Time Slips Away as Dr Gwynne Urges Careful Use of Life
An Anaconda sermon by Rev Dr Gwynne urged that time is a precious, brief talent given by God. He argued the sun and moon mark seasons, and each moment slips away like a tale told in Psalms xc. He warned that youth, middle age, and old age pass, and many miss salvation by wasting time.
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Moses
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Dives
Bart
Howatson Living Despite Low Chance of Recovery
Attending physicians say James Howatson, injured at the Washoe smelting plant, remains very ailing with a broken back from a ladder fall. He was moved to St Ann's hospital where an operation was initially deemed unlikely to help, but later doctors Hansen and Dogge of Butte performed surgery with uncertain prospects.
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Washoe
Dre. Hansen and
Dogge
Butte
Howatson
St. Ann's Hospital
City sales and events crowd local notices tonight
National Union meets to-night with a social dance at Austrian hall and a later session. Underwear sales and muslin underwear at McRae Co with discounts. Strain's and Ha Rich's advertise reduced prices on coats, flannels, linens, dressing sacques, and knits. The Great Northern line offers through sleeping cars from Anaconda to Minneapolis and St Paul. Funeral announced for Mrs Charles F Mac Callum at 620 Cherry Street Tuesday.
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St. Paul
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J. B. Dawson
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Funeral notices and January sale ads on a busy city page
The page lists multiple funeral notices including Oscar Showers at 11 a.m. from 510 Cherry Street and Elena Matteucci at 2 p.m. from 712 East Park Avenue with services at St Peter's church and Calvary cemetery interment. It also advertises January sales on blankets, Comforts at low prices, Maslin underwear half price, and Stralers fabric goods at Fulton Market. Delegates to the Central Labor Council are asked to attend tonight's meeting for officer elections. }
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Cherry Street
Elena Matteucci
East Park Avenue
St. Peter’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
Maslin
One Man Burned to Death in Denver Lodging House Fire
Denver fire at a Thirteenth and Market lodging house early January fourth left one man dead and many injured. It is believed a gasoline stove explosion caused the blaze. John Ott, 45, itinerant tinker, died. Fatally burned Nadine A. Shamaly, 28, saloon keeper and lodging-house proprietor. Seriously injured include Charles Halk, Don Gladdon, Glen Don, Wyo., William Hardy, Burt Keefe, Ferrin Thomas, Frank Brown, Con O Mara, George Herbert, Ed O Malley, Lizzie Hall and others who were burned or bruised or jumped from windows.
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Thirteenth and Market Streets
John Ott
Nadine
A. Shamaley
Charles Halk
Glendon
Wyo
William Hardy
Burt Keefe
Ferrin Thomas
Frank Brown
Con O'Mara
George Herbert
Ed O' Malley
Lizzie Hall
Indian murderers brought to prison
Seattle January 4 United States Marshal Shoup arrived from Juneau with three Hoonah Alaska Indians sentenced to four years each in the United States penitentiary on McNeil Island for the death of Indian Isaac whom they claimed was a witch They kept Isaac tied to a tree for eight days leading to exposure and hunger that caused his death.
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United States
Shoup
Juneau
United States Penitentiary
McNeil's Island
Isaac
Keeping Watch on the Revolutionists
Washington reports show increased Venezuelan revolutionary activity with rebels moving toward Caracas. The government under President Castro faces a critical position, undermining hopes for a cessation of hostilities and delaying arbitration of claims by European allies.
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Caracas
Castro
Venezuela
Peace Talks Continue In Baseball War
Cincinnati and Chicago reports on January 4 describe National League chairman Herrmann asserting full power to negotiate peace with the American League. He calls for open, frank discussion of all disputed points. Ban Johnson’s letter interpretation is challenged, while Ball Johnson signals readiness for an open conference to aid baseball’s interests.
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Herrmann
National Baseball League Committee
Ban Johnson
National League
Chicago
Ball Johnson
American League
Pierre Laffite Dead in Paris Leader of Positivists
Pierre Laffite, prominent leader of the French positivists, has died in Paris on January 4. The death marks the end of his influence in the movement and is noted by contemporary observers.
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Paris
Pierre Laffite
Stricken in Church Missoula Pastor Harding Dies
Ss F Harding, pastor of the Stevensville Baptist church, died suddenly at about 6 pm after entering the church to light lamps. The 70 year old, a longtime resident from Bozeman, collapsed at the door and died within minutes despite medical aid. He leaves six children and his wife. Remains will be shipped for funeral services.
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Baptist
S. F. Harding
Bozeman
Chiildren
Fred Krause
Shade Harding
Henry Harding
A. Harding
Fort Ellis
California
Torpedo Boat MacDonough Completes Speed Tests
The torpedo boat destroyer MacDonough built by Fore River Ship and Engine of Quincy and Mase. was successfully sped over a measured mile off Provident town today. She beat the contract 28 knots with a leg of 28.56 and the best two runs averaged 28.02 knots, meeting government acceptance standards.
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Fore River Ship &Engine Company
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Mase
Providenttown
Flood Waters Wake Them Across Willapa Lines
Continued from page one, trains stranded as slides and washouts close bridges from Maywood to Meadows Creek. Two passenger trains tied up, one at Lester, passengers cared for by the railroad. No communication possible until waters abate. Great Northern faces same predicament. Chinook winds burst over streams, culverts fail, Green River rises, track awash. Boardings for workers arranged above Palmer. men hired at towns and quotas rushed forward as repairs lag.
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Brutal murder of wife at Missoula woman shot by husband
Mott killed his wife during a domestic dispute at their Missoula home firing through a glass door. He was arrested drunk and confessed he tried to finish the job, saying the revolver wouldn’t go. Mrs Mott survived surgery but died hours later as details of the crime emerged.
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Missoula
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Silverton Bank Reeler Receivership After Bank Closure
Denver report states Thomas Annear named receiver of the Bank of Silverton after its doors closed following the disappearance and death of president J H Tobin near a water tank three miles from Silverton. Depositors may be paid in full, per committee member.
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Thomas Annear
Bank of Silverton
Silverton
Colo
J. H H. Tobin
Trains Routed Over Oregon Railway and Navigation Tracks
Washouts in the Cascade mountains forced Northern Pacific trains to run tonight over the Oregon Railway and Navigation tracks from Portland Oregon. The disruption affects service across northern routes with passengers advised to seek alternate arrangements.
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