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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1907

Page

20

State Bank Receivership Extended As Depositors Sign Reorganization Plan

Attorney M S Gunn reports large depositors including Largey Lumber Co Coeur d Alene Lumber Co F A Heinze United Copper Co Davis Daly Estates Copper Co J A Coram C R Leonard sign extended payment plan for bank claims. Court grants until Jan 16 for continuance with conditions, Bank to resume by March 1 or liquidate.

M. S. Gunn Largey Lumber Company The Coeur d'Alene Lumber Company F. A.heinze F. A. Heinze Warfield Gunn C. R. Leonard W York F. Augustus Heinze Pacific Heinze M. S. Largey East New York E. P. Chapin Robert McBride Sargeys Galen Toole Butte Lindsay Wines Collins Ers Bourquin

Bride's looks spark flippant remark at wedding

A wedding guest quips about the bride overheard by others. The whispered line, “How natural she looks,” is met with a sly comeback about the man’s profession, an undertaker, highlighting the playful tone of the event in Catholic Standard and Times.

Catholic Standard and Times

Boston Herald Examines Washington Move Toward Politics

The Boston Herald notes the president backs away from a third term and now faces a moment where he believes political maneuvering is needed to handle ongoing Washington actions, linking the trend to Chicago dynamics.

Boston Herald Washington Chicago

Birth of Laura Bridgman and her remarkable memory

The article recalls Laura Bridgman born December 21 1829 who lost sight and hearing to fever at age two. Under Dr Samuel G Howe at Perkins Institution she learns signs reading by touch and manipulating embossed letters and words, later reading with metal type and fingers. The piece cites a Washington Star note and includes a Grange remark on love.

Laura Dewey Bridgman Helen Keller Laura Samuel G. Howe Perkins Institution

Miss Bridgman Learns by Touch and Teaches at Perkins

A narrative describes Miss Bridgman advancing rapidly in two years learning through touch, gaining skill in geography, algebra, and history, and communicating with the world by letters. She becomes a successful teacher at the Perkins Institution, aiding others with her blessing, and dies on May 24, 1889.

Perkins Institution

Brave Bill and the geometry lesson at a dinner talk

Patrick Jones, New York schools chief of supplies, spoke about corporal punishment ending in schools. He recalled a pupil named Bill who faced a savage recitation and a harsh question about the square of the hypotenuse, illustrating how a difficult moment earned him the nickname Brave Bill.

Patrick Jones New York Bil Bill

New Officers Elected by Young Men's Club

The Young Men's club held a regular meeting yesterday evening and elected officers. A Westgate was chosen president, Billings as vice president, McNamee as financial secretary, B Trudell as recording secretary, Anderson as treasurer, and John Westgate as warden, with hearty applause from members.

Young Men's Club A. Westgate Billings McNamee B. Trudell Anderson John Westgate

Stationary Engineers Elect Officers in Butte

The Butte No. 1 station ary Engineers union elected P. F. White as president and Charles Kelly as vice president. Soren Anderson was chosen secretary, Harry Sennick as financial secretary, W. C. Mattingson as corresponding secretary, D. J. Blue as treasurer, Lee Sommers as conductor, O. L. Houxworth as doorkeeper, and trustees were Weight, S. Oliver, and E. W. Bell for six months.

Butte City O. L. Houxworth Weight S. Oliver E. W. Bell

Pleasant Christmas Tree at Norwegian Independent Church

A Norwegian Independent church Christmas gathering featured a pleasant tree with gifts for all, including the pastor. The crowd enjoyed the evening and a notable gift of $104 from the congregation to Mr Pederson, who expressed gratitude in a brief speech.

Mr. Pederson

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