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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1903

Page

4

Christmas at theaters and holiday lineup in Butte

The outlet lists major holiday attractions at Butte venues including the Grand and Empire houses. Jack Munroe's show at the Provai Theater and the Broadway Me Blttner stock company with The Parish Priest headline Sunday. The Clay and Lost River productions, along with A Chinese Honeymoon, are noted for early January engagements and a starry company roster.

Weason Uys Hil Bern Buite Grand Empire Vauterne Jack Munroe MeBlttner Stock Company Butte Theater-geere Father Whalen Rank Montsomers WW. Bittner EXT Montrose Chrig Moran Otters Dittners Butte Raad Joseph Arthur Dandad Tutte Wists Sam B. Shayers Nixon & Zimaterman Dol Edward Lawrence May ‘En Broeck Fevone Bykest

Christmas in jail courts terse with three cases

The new court yesterday handled a small docket with only three cases in the drunks and cage category. Judge Hoyle disposed of them summarily. The city knows the figure as “Crazy Dick” Fole Stone, tied to Me Catemin, among locals.

Pa- New Hoyle Fole Crazy Dick

Unclear historical incident on county jail term

Fragmentary report shows individuals named Jack Mervon and Prk Cant facing drunkenness charges after failing to pay a local fee of eight dollars. They were jailed or held by authorities, with a reference to a 3 0 term and Christina behind the pa. Committal to the city is noted.

Jack Mervon Prk Iil Will Christina Eltynth

Resignation of Capt Hannah Accepted

Dec 2 report from The Standard notes Capt W J Hannah's resignation accepted by the national guard unit here. A special regimental meeting was planned after a committee received the adjutant general's notice from Helena, with officers Sargent Necatney and J F Whiter involved in confirming the action and scheduling hearings within four weeks.

C. Monin National Guard J. J. White Helen Timaah White Sargent Gardiner J. F. Whiter Pits

Death of Mrs Kale Connally at Bullatly Street

Notice of the death of Mrs Kale Connally wife of Tinoty Connolly of No 7 Bullatly Street. She died Wednesday night leaving small children including an infant boy and a girl about one year nine months old.

Kale Connally Tinoty Connolly Bultaly Street Bishles Gio Mary al Tae

Dyspepsia Cure Promoted With Tablets Claim

An old advertisement extols Stewart's Dyspepsia Tablets as relief for indigestion and stomach distress. It claims the tablets support digestion, restore stomach health, and enable active work, noting no substitute exists and urging use through druggists.

A Guarantee of Cheerfulness From Dyspepsia Tablets

An antique ad extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for sour mood and irritability caused by indigestion. It claims the tablets restore appetite and social ease, citing a Nebraskan customer’s testimonial and noting the product is sold by druggists at a box price.

Noah Stuart Shuart

Delinquent Tax List Names Prominent Local Figures

A mangled OCR town tax roll lists well known names such as Mor Mietanee Anheuser Brewery and Madison property holders. It notes delinquent amounts including $450 for Gideon Armour and $48,000 for Kate Cubban’s estate, with various firms like Montant Loan and Realty and Western Asphalt cited. The document records totals, mentions banks, churches, and mining interests, and names many individuals including W A Clack and M C Conroy among others.

Jk Combs Mor Mietanee Anheuser Uuseh Reewing Company Sot Butte Nad de Gideon Armour Ghuves Kate Te Cubban Vna Thimilton Wdver Uishur Varderbilt Maruuinus M. ¥. Conroy M. H. Hanson Janes W Vhis Lee Mie Ue She Knowles Hassell J. C. Benders Wytray Dred Holbrook Ch i. Lloyd Payelle Harrington Uredighl Hyp Mining Centmsy Menry Mittle Bernard Noon Silver How Nathanal Bank The Second Presbyterian Church Weatern Asphalt and Gravel Roofing Comming Simpaon

Horticultural Society Meeting Plans Announced

The Great Falls based Montana State Horticultural Society plans its annual meeting for 19, 20, and 21. Executive committee members and delegates from local groups are expected to attend, including J. Ali, president of the Rent North J., H. L. Wilcon secretary of agriculture, and C. Ed. Wrage president of Town’s agricultural society. The event aims to coordinate with the Mennnian Agricultural Society and feature the society band among attendees.

Chet Fila Great Falls Montana J. Ali Rent Orth J. HL. Wicon Agricultre CL Ed. Wrage Slit Toned of Agriculture Hysueloty

Christmas preparations brighten Stor: Christma s program at Storrs hall

Special correspondent reports a large Christmas effort at Stor s hall with a subscription raise and donated tree decorations. A children’s program, snacks, and gifts are planned with teachers Professor Lewis and Miss Mary Fitzgerald coordinating. Local residents and officials contribute to the event while the Royal Mishbenders and Modern Woodmen organize related festivities.

Storrs Hall Lewis Mary Fitzgerald P. Gallaher George Uensler Larry Stephens Bozeman F.C. Whyte Tod Gillie Cole and Winchell Amalgamated Company Dora Hamilton State Normal School Dillon Peter Cox George Griffin Annie MccNatly Ne Despin Anaconda Napoleon Bourke Blairs Anaconia Ie Houlaya Thor Wim

High priced miracle shoes from a Madison Square factory

A dubious tale from New York describes 1000 dollar shoes marketed as cures for sensitive nerves in the feet. A cobbler-doctor prescribes foot examinations, plaster casts, and tailor made footwear, with prices ranging up to 1000 dollars per pair and buyers eager for relief despite fanciful claims.

New York Mail Madison Square

New Yorker cobbler profits from high heel fad

A New Yorker, described as a rich contractor, allegedly defrauded $59,000 via fancy shoes and orthopedic contrivances. The article notes his growing business, plans to expand, and a controversial revival of high heels tied to nervous disorders, with warning about pay-per-pill remedies.

Cohier Newwaile

Mechanical refrigeration on railroad cars breakthrough idea

An Philadelphia inventor presents a rail car cooling system driven by axles to power compressing units. Brine filled tanks end to end provide cooling, with expansion coils and a thermostat controlled floor to maintain precise temperatures for perishable goods during transit.

APH Tlphia

Rise of Schwab From Mill Worker to Steel Magnate

In the Raleigh N C Post piece a young man named Schwab rose from steel mill work to head the great steel trust. His ascent was once used as a sermon text to inspire youths, but now the narrative is seen in a different light.

Raleigh N.C Schwab Steel Rust

Rise from laborer to millionaire ends in ruin

A narrative shows how wealth and power corrupted a poor man’s ascent. Speculative excesses destroyed the earnings and left him with a damaged reputation. The tale underscores the perils of sudden riches and the lasting stain it leaves.

Milanoire

Hurricane Warnings Misjudged By Ship Captain

Weather bureau warned Tampico of an approaching hurricane on Aug 11 but a light breeze cleared the way for a voyage. By dawn on the 4th the storm hit with rain and gale force, three days of rough seas followed, and 270 cattle perished as hatches opened after three days. The captain’s misreading led to disaster despite the prior forecast.

Weather Bureau Hunavedy Geasela Martness Tampico Mexico Mexican Stas Iig

Senator Vanna Attacks Subsidy Bill At Rally

In a Baltimore public assembly Senator Vanna criticized the subsidy bill, calling it harmful. He warned it could be a powerful soporific, likening it to a drug that may render the public inert yet leave breathing faintly.

Baltimore Benator Vanna

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