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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1913
Page
4
Prices for diamonds climb as demand intensifies across markets. Analysts point to steady consumer buying and mining output constraints driving the rally. Market sources indicate sustained optimism despite macroeconomic uncertainties.
A jumble of short notices includes new shoes and wines advertised, births reported, bank interest ads, and a local theft and arrest. Mentions Mr John Bonner’s newborn, Dorothy Hennessy heading to Springfield, and Robert Stokes’s arrest for overloaded wagon. Marriage licenses issued for several couples and a third degree assault complaint filed.
In a Los Angeles court Darrow denies an allegation of hugging Mrs Angetta Mayr during his 1917 visit. Miss Carolina M Moem testified that Mayr claimed an embrace occurred. Darrow says no such incident happened and he never met Mayr there except with his wife present.
Grand Junction Colorado reports Wee Mrs. Joseph Cure of Vernal wed Frederick Wade today. Wade had shot and killed Cure’s husband weeks earlier. Cure had secured a divorce from the imprisoned husband. Wade returned fire, wounding Cure’s new husband in the arm. a coroner’s inquest later exonerated Wade.
The University club faces possible dissolution as Charles Austin, secretary of the Merchants Association of Butte, takes stock of assets and aims to collect several thousand dollars in back dues to meet debts. President Milburn is away, and a general meeting may be called upon his return to decide the club’s future.
A new show at the Empress Theater draws positive early reviews with enthusiastic audience reactions. The production opened yesterday afternoon and impressed patrons with its performances and staging.
A lively program at the Empress includes "The Future or 1083" by William C. Da Mito and acting by Osborne Hearle, Migg Fay Wheeler, and Mills Mabel Wright. Also featured are "The Man, the Girl and the Plane" and "Splat Painting" with the Empress orchestra conducted by Lyte Bishop.
Ralph H. Van Kirk and Mizz Merina Nute wed last night at the bride's sister home on West Galena street. The ceremony was led by Rev C A Rex of St Paul's Methodist South. The couple will honeymoon in Idaho. the bride is a Butte native who has never before spent a night outside the city. The groom hails from Cito and his brother, a Methodist preacher, has presided in St Pauls Wickerville and Centerville.
A fragmentary and opinionated passage argues that women's suffrage is an inevitable, natural progression in social evolution. It frames the vote as a historic phase in humanity's advancement and cites instinct and transformation as driving forces in the long struggle for equal rights.
The piece argues against women’s suffrage and public participation, claiming women should stay in domestic roles. It mocks higher education for women and asserts economic dependence on men while denying equal remuneration. It references cultural figures and theater to illustrate perceived female influence and limits.
A Duluth area mining firm installed a churn drill at its plant near Columbia Gardens to prove ore bodies on the 2,800 by 690 by 900 foot property. Initial test holes will reach about 200 feet, with up to 100 holes if successful, then more drills may be added and the ground will be mapped. Captain Wolvin cites plan to thoroughly prove ore bodies and prepare for mining operations.
A Russian representative, Dr. Goldstein, arrives in the United States for a field survey on fostering trade via a subsidized volunteer fleet between Vladivostok Vancouver and San Francisco, possibly through the Panama Canal. He says he will report to the prime minister and notes potential revenue from agricultural machinery boots and shoes raw materials leather wool furs sizing and other goods. He plans to visit Canada and Washington next.
Albany N Y Sept 14 The reprpnte court of New York is powerless to interfere with impeachment prerogatives as Albany prepares to hear charges against Governor Sulzer. The court of impeachment would decide guilt while the Senate weighs the validity of articles. Justice Chester denied a writ to stop the impeachment hearing. London scientists report sulphur dioxide emissions harming the city and its buildings.
Fragmented birth notices list numerous individuals with partial names and addresses across Butte area, including Garden Avenue, North Street and Walkerville. Entries mention births or acknowledgments in September and October with varied parent names and streets, many incomplete or garbled.
The funeral for John Rudeman will take place Monday at Tagt Park Street. Relatives include a brother Aerreis and a sister and other family members. An inquest is scheduled for next Thursday.
A reader reports Mayer offers the best value on jewelry at 2 Weet Park, Ad ye, promising the feast money savings. The note highlights Mayer as a source for affordable, quality pieces.
Forgeit Young wed at the Mountain View Methodist parish house with Rev. George D. Wolfe officiating. The couple hails from Wise River and begins their life together.
An old style advertisement extols California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for stomach liver and bowels suitable for all ages. It claims non injury producing relief from constipation biliousness and digestive discomfort and warns to buy only the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Company.
In Deavertead county a civil ceremony united Minnie 7 and Thomas amid sparse witnesses. The couple left for Nebraska after the wedding, as friends stood up in support.
Police investigate a late Friday assault on Officer Wilson. Chief Murphy urges caution as investigators pursue a possible motive and the suspect faces charges. The case ties to Officer Hennotta, with a possible connection under scrutiny as authorities seek to identify a suspect and potential jail time.
Judge Bagher, recently sworn police magistrate, ruled against 69 fines for drinks unless extenuating circumstances existed. Officials announced growing class sizes alarming enough to warrant plan changes. Many dismissed individuals return to drink, prompting measures. Constance Coillier has joined William Faversum's firm.
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