Montreal Eucharistic Congress Described by Bishop Carroll
Anacona newspaper notes Bishop Carroll’s vivid two part lecture on the Montreal Eucharistic Congress held Sept 6 to 11. He details the mass in Notre Dame with 15,000 workers, the papal legate’s address on labor, receptions, a 30,000 child procession, and a 35,000 strong youth rally. He praises conferences, the open air mass for 300,000 worshipers, and the five mile sacred procession led by Cardinal Vannutelli. He closes with lessons on faith, Christ’s flesh, and calls for peace, family happiness, and continued devotion. The next congress sites are listed for 1911–1914 including Seville, Vienna, Lyons, Chicago, and New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Bishop Carroll
Montreal
Cathedral of
Notre Dame
Cardinal Vannutelli
Christ
Lomer Gouin
Quebec
Vannutelli
Wilfred Laurier
London
Father Lambert
New York Freeman
St. James’ Church
Tower of
Fletcher's Field
Mount Royal
Poelice
Logue
Gibbons
Carroll
St. Peter
Vale of Tears
Heavenly Kingdom
Seville
Spain
Vienna
Lyons
France
United States
Chicago
New Orleans
Local notes and holiday ads fill Harper's city pages
A collage of mini notices covers shops and services such as Diamond Verberckmoes jewelry and Stagg's gifts, plus holiday laundry at Eagle laundry. It notes Bert Schils and MacRae's store hours, Fraternal Brotherhood and I C G T funeral details, and members traveling to St Louis and Globe for work and family.
Postmaster Harper Gets Instructions For Postal Savings
Postmaster General Hitchcock announced readiness for postal savings deposits to begin January 3. Training sessions in Washington instructed second class offices on operations, with tests planned in 12 Rocky Mountain and Pacific coast locales and more offices to convene soon for similar instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hitchcock
Postal Savings Banks
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast States
Burnett
Globe
Ariz
Leonard
Oroville
Cal
Bohn
Another Child Victim of Coastline Accident
A 9 year old girl, Mary Burggrat of 614 Pine Street, suffered a leg fracture when her foot touched a glide and her bobsled snapped into a rut on Walnut Street. Dr. Rizer attended the injured child and she remained under medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
Mary
Louis Burggrat
Pine Street
Dr. Rizer
Handkerchiefs Special Today at Holiday Booth
A holiday handkerchief booth occupies part of the floor with a dedicated display. Hundreds of patterns and over twenty prices from 5¢ to $2.25. All purchases today receive a 20 percent discount, whether large or small.
Brave Girl Survives Hospital Operation After Injury
A brave girl injured in an accident was rushed to a hospital where her broken limb was set. She endured pain on the dressing table but remained quiet through the operation. She has been sent home to rest and is resting comfortably.
Anaconda Iron Workers Social Session at Davis Hall
The Anaconda branch of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers held its regular meeting at Davis hall followed by a lively social session. Members performed impersonations reminiscences and songs while new officers were elected for the ensuing term including President J. H. Regan and Vice President Raymond Reardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Davis Hall
James Feagner
Joseph Hedge
John R. Reagan
Thomas Russell
Larry Keegan
George Ball
Andrew Orson
Jacob Sabre
J. H. Regan
Raymond Reardon
J. H. Reod
Lawrence Heegan
Illusionists Devoes thrill crowd at Imperial Theatre opening
The Devoes wow audiences with a bullet through the body trick and midair levitation of Mrs Devoe in a stunning illusion act. Whitfield Ireland present rural sketches with song and humor. Musical Stevens showcases a knife and utensil orchestra. Ford and Miller perform as The Dancer and the Yodler. Bioscope short Bumptious at the Ball Game captivates viewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Ford
Miller
Whitfield
Ireland
Hirschais
Imperial Orchestra
Devoes
Imperial Theater
Professor Devoe
Miss Ireland
Letter to Santa Claus From Fleetwood Sothcott
A postcard style missive addressed to Santa Claus at the North Pole from Fleetwood Sothcott requests a tool box and other toys for a good boy, with wishes for Grandma in England and a note about Santa’s leg. The child asks Santa to eat grape nuts to stay strong and mentions 2038 West Commercial Avenue as a return address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus Standard Office
Anaconda
West Commercial Avenue
Santa Claus
Grandma
England
North Pole
Santa
Fleetwood
Sothcott
City warrants payable at treasurer for several districts
All city warrants on improvement district funds are now payable at the city treasurer's office. Interest ceases December 16, 1910 for districts 29 30 44 48 and 54 as well as warrants 12380 for district 35 and 12671 for district 42. R. J. Dunn City Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Dunn
Copinus Cloth ing Co Circular Ad Offers Savings
A brief advertisement directs readers to obtain a money saving circular from Copinus Clothing Company located at 317 East Park Avenue. The store is controlled by the Auerbach sales agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copinus Clothing Company
East Park Avenue
Auerbach Sales
Arbitator Talks With Managers and Engineers
Chicago December 18 Labor Commissioner Neill held two conferences to avert an engineers strike on 61 western railroads. He met the managers' committee in the morning and engineers in the afternoon, but gave no statement on progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles P. Neill
Chief Justice White to be sworn in today
Washington date line reports Justice Edward Douglas White will take the oath as chief justice of the U S Supreme Court tomorrow. His commission is with the clerk and ceremony plans are set, with spectators assured easy access to the new chief. He will sit in a cooler cane chair at the head of the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edward Douglas White
Supreme Court of the United States
White
Attorney Henry F. Allen Leaps From Tenth Floor Window
Buffalo man Henry F. Allen age 73, an attorney and former judge of the court of claims, jumped from a tenth floor office window in the Mutual Life building after tying a handkerchief over his eyes. He died from multiple injuries despite his eyeglasses and a gold watch in his pocket still intact. he had long suffered nervous prostration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Henry F. Allen
Court of Claims
Mutual Life
Triumph of Peace Union Service Denounces Militarizing Canal
Six Chicago churches joined in a union peace service and adopted a memorial to the president and Congress protesting militarization of the Panama Canal and calls for the canal to be a triumph of peace. The gathering urges the United States to offer the canal as a contribution to peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Congress
Panama Canal
Com
Merce of science art and religion unite nations
A call champions a binding bond among peoples through shared science art and religion. It rejects border fortifications and armed men as a backward hindrance to civilization and progress.
