Moyer's Wounds Not Serious After Train Attack
The report details an attack on Moyer and Tanner during a strike in the copper region. Two armed guards protected them aboard the train to Chicago as mob threats intensified. The article mentions a settlement plan proposed by Moyer and notes telegrams and guards accompanying them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyer
Tanner
McNaughton
Calumet
Wille
James McNaughton
Hecla
Howlers
United States
Chicago
Ernest Mills
Denver
Mills
Klein
Mohawk
Het
Hancock
Asher Agency
Virginia City
Nev
Th Federation
A Moyer
Governor rules out Moyer plan in copper strike talks
Governor Ferris spoke after Charles J. Moyer presented a settlement proposal in Chicago for the Calumet copper strike. He said operators would not consent to an arrangement that compelled them to, signaling the plan’s likely failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferris
Calumet
Charles J. Moyer
Chicago
Gror
Western Federation
Itre
Hecla
Governor Ferris weighs arbitration and troop call in strike crisis
Governor Ferris said Moyer's plan to appoint arbitrators to resolve the strike faces no personal objection but urged miners to seek redress from Houghton county authorities after last night’s attack. He noted operators oppose indiscriminate returns and hinted state intervention if local authorities fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Federation of Miners
United States
Michigan
Rentlemen
Moyer
Houghton
Keweenaw Counties
Ferris
Houghton County
Lansing
Associated Press
Soyer
Perris
Telegraph network restored across Mexico under constitutionalist control
In Hermosillo on December 27, General Carranza entered the telegraph room at the provisional capital and conferred with Zacatecas governor Luis Salce over more than 1,200 miles of lines. Salce reported Zacatecas state effectively under constitutionalist control as the network revived across the interior and border regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermosillo
Mexico
Carranza
Luis J. Salce
Zacatecas
Salce
President Wilson Today Fifty Seven Years Old
Pass Christian Mississippi reports President Wilson turning fifty seven today with congratulatory letters arriving from across the country. Some messages were from personal friends others from strangers, many penned in pencil or formal in tone. He will attend the Presbyterian church tomorrow as the town notes the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Christian
Alberto
Presbyterian Church
Drunkenness Linked to Domestic Unhappiness in Court
Chicago reports that drunkenness caused 46 percent of domestic unhappiness cases tried in the year at the court of domestic relations. Interfering in-laws accounted for 6 percent, immorality of husband 12 percent, immorality of wife 2 percent, temper of wife and immaturity 0 and 4 percent respectively, laziness of husband 1 percent, and other causes 14 percent. The court urged laws requiring prisons and workhouses to divert prisoner earnings to dependents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Von Klein Sentenced for Polygamy in Portland Court
Edmund W. C. von Klein, convicted of living polygamously with Miss Ethel Newcomb of San Francisco, was ordered before Judge Kavanaugh from a jail cell and sentenced to one to five years in the penitentiary. A physician found him not ill, and he resisted dressing before the trial. He faced the sentence in dejection after a tense court moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Edmund WC. von Klein
Ethel Newcomb
San Francisco
Jude Kavahaugh
Kavanaugh
von Klein
Can't Help Marrying Kohler Bigamy Case Headlines
York reports a man named Joseph Kohler, after a prison term for having nine wives, pleads guilty to bigamy with his tenth wife. He remains bound to his first wife, married 22 years ago at age 17, with 11 children. Three of his wives testified five years ago when he served four and a half years. The first wife was arrested for bigamy during his first honeymoon.
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York
Joseph Kohler
Kohler
Ravens Found Guilty of Negligence Over Steamer Tragedy
In San Francisco a U S board convicts Henry W Ravens first officer of the steamer President of negligence for the night of November 28 when one passenger the fourth officer and two seamen drowned Captain R J Paulsen and Thomas L Mathiesen were exonerated Ravens faces an 18 month loss of master's and pilot licenses from today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
United States
Henry W. Ravens
RJ. "Paulsen
Thomas L. Mathiesen
Ravens
Anaconda Jury Returns Heart Failure Verdict in Godfrey Case
The coroner's jury rules Mrs. Godfrey died of heart failure after post mortems by Drs Bancroft Stephens and Feenan. Witnesses described the scene and symptoms, while Godfrey's demeanor and alleged stories drew attention but were not substantiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda News
J Godfrey
Godfrey
Patrick McHugh
Godfrey Home
Bancroft
Stephens
Feenan
Mr. Who
Silver Bow Carol Club Serenades in Anaconda
The Silver Bow Carol club visited Anaconda by car last night and performed for the city. They sang in the Mont lobby and in front of the standard office causing a brief disruption before moving to the central Christmas tree and later visiting Mr Mathewson’s home for more selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
The
Mont
Standard
Te Ome
Last Days of Pompeii Shown at Imperial Theater
The six reel film adapted from Bulwer-Lytton's novel opened at the Imperial theater last night drawing a large audience. Crowds of thousands in human costumes appear in scenes that mark an engineering feat for a photo drama on a grand scale. Matinee and evening shows are scheduled today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pompeii
Bulwer-Lytton
Imperial Theater
Musical program at church tonight features choir and solos
The church presents a varied musical program with organ voluntary Christmas Bells and Behold the M ripture and prayer, anthems by the choir and soloists including Mrs. Wendell Robinson and Mrs. William MacIntyre, concluding with The Day Is Ended and O Holy Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Dyas
Pullaby
C. E. Farnsworth
J. W. Lerman
W. Dressler
Wendell Robinson
Be the
Lord God
Elks Lodge Prepares Watch Party in Mabel Hall
A local Elks lodge committee plans a watch party at Mabel Hall for New Year’s Eve. Invitations have been sent, and the event is being organized with careful preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks’ Lodge
Mabel Hall
Nostalgic Flu Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts a 40 year trusted influenza and cold remedy. It urges taking at first sign of a chill and promises best results before fever or aches set in. The Dollar Flask is sold in 25 cent vials at Mumpheys Homes and druggists, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sreet
Committee forms to curb violence in city dance event
Committee members led by Tot Williams and J R Blackstone said they had not completed plans for policing violence at a city dance but aim to ensure safe proceedings. Other members include Bert Geits Charles Benson Frank Clinton Andrew Hassin and Ly C Adwatl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Baby Girl Dies of Bronchial Pneumonia in Anaconda
Mary Mulligan aged one, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Mulligan of 904 East Fifth Street, died last night from bronchial pneumonia linked to whooping cough. Funeral at 4 pm Monday at St Peter's church. The Mulligans, longtime Anaconda residents, have four other children Joseph Thomas Colman and Margaret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ridget
Thomas Mulligan
East Fifth Street
St. Peter's Church
Christmas Celebration at St Mark's Church
The Episcopal Sunday school observed Christmas Eve at St Mark's Church with a brilliantly lit mammoth tree, a brief service, and the distribution of gifts. The boys and girls choirs joined in hymns while the girls sang a special number, and every pupil received a box of candy.
