Daly Memorial Fund Nears Target As Gifts Pour In
The Daly Memorial Fund is nearing its goal as subscriptions received so far please those in charge. Contributions are welcomed at the Standard office with prompt acknowledgment to donors.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1901
Page
7
The Daly Memorial Fund is nearing its goal as subscriptions received so far please those in charge. Contributions are welcomed at the Standard office with prompt acknowledgment to donors.
A compact collection of local items from Butte including assayer and piano services, listings of piano tuners, real estate mentions, holiday travel notes, hotel rates, arrivals and illnesses, arrests for fighting, a death notice, funeral details, and a sample from the Brooklyn Eagle with a theater audience quip. Contains names such as McClure Bros, Orton Bros, Fred Orton, J. G. Bates, Montana Music Co, W. Sutton, Dora block, and references to local locations like Main Street, West Granite, and Park Street. Includes plans for the Butte Mine exploration stock at 20 cents and notices of shipments to Salem, Oregon.
Visiting Yankee remarks on closer ties between peoples under the Monroe Doctrine. Exchange references inter relate Americas and South America with emphasis on unity and shared interests amid diplomatic talk.
The Standard hosted 110 newsboys at the Finlen hotel in Butte for a festive banquet. Cyrus Griffith won the carrier prize with no kicks, while Richard McBreen and Charles Farrell received gold rings for few or no complaints. Grover Schults earned top selling honors by coordinating a paper trust to boost his totals.
The article notes the burial will be set by a special meeting of the Teographical union to decide funeral arrangements. It also reports Mrs. Ashbaugh's grief as she and two children, one ill with scarlet fever, endure quarantine and loss. Ashbaugh was a respected printer and linotype machinist cherished by colleagues.
Mrs Annie Cooper of Walkerville fell while trying to catch a street car yesterday morning and suffered a broken leg above the ankle. She was rushed to St Paul hospital for treatment as officials reported her condition improving later. In Grand Saline Texas a freight wreck near Silver Lake derailed 15 cars with five people injured and four men hurt in the wrecking crew recovery. The Cannon Ball engine was derailed during the incident.
In San Francisco on December 24 Miss Mannie Rowell married jockey Lester Reiff in a quiet home ceremony hosted by Dr. and Mrs. KE Rowell. Only a small circle of friends attended as the nuptials were kept secret.
Frank Dowler and his son Ralph drowned today in the Santa Barbara channel while fishing. The tragedy occurred off Santa Barbara, with authorities noting a sudden mishap at sea.
An American Medicine column discusses immigration deportation of a tuberculous immigrant, challenging the logic of excluding contagious disease alone. It warns about public charge risk and calls for careful, measured policy rather than blanket exclusion.
Read about lavish Christmas dinners at the Thornton Finlen and Butte cafes with ornate room decorations, extensive menus featuring seafood, roasts, and desserts, and high customer demand. Families hosted meals, staff provided attentive service, and decor impressed guests at multiple city hotels.
David L. Ashbaugh, 27, died last night at his West Broadway home after two weeks of illness from acute Brights disease aggravated by a cold. A linotype operator in the Miner composing room for about three months, he previously spent 12 years as foreman in the Statesman composing room in Salem Oregon. He leaves a widow and two children.
Strange embroideries are expected to decorate many toilets this season. Designers mix bold fantasies with eastern traditions, producing incongruous yet distinctive fabrics that stand out in smart attire.
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