Waste In College Research Finds Major Flaws
New York reports Morris L. Cook of the Carnegie foundation details a study of Harvard Columbia Wisconsin Princeton Williams Toronto Haverford and MIT. He says most universities run with unbusinesslike fines and waste in research, praising Columbia as an exception and urging adoption of managerial principles from industry to improve efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Morris L. Cook
Carnegie Foundation
Harvard
Columbia
Wisconsin
Princeton
Williams
University of Toronto
Haverford
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cook
Cabin Passenger Held in Irons Aboard Ship
New York December 18 A cabin passenger aboard the steamship Themispolis arriving today is kept in irons by order of the Greek minister. The captain refused to deliver him to immigration authorities. Claimed to be a Greek army officer implicated in a $4 million defalcation. He offered no resistance and did not deny being the wanted man. Authorities say he may become a public charge and demand a hearing and proof before deportation. Ellis Island officials protest his detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Themispolis
United States
Ellis Island
Brave son of sheriff holds prisoners at bay in jail escape
Lima Ohio December 18 four county jail prisoners won freedom after a murderous assault on Sheriff Van Gurlen. The sheriff was knocked unconscious as his 15 year old son stood over him and held the escapees at bay until help arrived. Berger and Evans were recaptured. The sheriff's condition is listed as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Ohio
van Gurlen
Charles Collins
Spencer Stevens
William Evans
Herman Berger
Berger
Evans
Collins
Charlton Case Pending Habeas Corpus Challenge
Porter Charlton, sought by Italy for the murder of his wife Mary Scott Castle Charlton at Lake Como, will be moved from Jersey City to Trenton, N J, to pursue habeas corpus in district court with plans to appeal to the U S Supreme Court if denied. The note adds that the envelope was invented by M de Vallier around 1653.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Porter Charlton
Italy
Mary Scott Castle Charlton
Lake Como
Jersey City
Trenton
N. J
District Court
Charlton
Supreme Court of the United States
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Standard Drug Store
Copinus Clothing Co
Anaconda News
Fager
Car
Nadian City
Farley
O'Connell
MacCallum
Cloutier
East Park Ave
Just
California
Harper's
Gebs
Hammersiough
National Union
L. A. of
The
Mint
Vermillion’s
Knights of Pythias
Bert Schils
Butte
Central Labor Council
Stagg's
China
Tescher's
Eagle Laundry
Main Street
T. R. Francis of
Missoula
MacRae
Theetitie
Rock Springs
Diamond
Washoe Coal Company
C. I. Emerson
of the Smelter
St. Paul
MacRae’s
Montana
Verberckmoes
East Park
Joseph McEvilly
Globe, Ariz
Dewey Hall
James Starrh
W. C. Bach
the Standard
St. Louis
R. B. Patterson
James R. Starrh
Cherry Street
Methodist Church
James W. Tait
Jarmnes RR
Starrh
W. H. Raymond
MacRas's
Teeven
Gay Harmersrlough
Copies Clothing Company
Seve
Jaya
Tyvur
Pivtt
Rae
Harper
Postal Savings Bank
Dosen
Fuller Drug CO
Rexall
Park Avenue
Anaconda Iron Workers
Imperial
Buffalo, N. Y
Hammerslough’s Diamond Merchant
BIG Blackfoot Lumber
Bonner
M. de Vallier
Waterman
the Smith Drug Co
Main and Park
Kodak Dealers
Western Montana National Bank
Missoula, Mont
United States Depository
John Lehsou
Ok Yman
Poe Y Oo
M. L. Gulden
Ion
Daly Bank and Trust CO
Transco
Anaconda National Bank
Capital
Cascarete
Uke
I&i
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