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Episcopal
St. Mark's Church
St. Mark's Sunday School
St Cecilia Club Plan Skating Banquet After Meeting
The St Cecilia club met Saturday at St Peter's school gymnasium with refreshments followed by an hour of basketball. Plans include a skating party Tuesday and a banquet in the clubrooms. Committee members are Misses Gillespie Lubke Early and O Donnell directing members to meet at 6 90 p m. Dr and Mrs Amgnt hosted Christmas at Warm Springs for eight. Dr Knight to depart Wednesday for Butte to occupy the Egan bungalow on West Galena Street.
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St. Cecilia Club
St. Peter's School
Rose Gillespie
Bernadine Lubke
Evangeline Early
Nora O'Donnell
A. c. Amgnt
Warm Springs
Mrs. Knight
Butte
Egan
West Galena Street
Cosmopolitan party hosted at Dunlevy residence
Ambrose Dunlevy hosted his annual cosmopolitan party at Owen sfc residence. About four dozen friends attended the gathering and enjoyed a bounteous feast set by the host Mayer's Dry Sox. The item notes cold weather keeping feet warm and dry at Thueson's White House venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose Dunlevy Astent
Owen Sfc
Mayer
Christmas Services At Anaconda Churches
Multiple local churches announce Christmas services and schedules. Presbyterian church invites children to 11 o'clock sermon and 1 10 music at Sunday school with offerings and treats. evening choir Christmas song service. African Methodist Episcopal church holds 11:90 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. services with watch meeting. Swedish Evangelical Lutheran church offers 10 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. divine service with 7:30 p.m. evening service. German Lutheran Christmas services at 8 p.m. in Norwegian Lutheran church. Theosophical society hosts a public lecture at Palace block on Is Change Coming. Christian church plans year-end services and a cigarette-lecture by Lineback at evening. Junior congregation and Bible school update staff and times. Public invited to attend all services.
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Presbyterian Church
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
J. M. Ross
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Jordan Allen
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Church
E. Branzen
Bell Telephone
Fifth
Chestnut Streets
M. Hudtloft
Theosophical Society
Palace Block
Montana
Caristian Church
Lineback
Laura French
Bible School
T. N. Eaton
C.F. Society
Labon Sargent
H. F. Ritz
Hirst Baptist Church
Fifth and Locust Streets
Mainwaring
Bell
Myrtle Dragstedt
Helen Knight
Rose Samuelson
France Bloomstrom
Hel Kyle
Curtis Kyle
Choi Announcements
Stout
Peterson
Clifford Samuelson
Little Town of Bethlehem
Mae Coy
Alice Dragstedt
Herald Angel
Main Street
Brother Coy
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tate
Christ
Watch Night Service and Yearly Meeting at several churches
A bulletin lists watch night services at 10 p m and a yearly meeting at 8 p m with refreshments and a welcome to all. It also details Divine worship at First Methodist with multiple services and union worship with nearby churches, plus a social hour and child program. St Mark's and First Baptist announce services and youth choirs, with a full schedule of noon classes, evening programs, and Christmas carols.
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Dorchester
Federation of Miners
Farty
ST. Mark’s Church
Late Society
Wopolitan” Party
Wenn Asasion Church
Reel Theater
J. Warren Kerrigan
Victor Co
Dread Inheritance
Warren
Nestor
Bill
Powers Company
Reel
Hermann the Great
Hermann
Lapetite Gladys & Co
C. N. Lind
First Methodist Episcopal
James W. Tait
East Third Street
Epworth League
the Baptist
Christan
Presley
Erin
Sixth
Main Streets
J. L. Craig
Gallagner
Ueongetown
Pringie
Toon
Jack King
Dee
Maran
East Park
Ind
Masons
Lewistown
G. F. Wasmansdorfz
Oficer
Daly Bank and Trust Co
Anaconda Capital
B. J. Bowman
John Te
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Western Montana National Bank
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