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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1903
Page
9
In a fragmented report from Venlerins, a family named Hoys, including Tre Little Hoye, remains hopeful amid hardship. Mother and brother stay in Anite as the community watches for mercy or necro relief.
Mrs Tanailus Donnelly dies at Sis tere hospital after surgery for appendicitis. She had shown brief alerts post operation but worsened, with final conscious moments comforting her children and family. Born May Kimball in Wilson New York Aug 12 1871 she became a notable singer and St Patricks choir leader in Britt, Minnesota. Her funeral plans await final arrangements.
Miss Gould a member of the board of lady managers of the Trans Mississippi Purchase exposition arrives in St Louis with six young ladies. The group stays at the Zantherh hotel and includes Miss V. Tucker Mina Addis Montgomery Mina J. Corte and Miss Elizabeth Aktman all from New York along with Miss Anne Faten of Germantown Pa and Miss M Norton of Irvington N Y. Other board members are also present for the meeting.
Middlesboro Massachusetts December 13 two men Harry Haskin aged 22 and Frank Alton aged 26 fell from a drifting ice floe on Lake Assawamsett during a squall. A. Lewis who attempted a rescue perished when the boat swamped. Brooklyn liner Brooklyn sails from Delray to Alexandria tomorrow.
In a quiet sermon Rev. Mr Chapman traced the origins of the Christian Church from Thomas Campbell to Alexander Campbell, arguing the group sought a purely New Testament basis. He stressed the motto Where the Scriptures speak we speak and where the Scriptures live we are silent, urging reunion on biblical terms.
Kennedy Furniture Co hosts a weekly sale with sessions morning afternoon and evening. Huburt Brown of Minneapolis the renowned Curnitus auctioneer will conduct the sale featuring furniture and carpets sold at buyer's price. A large display includes flowers and various pieces as ready buyers attend.
The Welsh church plans to rent a chapel building on Bavl Park street near Sacred Heart for worship, with several services held at Carpenters' Caton hall. A local donor from the Amalgamated Copter company has contributed toward completing the church’s needed funds, and a special Christmas Eve program will feature new sound enhancements.
Rich ore shows copper glances averaging 55 to 63 percent at the 1,100 foot level of the original mine. The strike, among the most important near Butte, was led by the Clark interests supplying the Butte reduction works. The find enhances ore shipments from the original mine and supports local industry.
Washington reports from Washington Oregon indicate tension within the provisional Dominican government after a recent uprising led by General Jiminez. Jiminez and followers have fled the city while the plot to remove him grows, with expectations he may become vice president as the government settles.
Gen Hernando Reyes governor of Nuevo Tren district writes to Mexican papers denying any pursuit of the presidency. He insists he will not accept the candidacy and supports President Mars policy, arguing any move toward upheaval harms the country. the letter draws strong praise and wide comment.
The comic Hopper recounts his early failed ventures in New York including The Criterion Comedy Company and One Hundred Wives. He details misadventures from mispriced matinees to a drunken, riotous audience that turned the night into a chaotic showcase.
An Amaconda iron works worker slipped on sheet iron while on the 4 foot level and suffered a badly lacerated knee. He was taken to the hospital after fifteen stitches. The 20 year old lives in Center and will be off work for several weeks.
Chicago endured a record cold day with 13 below zero, the coldest since 1868, while drifting snow hampered response to a three story building fire on Twenty second Street. A switchman died in the Chicago and North Western yards, as crews struggled through the heavy snow.
Special Dispatch reports from Tlelena on December 12 as Father Livingstone and Father Murcaury led a Catholic mission over the past two weeks. An eloquent sermon on the object of Sin concluded the men only sessions this afternoon, marking the end of the gatherings.
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