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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1913
Page
20
The article examines how copper price fluctuations affect miner wages under the current contract. It questions whether the wage tiers are set by the average monthly price or by daily averages, citing inquiries from the Anaconda Company.
John Harrington was arrested at 6:20 near Galena and streets on a cruelty to animals charge. Officer Nelson found him driving a horse exhausted and whip marked, with no food or water all day after being taken from Mawke livery. Harrington posted a $100 bond to answer in police court.
Judge Donlan ordered John W. Barnaman to pay his wife 0 by Saturday, 55 two weeks later, and 50 for her attorney within 30 days as overdue alimony. Monthly support increases to 20 for their daughter. Barnaman, a barber earning 17 to 20 weekly, faces temporary alimony hearing amid threats and jealousy allegations.
A sale ad touts a wide range of suits at Boucher 39 West Park Street with prices from 15 to 33 dollars. An obituary notes the death of Margaret Sullivan at 723 North Wyoming Street aged 38, leaving a husband Joseph Sullivan and two nieces, with funeral arrangements to be announced. The clipped text references beaded shades and a biographer’s remark about Robert and a hotel in his hometown.
New hats and bonnets for children showcase velour felt corduroy plush and fur with colors and shapes from 75 cents to 7.95. Bonnets for the wee tots feature velour velvet corduroy fur and trims of flowers ribbon and fur plumes priced up to 6.50. All items new and styled in the season’s freshest tones.
New York notes the large funeral procession for "Big Tim" Sullivan. At St Patrick’s Cathedral the in state body drew tens of thousands from across the city, with congressmen leading mourners and a long funeral train through the east side to Calvary Cemetery. Also reports a disturbance case and wireless telegraphy impacts in Central Africa, plus a printer’s error in a Te Deum phrase.
Secretary of War Garrison returns from two months touring posts and states support for a three year enlistment with reserve discharge, vocational training, and a more attractive army. He avoids specifics on centralized concentration and says details will come in orders later.
In San Francisco the Diggs and Harris conspiracy and perjury trial in federal court before Judge Van Fleet continues with Harris cross examination resuming. A one hour argument time limit is set for each side, and sentencing in the Diggs Caminetti White slave cases will be deferred until this trial ends.
Sir Walter Besant recounts medieval meals with blackened teeth from diet. Honey crowned beef and sugar brightened poultry. Wine was sweetened to please the palate of the era. Even now currant jelly with mutton and apple sauce with pork echo Tudor favor. Stewed pears in Germany finish chicken.
A Greenwood Delaware resident reports a long battle with eczema on the face and body. After using Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment for two months the sores faded and itching stopped. The ad claims doctors prescribe Resinol for 18 years and offers a free trial address in Baltimore.
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