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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1903
Page
6
Fragmentary text from a Butte newspaper references faces and a dental parlor at W Park S in New York with unclear context and timing. The readable portion mentions dental parlors and a partial address.
Tickets cover a round trip by train with a Saturday game and Monday return. Price is ten dollars includes two meals and four onboard items. Tickets available at Northern Pacific and BB A V F ticket offices. James Kleen Waite, Resident Manager, The Hawaii amition, Mont, handles rates and booklet.
Centerville deputies pursued Patrick Rogers after a break from Silver Baw county jail. Reports say Rogers and companions Lennox, Martin, and Ortoff were recaptured or at large as authorities patrolled Deer Lodge, Melrose, and surrounding rail lines. Several prisoners face capture, with charges including robbery and murder.
Henry Melcher was convicted of third degree assault in Justice Patrick Colligan's court yesterday and sentenced to 90 days in the county jail. Schaefer, a longtime Butte district resident and the victim, suffered a broken arm. Melcher testified that Schaefer called him a pauper, an insult he would not tolerate. The incident occurred at the Silver Bow saloon on South Main Street on July 9.
Meetings conducted by Rev. Mr. Jeffery of Bethel Baptist Church, colored, show nightly increases in attendance and optimism for good. Last night’s service praised as among the best. Rev. J Vernon to preach tonight and Rev. J Groeneveld tomorrow night. Services begin at 8 on the baseball grounds. all are invited.
Policemen Loughrin Radmilovich Frank Landergran and William My ’13 arrested by Serjeant McGrath for begging on East Broadway at a late hour. They are to answer to Judge Boyle this morning.
Rome August 11. A week after election Pope Pius is reported to have fainted at mass due to heart weakness and fatigue. Doctors advised rest and postponed audiences while the pontiff showed improvement but remained cautious about leaving his apartment.
Reported disturbance last night led Captain Grant to raid a cabin where seven people were allegedly found enjoying themselves. Detainees, named Mike Murray James Bates Henry Edwards FB Connelly May Smith Mary Mulphy and Kate Mitchell, were jailed to await a hearing before Judge Boyle. Assistants included Barshaw O'Brien and D S Sullivan and Mary Papello known as Dutch Mary, whose status has been questioned before.
The Catholic Herald reports Vincenzo Vannutelli will serve as papal secretary of state. The announcement specifies his appointment by the pope, marking a significant leadership change in the Vatican administration.
Ludwig Adler fifth ward alderman and John Barkovich once on the police force fought in Adler’s saloon after an hour. The clash stemmed from long standing political differences. Barkovich bore a swollen face while Adler left with a sprained ankle and injuries. Barkovich may file a warrant against Adler today.
John Temple Graves of Atlanta defends lynching as remedy for criminal assault by Negroes at a New York Chautauqua mob conference. He argues segregation as path to end crime and asserts the mob serves as restraint, a harsh view on racial violence amid rising mob action.
Delegates at the International Typographical Union convention consider laws changes including a permanent five cent per capta defense fund from Los Angeles and apprenticeship learning times for typesetting machines. A three month limit was debated, six month proposals failed, and 19 of 7 resolutions were approved by adjournment for the day. Afternoon hours were spent on excursions.
Special Dispatch to the Standard says Montana men earned positions on convention committees in Washington with John H. Chrystal of Anaconda on returns and finances John Baker of Helena on union labels and textbooks and Robert Shields of Butte on the Los Angeles Times contest The MTN recognition on committee appointments is noted as significant
Cincinnati dispatch reports J. K. Brown cashier of the Union bank at New Folland has been mysteriously missing since Saturday. Depositors fear the bank holds about $200,000, while the safe opened by an expert yielded only $538 in precious metal. Books show losses may total about $75,000.
Denver August 11 The National Building Trades council adopted regulations indorsing William R Hearst for the presidential nomination and A S Waudby of Rochester N Y for U S labor commissioner on retirement of Carroll D Wright.
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