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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1906
Page
10
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Butte residents and visitors are listed at Finlen and Thornton hotels. People from Pipestone, Helena, Boulder, Missoula, and Tacoma are noted as guests or in town for holidays. Local businesses like Bergetrand’s Thornton, Wetzstein’s cafe, and the Standard advertise papers, groceries, and coal, while events include a charity dance at Coliseum and a band engagement at California.
Children and families gathered for a Welsh Sunday School Christmas tree event. A varied program featured seven boys in an exercise, lullaby songs, recitations by young pupils, and musical numbers. Superintendent Davies awarded presents for good conduct as Santa distributed gifts. the audience included alums, with performances by multiple duets and a welcome address.
A school event described at Grace Lumay School featured a Christmas program with a choir, Christine leet performances, and exercises by participants from Goonan Lutheran Reed’sh Lutheran First Norwegian and Walkerville Methodist churches. The program included a commented display, gifts for children, and a well rehearsed, well received pageant led by Mrs Bolora and Chrisarus.
At the Grant a Loving Cup was presented to Ac Sharpley by associates and staff in appreciation of his work. Louis Bennison and Mr Sharpley appeared as the attractions and the ceremony included speeches praising Sharpley and the team. The cup, filled with wine, circulated as toasts were offered and the cast celebrated near the stage.
Sam Vodish Tom George and John Glagoviel were arrested on North Wyoming Street at 10 o clock night for carrying zone weapons and looting. Officers Pesky Murphy arrested them after a hectic chase as shots rang out, claiming the trio intended violence before they were held for bond.
A fragment notes Lodol will remedy Bea chnan’s digestive issues. The term Ladot, an old reference to a 16 digestion aid, is mentioned with medical context. A reference to addresses 32 North Main and 42 East Park appears as locations related to the item.
William Sutie and Afiss Mae Keam were married last evening in Emanuel Presbyterian church. The ceremony was small with close friends in attendance. Presents were exchanged and the couple will reside on South Gaylord street. He is a well known miner and she is from a prominent eastern family.
A distinctive Christmas morning service at Meanerville Midihdlist Episcopal church began at 7 o clock yesterday. A large attendance filled the church despite the early hour. The service featured extensive singing of Christian carols and the gathered congregation appeared deeply moved by the entertainment.
Chicago area prep football team travels to Seattle for a New Year's Day game against a rival high school. Fourteen players on the roster prepare for the coast trip amid strong condition and a plan linked to new and popular fare discounts. Also noted: funeral for William Ahern at Michael Buckley residence with mass at Sacred Heart Church. The Capital Brawling Co announces a panorama at their venue on Broadway with meals available Saturday and Monday.
A man in London suffered a leg fracture during Christmas revelry after a quarrel in Park Street saloon led to a fight. He was taken to St James Hospital with a left tibia fracture, and his holiday plans were interrupted as authorities investigated the incident.
Patrol driver Dan Tharringtonfound a wallet on North Main near Connell’s corner containing $25 in bills and silver. A woman and her crying daughter returned to claim it after Tharrington notified the station. The grateful pair said the money was all they had for Christmas.
Catharine and Gadyn Allen, ages 10 and 2, were abducted on the street by a stranger while on their way to school. The suspect, described as a heavily veiled woman, forced the children into a car and sped to the railroad station toward the east. Mrs. Glemmens later said the children were taken by Mrs. Penory Davis Wad and her husband in New York City. the court placed the children in guardianship and the mother traveled to New York.
In Renovo Pennsylvania on December 22 a triple elopement occurred as three couples wed in Oluan New York and Wisconsin. Margaret Conway and Robert Menachron tied first, Sadie Stout and Leo McNerney wed next, and Catherine McNerney and Harry Wharton formed the third pair. A surprise public welcome by the band greeted the newly married couples at the Renovo station as relatives learned of the weddings.
Fifty Washington seminary students travel home after a rash of petty thefts, including clothing, money, and jewelry, unsettles staff and pupils. The principal ordered a dormitory search before chapel, a crumpled $5 bill found, and several recovered items fed curiosity as departures resumed.
Dorothy Eastman aged 31, reported missing by her keeper Cook, fled in a knickerbocker suit with Scarlet sweater. Police feared foul play as she wandered to the Haipden restaurant before being found and returned home for Christmas money. She later slept at a downtown hotel amid frantic family appeals.
A southbound passenger train on the Chicago, Pearl & Eastern Louis Railroad wrecked near Garden City, ten miles west of Springfield, due to a defective switch. Engineer Eberle of Springfield sustained severe burns and a broken leg, Fireman Phildon Phelps of Chesterfield was scalded, with no other passengers injured. Both men jumped to escape danger.
A head on collision near Brookville Indiana fatally injured fireman Mor js of Muncie and Bert Day of Dar Grove with another fireman fatally wounded. Engineer Jamer Menieta of Colgi Grove was badly burned by steam. Houston Bros. advertised organs and pianos in Burts.
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