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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1913
Page
4
A regional inquiry outlines how copper price shifts influence miner wages under a present contract. Wages vary with price bands, 3.50 dollars at 15 cents, rising with higher copper values. the method for averaging monthly prices is debated by mine and company officials.
John Harrington was arrested last night at 6 20 o'clock at Galena and Arizona streets by Officer Nelson on a charge of cruelty to animals. Harrington was found rending a livery horse albin and barely able to stand with heavy whip marks. The horse had been taken from Hawke Myers early in the morning and kept out all day without food. Harrington denied driving hard but said he made several stops to water the horse. He posted bond to answer in police court this morning.
Judge Donlan ordered John W. Barnaman to pay Beasle Barna man $0 now, $33 in two weeks, and $50 attorney fees, plus raise monthly support from $18 to $20 for their daughter. Barnaman, a barber, previously signed a deed to give up a ranch and paid $100 to his wife. He allegedly threatened to kill her with a revolver, later giving the gun to a friend. The Denery divorce case details severe abuse and a request to restore Jessie M. McKay maiden name.
Margaret Sullivan, wife of Joseph Sullivan, died yesterday at 783 North Wyoming Street aged 38. She leaves her husband, five children, two nieces Kate of Butte and Minnie Sullivan of Falliver. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
A blogpost about Robert Teanhs, described as a true Sandherner, claims he welcomed all and opposed a hotel in his hometown. A local representative of an extinct party criticizes his presence and hospitality, saying he does not belong and should be kept away.
New hats and bonnets for little ones in velour velvet corduroy and fur trimmed with flowers ribbon and fur. Hatter's plush options priced from 85 cents to 6 dollars and 50 cents.
New York on September 15 reports Big Tim Sullivan laid in state at St Patrick’s Cathedral before a funeral procession to Calvary Cemetery. Tens of thousands from across the city attended, with a notable East Side contingent and a long funeral march reflecting Sullivan’s influence.
Secretary Garrison reported the army in better condition after two months visiting posts in the Midwest and West. He supported a three year enlistment with discharge to reserve and vocational training, while opposing a large standing army or concentration of forces. He kept his exact views on reserve service timing private.
In San Francisco on September 6 the trial of Maury I Tiggs and Attorney B G Harris before Judge William Van Fleet continues tomorrow. The defendants face conspiracy to suborn perjury in the Diges Caminetti matter. One more Lip defense witness will be heard, with a one hour per side for documents. The maximum penalty is five years. The court will defer sentencing in the White slave Diggs Caminetti cases until after the Riggs Harris case concludes.
The text recalls medieval dining habits with pineapple chunks and roast beer. It notes Tudor May teeth were black from dirt, honey on beets, sugar for poultry, and overly sweet wine to please gourmets. It mentions Tangishimen currant jelly and pork sauces alongside chicken preparations.
A four year battle with a disabling eczema on the face confined to one spot then spread to others was cured after using Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment. The patient notes marked skin darkening but full recovery after two months. Free trial offered by Resinol department in Baltimore.
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