, with Parked houses proving the theater’s popular pull.
In On San Korea on Sept. 3 a suspended 18 month military service sentence for James Mason, American manager of a gold mine, was ordered after the miner's appeal. Mason pleaded self defense against killing a Chinese mine worker who had assaulted his 32 year old daughter. The suspension equates to an acquittal.
The "Lucky Bluebird" brooch offer targets ladies as manufacturers promote Wgyptienne Straighty. Local cigar dealers give a brooch with each Beyptlenne Straight purchase all week, boosting brand trial and sales.
B Finley director of the Washington Saving and Loan association of Seattle visits Butte with Mrs Finley and daughter. They will tour Soldier Springs, then head to Boston after a few days. Finley last visited 21 years ago noting changes in the city. Mrs Tindey is sister of Mrs J B Flinnagan.
Multiple petitions for divorce were granted amid neglect and temperance complaints. Florence Bryant sought separation from Jesse Bryant after a 1901 Omaha marriage. Elizabeth Gerchet cited excessive drinking in her case against Carroll Satchet. Edward O Rourke faced desertion and dissipation with gains for his wife in court. Habe Satchet and other petitions followed. custody requested for children in several cases including Lena and Charley Olson.
Los Angeles police court grants partial bail relief to Mrs Lilian Euess and Mrs Nan Deakins, allowing $7 refunds so they can buy needed articles on sale. They faced next week's trial for disturbing the peace, with bail cut from $30 to $23 each.
Messina Sicily reports a strong perpendicular earthquake early today. The tremor caused panic among residents who fled into the streets after previous shocks. Outcome and specific details remain unclear.
A German clerk, Henrich K Remerskoten, was sentenced in London to fifteen months hard labor for attempted blackmail of Lord Roths child. He sent a threat demanding 150000 to spare the tutor.
The Darl of Carrick is the latest noble recruit announced by Cle Wks to appear in an early Mite Steoneeter play titled A Point of Elon. The appearance was arranged for the upcoming stage event.
A new jewelry shop opens at 23 West Park in San Luis Obispo. The store, named Maingpringe, offers watches and cleanings with a focus on affordable service for local customers.
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