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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1907
Page
3
Many Sunday schools held exercises that delighted children with songs and festive displays. Teachers and elders organized offerings and gifts, while youngsters sang, recited, and shared Christmas memories.
The employes of the Southertt hotel honored proprietor BS Sullivan and his wife on a holiday occasion. They presented a silver water set and six glasses as a token of appreciation, with a warm, festive display and remarks acknowledging the couple.
Dispatch from Yarmondt reports that the famed Oomnnte from New York has gone abroad on That Mau dode. Yarmouth and Cartier details are given, while the coalition of John Mitchell urges improvements though reluctant to leave Marom.
City officials and staff presented Mayor Corby with a rosewood chest of silver containing 55 pieces as a token of appreciation for his leadership. The gift, delivered at the city hall after a noonday lunch, was accepted with embarrassment as his wife was away in California. Officers emphasized unity and future friendship as they presented the keepsake.
New Orleans Dec 44 The United States circuit court of appeals voided the lower court sentence in the Vienne-Gastier case denying a wrist ver Uorati br the United States supreme court yesterday The sentence is that Grange ad Chignar pays a fine of 577 70 and serves four years confinement The notice also mentions embeddement and vonaphitey wil and a harbor improvement fraud scheme connected to Carter and government protection info from Savannah with service details and family residence events
New York court suspended sentence today in the Hugo Voecks case. Voecks pleaded guilty yesterday to breaking the law. Witness Raymond Whitecock testified about accusations involving Voecks and his 14 year old sister. The court ordered custody with the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.
Crowded streets and crowded stores marked the Christmas rush as people rushed to buy gifts. Clerks worked overtime while wagons delivered purchases for homes by the fireside as festive spirit lifted a hard year. Stores like Hennessy’s and Coarrell’s drew crowds throughout the day with jewellers and markets also packed for the holiday.
Extraordinary precautions are taken to prevent tampering with the Druce grave. A large force of police surrounds Highgate cemetery as the grave is opened to determine if it contains the body of Dries or another. The matter involves the Portland case and court proceedings.
In Chicago the brewing trade grimly warns that barley shortages could shutter about a thousand saloons by May. President Ortacifon of the Brewing Commission says barley scarcity is crippling beer production and prices may rise to as high as four to seven dollars per barrel. Local saloons fear continued supply cuts and higher costs will force many to close their doors within weeks.
In Judge McGowan's court three men Albert Benry Edmond Omecolurln and Peter Perat accused as vag rants of the secretary class pleaded not guilty. The case was set for hearing Friday at 2 o'clock with a jury waived. Police had arrested them at the ABC resort as part of an alleged syndicate. Separate short items note Parrot flats shooting by John Guff and various petty offenses with fines imposed amid Christmas sentiment.
Maude Fealy stars in The Stronger Sex at the Broadway last night in a sordid tale of a Englishman who marries for money and is tamed by his innocent wife. A strong supporting company with Brandon Hurst and Mary Bertram elevates the production as holiday audiences fill the Grand Theatre for successive performances.
In a brief notice Charles Culbertson is reported elected president of Me Rus Nutland, succeeding Willan Adler. The filing mentions Culbertson’s prior role as bank cashier and notes preparations at North Main Street.
A garbled report mentions Wing Wsmcantr and names Hoplinavite Kyi and Dee, with figures and an Adjutant Tolmaon. It references a spadial grum Jary tar Jan and an investigation into a nighttime event involving Mopkinavine, all unclear due to damaged OCR text.
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