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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1913
Page
9
A catalog-style notice offers a complete line of pearl goods in sleeve links and studs, heavily mounted in M-carat gold, with plain or engraved platinum ends. New double-sided links and a few dumbbell designs are advertised, claimed to be unsurpassed in quality.
Butte notes record Walker's business, arrivals from Kalispell to Dillon, wine ads at Lisa's, and travelers staying at local hotels. Mrs Anna K Sorensen dies at 86 in Butte and will be taken to Omaha with her daughter. Other items include teachers leaving for Livingston and Dewey, Mont, a winter coal sale, and a tour guide book promotion.
Rome reports Cardinal Joseph Cals Vives y Tate died today after an appendicitis operation. Born near Barcelona, he rose to prominence at the Vatican after Pope Pius X's election and was once viewed as a leading papal candidate. The pope mourned the loss of a trusted supporter.
Ferngold, a Worcester sanitarium patient aged 0, and her nurse, Mazel Crummell aged 21 of Akron Ohio, drowned during a pond outing. A boy witness said Ferngold leaped into the water and Miss Crummell, unable to swim, followed to rescue her patient and sank.
Local canvass for funds approved by the Silver Bow Trades and Labor council to aid Michigan strikers. Electrical workers offered a regional agreement covering hours, pay, and conditions and referred to a special committee. East Butte Mining Company dispute settled with adherence to union rules and removal of objectionable workers. County road builders near Nine Mile cited scale issues, now adjusted after union involvement.
The Water Rat, a Selig two part film, headlines the current Orpheum program. A tale of a cultured young thief and clever robberies unfolds with engaging wit and suspense, ending as fate averts capture. Doll for the Baby, a western Vitagraph, plus musical numbers and the Edison short Mutual Understanding, round out the bill.
RS to meet this evening in the courthouse for the Montana Society of Engineers session. George R. Packard, superintendent of the Raven company, will deliver an address on Cooke City and the route to reach it.
Two fall games start the week as the Butte Copper club leaves for Great Falls to contest the final series of the season. Tension grows with Hester hostile to Butte while McCloskey must rally offensive power amid pitching depth by Duffy Debt and Hild. The race tightens with Ogden and Salt Lake in play, no quarter expected from Utah or Montana rivals.
A chaotic scene unfolds as Japanese troops threaten China, with a delegation visiting Baron Makino and his wife, crowds burning fires, and a midnight march to Yamamoto’s guarded residence. Protests erupt near the foreign office. attacks on government buildings disrupt tramway service. Rising anger follows Nanking killings and Hankow insults.
William Havemeyer peat, linked to the Sugar Refining Co and Havemeyer refineries, died suddenly at his son in law William Wilcox’s home. He was 61. The Maharajah of Mysore has installed a $30,000 organ manufactured in Ohio in his palace.
The Milwaukee road plans a Lewistown depot and offices costing about 40,000 pounds. A dispute with the Great Northern over two lots bought for a later route halts immediate construction. Officials expect quick adjustment, with a two story brick depot to include waiting rooms, smoking and women’s rest areas, and separate baggage and express departments.
The Granite champs defeated the Moonlight Stars in a double header, 2 to 0 and 2 to 2. Batteries were Rhymo and Hunt for Granite, Wilson and Kinkey for Moonlight Stars.
In Miles City a trial before Justice Gibbin settled who owns the famed spinning horse that wheeled left and unseated riders during a roundup. James Jasper claimed ownership. Jones and Wells contended possession. The jury valued the horse at 275 dollars or awarded possession to Jasper after inspecting the branding iron evidence.
In Butte, 1000 bouquets will be distributed to ladies at the pavilion gardens on Tuesday night. Courtesy of J Wharton the bouquets are prepared by Siegel and Cockayne for the ladies as the season nears its end. All are invited to the Tuesday night dance.
Audiences at the Broadway theater enjoyed last night’s screening, with tonight’s program featuring The Ward of the King by Thanhouser and Cupid on the Job. The show is billed as a romantic, entrancing tale with humor and broad appeal, expected to attract large crowds. The Majestic utilizes Thanhouser’s style, presenting a high merit film experience.
An advertisement promotes Cascarets as a nightly dose to cleanse and regulate the stomach, remove sour undigested food and fermenting gases, flush bile from the liver, and carry off constipation. It claims relief by morning and urges adults and children to use the product.
Hagther members are summoned to Schillin Hall at 8:30 a.m. today to attend the funeral of our late brother James. Also includes unrelated classified items: display salts, flameprings, watch cleaning, and a jeweler ad listing bronze and marble statuary.
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