O Brien Funeral Arrangements Set for Morning Mass
The funeral of the late Mrs. O'Brien will be held tomorrow morning at St Lawrence Church with high mass to follow. Interment will be in the Catholic cemetery.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1913
Page
12
Funeral notices and cards of thanks from local families
Notices list funeral arrangements and family thanks for Mrs Martin and others. Jody Glenn Walker and M J Walsh care of arrangements. services at Richards parlors and East Galena street residence. Card of thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for support during sickness and burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seareh
Walker
Jody Glenn
Sita
Martin
William
Galena Street
N. Hurst
Mra
Alfred Thomas
Driscoll Flory Driscoll Dies at 9 A M
Joseph Richards of 198 Montana Street reports the death of Driscoll Flory Driscoll yesterday morning at his late residence. The funeral will be held at St Lawrence church with services to follow, burial in Holy Cross cemetery. Card of thanks from Ellen McNamara and family notes appreciation for kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Driscoll
Flory Driscoll
St Lawrence
Taterment
Holy Cross Cemetery
John McNamara
AO. IL
Ellen M'Namara
Funeral notices and remembrances in local undertaker parlor
The page lists funeral notices for Harrington, Mrs Wertin, Low Andrews, Hammontire, Acket, and Charles Babis. It notes services at Sacred Heart and Hearne churches, with masses and times, and indicates locations of funeral parlors and family residences in Walkerville and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkerville Pfsermaine
Hearne
Andrews
Low Andrews
Duggan
Hammontree
Iain Hammonirer
Pat
Mining interests circle Butte Duluth prospects in bid for control
Captain A B Wolvin said outsiders and local operators seek control of the Butte Duluth properties and plant. He disclosed two offers from heavy mining interests in six months but refused to name bidders or state prices. He said progress at the plant continues and no price is ready for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte & Superior
Wolvin
Butte
Butte Duluth
A. B. Wolvin
Butte Duluthith
Captain Wolvin
Butte’ & Superior
Ftv
Duluth
Bu Uiet
Questions and Answers on Historic US Coinage and Fights
A compilation of quiz style items covers Hat yaw Kill Standford White dated June 35 1908 and boxing events in New York New Orleans Denver San Francisco Philadelphia Jacksonville where Corbett defeated Mitchell in the third round. It also outlines the trade dollar history from the 1873 act to 1884, noting legal tender limits and silver content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standford White
Montana
New York
Wisconsin
United States
Denver
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Asonseay
New Orleans
Bolas
Bart Mitenel
Jacksonville
Corbett
Mitchell
Mountaineer magazine shows steady growth and history
The Mountaineer edited by Butte high school students debuts a four page issue with a strong readable mix of fiction editorials and athletics. It traces the magazine’s past from Youth to High School Leader and Mountaineer, noting business growth and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thone
Mountaineer
Butte
Alfa Smith
Babette
Sylvia Finlay
Marian Martin
Brinig
Kenneth Simmons
Dolph Hellbronner
Paul Clark
John Co Fette
Dolph Hellbronher
Etmas
Defendant Awarded Damages After Faulty Construction Verdict
In the case of J. H. Turney et al v. F. A. Tronside, a jury in Judge Lynch's district court last night found for the defendant on the counter claim and awarded him $20 plus costs. The plaintiff sought payment for materials and labor on a residence for Dr. Ironside. the counter claim alleged faulty construction, the basis of the damages. Jurors were thanked by the court and wishes for a Merry Christmas were extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
Department of the District Court
J. H. Turney
F. A. Tronside
Dr. Ironside
Harrington Funeral Attended by Family After Fatal City Accident
Michael T. Harrington died in a Butte hospital from injuries after an accident in front of the Thornton hotel. Relatives dispute an initial report claiming intoxication and a skull fracture from a fall or collision with a stationary streetcar. They contend the car struck him, denying intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael T. Harrington
Butte
Thehornton Hotel
Harrington
Bridegroom Secures Bride After Fine
Harry Nicholas, a Greek restaurant man of Butte, paid a $10 fine for his bride of eight days, Ruby Stafford, who had been arrested on drunkenness. She was jailed previously for failure to pay the fine until her husband appeared to post the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Nicholas
Booker
Ruby Stafford
Harry’ Nicholas
Butte
Nicholas
North Canadian officers and witnesses start for Lillooet
Joseph W. Burr chief provincial constable of British Columbia led a foray to the Lillooet district with Arthur W. Collins and Agnes Jack and other witnesses who were in Butte for the extradition hearing of Benjamin Blakeley to Lillooet for the May 30 1909 killing of Archie Thivarge. The witnesses testified under writs as they awaited Secretary of State Bryan in Washington to approve extradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Burr
British Columbia
Lillooet
Arthur W. Collins
Northwest Mounted Po- Nee
Agnes Jack
Butte
Benjamin Blakeley
Archie “Thivarge
Blakeley
Bryan
Washiton
Fires Set at Two Homes Do Little Damage
Butter Fire Department rushed to 619 Utah avenue at 1 15 pm to fight a small brick house blaze owned by Mrs Lee Roy. a second fire at 11 Maryland avenue at 1 27 pm scorched Mrs C J Dennis kitchen from an overheated range. Damage described as practically nothing in both cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butter
Utah Avenue
Lee Roy
Maryland Avenue
C.J. Dennis
Equal Franchise League Meeting in Unitarian Hall
The Montana Equal Franchise League held a meeting in the Unitarian parish house yesterday afternoon. Miss Marie Sanders was chosen third vice president and Mrs Garver became corresponding secretary. Four of five executive board seats were filled amid discussion of suffrage topics and a parliamentary drill to be led by Miss Mary O Neil. A musical program featuring Miss Margaret Carney Miss Minnie Tinetti and violin duets delighted attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Thom
Clinch
Audien
Mary O'Neil
James Floyd Denison
California
Amon
W. HL. Smith
Colorado
Anna Held on Broadway Royal American Continental Tour
Anna Held, under John Cort, brings the American Continental tour to Broadway shows for matinee and night performances. The Anna Held All-Star Variety traveling special features seven famous specialty acts in a deluxe production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Held
John Cort
Anna
Stars and Acts of Europe China and America at The Stage
Miss Held reveals her wardrobe and the famed diamond stockings. George Beban presents The Sign of the Rose with his Capital Actors Company. Frances and Florette star in European ballroom acts. Herschel Hennler, a piano mimic, headlines a lineup of top acts and feminine beauty amid splendid scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beban
Frances
Florette
Herschel Henler
George Curry Denies Reunion With Duncan Socialists
George Curry former president of the Butte Miners union says reports of reuniting with Mayor Duncan’s socialist faction are false. He claims she remains opposed to the undemocratic revocation of the charter of Butte local No 1. He and his wife attended the Duncan meeting as spectators out of curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Curry
Butte, Miners' Union
Duncan
Butte
Subway Car Seats Expanded for New York City
New designs for subway cars increase seating to 78 from 40. Trained operators will allow 202 passengers seated versus current 440 standing count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Subwaya
New York City
Snverish
Hain
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MLLE
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T. J. McCarthy
East Broadway
Idaho
Swift
Electric Light
Tod
Undertakers
M. J. Walsh
Joseph Richards
Montana Street
Larry Duggan
Ake
Questions
China
Davis
Sinas
Haviland China
Seng
Berry
Derry Nets
Ax Berry Blane
Wise Tse
Barney & Berry
Siles
Unity
Rochester Hardware Co
N. Main St
Butte A
North Sea
Equal Franchise League
Stars and Acts of
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Europe
Mr. Dooley
Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
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