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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1910
Page
15
Rev. A D Batchelor at Mountain View Methodist proclaims church duty in politics and reform. He praises rising public conscience, condemns graft, saloon power, and urges Christians to build a new earth through moral leadership and temperance action.
Mrs. Catherine Walker aged 65 of 622 West Park Street died after bronchial pneumonia contracted on Christmas Eve. She was born in Ireland and emigrated to the United States, later living in Virginia City and Butte. She leaves a son, a daughter, a nephew, a sister, and a brother. Funeral Tuesday at 9 a.m. from the residence to St Patrick's Church. The second report notes Mrs Bridget Toohey of 101 Oklahoma Street died at 4 p.m. from pneumonia contracted on Christmas Eve. She was 70, born in Ireland, lived in Colorado before moving to Butte, and leaves a husband and four children. Funeral 9:30 a.m. Wednesday from the house to Sacred Heart Church.
In a brawl at 118 South Main Street the ex policeman Bryan Peters stabbed Hum Yun and cut Hum Pen during a dispute over noodles. Hum Yum died after receiving a deep wound near the heart as police arrested Peters nearby.
A sales notice touts Rexall Orderlies for constipation and bowel disorders in aged people. It claims safe, gentle relief without griping, and offers a guarantee with prices 36 tablets for 25 cents and 12 tablets for 10 cents. Available at Fuller Drug Co in Anaconda and Paxson & Rockefeller Co in Butte.
A special Butte Miners union meeting rejected resolutions favoring reopening the Great Falls smelter and Boston & Montana mines amid the switchmen's strike. Conference discussions warned that closure harms 2500 Butte miners and 1500–2000 Great Falls smelter workers, with uncertain future effects on local operations. The Stewart and Speculator mines faced closures due to coal scarcity and shaft damage.
Rev T H Martin preached at Unity Methodist Episcopal Meaderville on Pointers for the New Year urging Christians to be honest in every instance and pay debts or offer truthful reasons. He urged consistent prayer, belief and living according to the Bible.
Store offers 200 Axminster rugs sized 3 by 6 feet at three dollars each this week, down from five dollars. Bought at store price, customers pay their price for the limited stock.
Miss Cornelia Matthew and Richard Henry Holman were married Saturday evening by Rev. T. H. Martin at Unity Methodist Episcopal Church. The ceremony occurred at 108 South Idaho street, where the couple will reside. the bride is a popular Butte young lady and the groom works as a miner at the Buffalo.
Four lives were lost and three hurt in a Jersey City tenement fire. A man leaped from a fourth floor window and died. A woman burned severely clung to her baby as flames spread. A child rescued by a fireman died from inhaled flames. The injured are expected to recover. authorities suspect incendiary origin.
In a New Year message, Mr. Martin urges saving people from evil, condemns hypocrisy, and calls for reform in business and religious life. He speaks to workingmen about frugality, self-improvement, and living within means, and warns that breaking moral laws harms society. He urges sober thoughts for collective advancement and decency.
Jeremiah Canney died yesterday morning at his home 419 North Wyoming street after a nine year residence in Butte where he ran a business. He was born in Ireland two years ago and leaves a wife and two young children in this city. His parents and three brothers live in Ireland, while two sisters, Mrs. John Gillespie and Mary Canney, stay in Butte and another sister Annie is in Boston.
Radical price reductions aim to attract every man with a suit or overcoat need. Hennessy’s seeks a fast clean up and profit is not the objective. Also a want ad for an experienced saleslady to sell ankle strap slippers at 2.95 at Red Boot Shoe Co. 36 North Main Butte. Quotations from Cleveland Leader about party motto and rascals.
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