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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1910
Page
5
Memorial Day observances reported with Elks lodges leading services and honoring fallen members across counties. Local chapters coordinate parades and wreath laying to pay tribute to veterans and public servants.
A vivid obituary and memorial note outlines a fraternal lodge gathering in memory of departed members. It recalls names, ceremonies, and tribute forms, highlighting the Benevolent and Protective Order and the Broadway theater gathering. The piece portrays a solemn, community-wide remembrance with processions and a spoken tribute to longtime members.
Fragmentary note discusses Cardinal WW and church unity, referencing Christian rites, conventions, and reconciliation themes. It mentions Baltimore and various ecclesial terms, with unclear fragments about Protestant missions and rites. The readable pieces point to a broader religious unity plea amid historical church debates.
Fragmented obituary note detailing the life of Mary Baker Eddy, her Pleasant View residence in Concord, early residence on North State Street, and activities including her church leadership, charity work, and legal proceedings surrounding her estate and guardianship. Mentions associates, trustees, and court figures, with dates spanning 19th to early 20th century.
A garbled report recounts congressional inquiries into claims against a Worcester figure. It notes statements by representatives including Martin of Colorado and others, with a focus on testimony about alleged wrongdoing and the committee’s proceedings.
L. H. Herschfield, longtime Helena banker, died in New York after a career at Merghhurst National Bank and involvement in civic and political circles. He had previously served in Helena and later lived in the Peeling Wunters area and Mayotte. Funeral details and obituary notes reflect a prominent local figure with ties to banking and community service.
Mary Baker Eddy, founder of Christian Science, died at her home. The notice lists church officials, mourners, and describes her final hours, the service and reactions at the mother church, with remarks attributed to Judge Smith and Dr. George L West detailing the passing and last rites.
A fragmentary report suggests millio ks were left to Christian Science in the will of Mrs Rdy. Statements by George W. Glover and Dr. Porter Kady allege the fortune of about 2 million dollars was diverted to church trustees amid disputes over the estate.
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