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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1910
Page
22
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Western markets show limited trading with slight advances, yet health of the rise is questioned. Brokers warn against overoptimism as short covering fuels a year end rally. copper and industrials edge higher while lack of selling presses prices upward in a cautious, unsettled session.
Dr. BE Maginns touring car driven by Arthur Donnelly collided with a crowded west side streetcar near the high school on West Park street at 6 PM. Donnelly and a passenger named Farmer escaped serious harm. Donnelly was cut above the head. Witnesses cited ice and glare from streetlights as factors in the crash.
Judge McGowan signed by Mayor Nevin issues bench warrant for H. Clark, a prominent Butte property owner, for failing to clear snow and ice from sidewalks on his vacant Jackson and Granite street lot. He may stand trial in police court today after a fall incident blamed on slick pavement. Knights and Ladies of Security plan a card party Friday Dec 30 at I. G. T. hall.
The Butte Newsboys club held its annual banquet at the Florence hotel with 260 members present. Mayor Willie Sullivan and other officials spoke, a curfew relaxation allowed free rein, and the programme featured songs and dances by the boys, with gifts of candy and a bountiful turkey feast.
At the annual meeting in the church parlors tonight officers for the coming year will be elected. A musical programme has been arranged and speeches will be made by many congregants.
The bodies of Louis and Frank Merrick, two American boys crushed in the Leyden Coal Company explosion near Leyden, are recovered about 600 feet from shaft No 1. Dust covered them. appears they suffocated. Also, a family note thanks neighbors for kindness during a father’s illness and death.
Evangelist Oscar Lowry arrives in Butte to meet with church committee and real estate agents as he begins a campaign for a new evangelistic tabernacle. He will visit Kalispell Missoula and Tutte for revivals before shaping a city revival and corner stone plans. Moody and Lester Moody accompany him.
The Butte Liederkranz offered an engaging program highlighted by 18 year old Iona O'Donnell who sang Silver Threads Among the Gold to strong applause. The event featured a glee club, duets by Frank Allis and John Strobel, and plans for the state Saengerbund in Butte with hopes for future National Saengerfest hosting. New members include Representative Patrick Moore and Attorney Bernard B. Flaherty.
Elizabeth Stewart a 63 year old colored woman of Butte died yesterday afternoon at her home rear 118 West Broadway. She had no relatives in Butte. The body is at Sherman Reed's undertaking rooms. The notice also mentions groceries delicasies wines and liquors at Liew Cash Grocery Co with both phones.
Ed Tracy, wanted in Madison county on a horse stealing charge, was captured in Butte by Deputy Fritz Hugo. Sheriff Nick Traumer heads from Virginia City to take Tracy back for trial. Tracy reportedly stole his brother's horse near Virginia City, sold it, stole it back, fled, and was finally identified yesterday.
Louisville reports unusually cold weather across the South with freezing temperatures near the gulf. A cold wave follows a thunder storm in the central valleys and snow in Northern Texas. Snow covered the Texas Panhandle as a gulf coast storm brings wind rain, first heavy rain in five months to Southeast Texas, and wire communication disruptions while warnings extend along the Mississippi, Alabama and Florida coasts.
George Chandler of Spokane reports the Hazel T. Mining Company will hire four men on January 3 to further develop the Shaughnessy hill claims eight miles south of Libby. A 10 ton concentrator powered by electricity will be erected, with John H. Town Capt. A. J. McCorkle C. C. Upton and D. C. Cherrier as directors.
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