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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1911
Page
8
Fragmented notes describe social visits, sales, and personal matters around Butte. Mentions of local figures, deliveries, and community events mix with scattered names and places, creating a mosaic of ambiguous items and stray advertisements.
Miners heard practical pointers on rescue work from an engineer from Le Darent as government guidance aimed to improve safety. The session covered breathing apparatus and safe drilling methods, with demonstrations and notes by experts from Butte and Sichuan. The course emphasized rapid, safe response to underground incidents and equipment use.
The Sullivan family plans a gathering at their home to honor a loved one. Relatives listed include Cannady, Sullivan, and Wat Als, with several siblings and friends expected to attend. The event will move from the home to Heart Church for services and then return to the residence.
An incident occurred yesterday on Mant Muli Street involving Havion Hock. He was reported to have engaged with others, then fled toward Wor street, pursued by an officer. An alley search followed, and a confrontation ended with authorities.
A lengthy discussion on woman suffrage dominates the page, arguing it harms the home and church. Catholic and Protestant voices clash over divorce, marriage, and civic equality, with critics labeling suffrage as a threat to family order and moral standards.
Patrick Little nee 49 a native of California died at 11 89 o clock in the home of his brother on Tee avenue He had been ill for a long time Surviving him his mother Mrs Talie of Virginia City M and M J Lille brothers and sisters all in Virginia City Two brothers George and Thomas Tal lite are in Butte He never married Born Grass Valley Cal reared in Virginia City For years storekeeper for Porist company in Butte No arrangements for the funeral yet soon made
An early morning fire on South Main Street caused a property loss at a meat market. A coal oil stove kept meat from freezing and sparked the blaze, but the fire stayed in the hatchery area and did not reach supplies in the freezer. The market is owned by W. A. Maperbeck and the loss is fully covered by insurance.
Rev Father Joseph Hy Nugent, a noted platform lecturer in America, will deliver his famous talk on the Philosophy of Civilization next Saturday evening at the Auditorium. The event is presented by the Young Women's association of Butte, which hails Father Nugent as a leading national lecturer on civilizational topics. Racial disticent Renstaw havi tonight.
At the Weekly meeting of the Sliver Row Mudes and Leber counsel delegates urged delay on McNamara inquiry. A committee was appointed to push plans for county hospital facilities while the council awaits fuller discussion next week.
Carel Holley a 25 year old itinerant traveler, passes Hell Gate and reaches Butte a day early. Police detain him at a depot but he communicates with Swiss and German officers, telegraphs his brother Frank Holley, and travels on to Warren Avenue. His brother Frank arranges a taxicab to fetch him.
A chaotic fragment details Lester Vrach, 28, in Murray's hospital after a searing hand injury in Japanest. Reportedly he grimaced as medical staff treated his wound while observers noted the unusual scene at the Great Northern roundhouse.
Fragmented prose reports St Lawrence's Mission at St Lawrence's Church closing after crowd and parish concerns. Fathers Shaw and Mollery, venerable priests, plan to return to St Tends and the children’s mission. Affected parishioners recall past services and plan to seek guidance from church authorities.
Montana's congressional group is set for a busy session with bills on Crow Indian lands erosion of Glacier National Park action on public land sales mine wages and mine worker pensions. Senator Myers and Senator Divan hold key committee chairs while Representative Pray and others plan to push for Montana interests and new legislation in irrigation lands mining and Indian affairs.
May be one of the longest sessions in its history as legislative leaders expect a crowded chamber and a marathon agenda. Speaker and party leaders prepare for a demanding, protracted stretch with party changes and potential votes anticipated tonight and into the coming days.
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