Farewell Reception For Rev Macurdy In Anaconda
Anaconda bids farewell to Rev W C Macurdy of the First Methodist church with a public reception at 8 this evening before his departure tomorrow for Coffeeville Kansas to assume pastor duties. His family will accompany him east and new pastor Abraham Hanby arrives to take over. Community leaders praise Macurdy as a principled, effective pastor and citizen, with many friends in the city.
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Anaconda
W. C. Macurdy
First Methodist Church
Mr. Macurdy
Coffeeville
Kan
Abraham Hanby
Macurdy
Montana
Hanby
Jingle the Dog Dies After Long Life of Turbulent Years
Obituary notes the death of Jingle a famous Anaconda dog owned by C H Eggleston. Born in Syracuse, July 3 1885, he lost senses but kept smell and appetite. Recounted antics include a broken leg in 1897 and a mock parade of mourners. Funeral set for 4 15 p m at 508 Locust street. Master Charles L Eggleston to lead.
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Jingle
C. H. Eggleston
Syracuse
N. Y
Anaconda
Jenney
New York
Spelman
Charles L. Eggleston
Post Office List of Remaining Mail Names
The compilation lists the unclaimed letters at the post office including men Pecul Deguire J. F. Frach Fred Connolly L Fielding Leroy Johnston C J Knowles Dr H Larton Ed Labbe Fred Lauther Dr D Lindsay John Marsden Francis Merron A S Montgomery George H McDanell P C McMahon Elmer Nagle Hugh OMalley Hank ONeil Francisco ODiaga Neal Orr Amo Pere H B Pyle Mike Puh Boro Puerula W Remer John J Reid Frank Reiley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men—Pecul Deguire
J. F. Frach
Fred Connolly
L. Fielding
Leroy Johnston
C. J. Knowles
H. Larton
Ed Labbe
Fred Lauther
D. Lindsay
John Marsden
Francis Merron
A. S. Montgomery
George H. McDanell
P. C. McMahon
Elmer Nagle
Hugh O'Malley
Hank O'Neil
Francisco O'Diaga
Fiddle Dee Dee Burlesque Heads Margaret Theatre Season
The Margaret theater unveils Weber and Field's burlesque Fiddle Dee Dee, touted by press across the country as highly funny. New York critics hailed it as awfully funny after a year on Broadway and six months at the Pan-American exposition venues.
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Margaret Theater
Weber & Field
New York
Fiddle Dee Dee Burlesque Tops San Francisco Run
A lively burlesque is praised for its San Francisco run and a memorable Florodora Sextet. The show features three top comedians, two prima donnas, and a chorus of 40, delivering a whirlwind of fun. Critics call it the brightest, most clever burlesque yet written and highly entertaining.
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San Francisco
Withal
Funeral for Oscar Showers Private Service at Cherry Street Residence
Arrangements are made for the funeral of the late Oscar Showers from the parents' home at 510 Cherry street this morning. Services will be held there and the funeral will be private. His sudden death follows that of his sister Mary, casting sorrow on the family, with praise for his promising talents and character.
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Oscar Showers
Cherry Street
Young Showers
Mary
Schoolmate pallbearers at Keig funeral
Funeral services for Paul Keig were held at the Methodist church with Rev. Macurdy officiating. Interment was at Hill cemetery. Pallbearers were six former schoolmates William Moore Thomas Moore John Kinvig John Waterson Louis Mybrea and Arthur Moughtin. Hundreds attended the services and followed the casket to the grave.
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Paul Keig
Methodist Church
Mr. Macurdy
Hill Cemetery
Keig
William Moore
Thomas Moore
John Kinvig
John Waterson
Louis Mybrea
Arthur Moughtin
Officers Elected by Local Typographical Union
Officers for the ensuing six months were elected yesterday by the members of the local Typographical Union in the Standard building hall. New president L Lammers. Vice president S K B Saulsbury. Financial secretary and treasurer H A Denny. Recording secretary J C Harrigan. Sergeant-at-arms E J Edgcombe. Executive committee C L Swick C H Williams E J Pelkey E R Ot tarson S G Gosnell. Delegates to the Trades and Labor council H A Denny C B Shyrock J C Harrigan C H Williams.
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Typographical Union
Standard
L. Lammers
S. K B. Saulsbury
H. A. Denny
J. C. Harrigan
E. J. Edgcombe
C. L. Swick
C. H. Williams
E. J. Pelke
Tailored suits from Thibet and wool fabrics offered
For 14.50 we will make to your order suits from blue and black Thibet, black and oxford cheviot, all wool goods. Union label. Thueson, 309 East Park avenue.
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Union Label
Thueson
East Park Avenue
Sermon Attacks Christian Science at BaptistPulpit
Rev W H Setzer begins a three part series at the Baptist church on What is Christian Science. He argues Mary Baker Eddy's teaching denies disease and divinity, calling it a lie and a blot on Christianity amid a crowded audience. He cites mental healing and quotes scripture while condemning Eddy as a delusion.
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W. H. Setzer
the Baptist Church
Mr. Setzer
India
China
Africa
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Mrs. Eddy
Staughton
P. P. Quimby
Portland
Eddy
John Alexander Dowie
Chicago
Schlatter
Denver
God
Jesus
Heaven
Earth
Christ
Jesus Christ
Hell
County Treasurer reports December expenditures and fund balances
County Treasurer Twohy and deputy wrap up December with total disbursements of 141,788.72. The December outlay covered election debts salaries and settlements. The report details fund balances as of Dec 31 1902 and receipts from taxes licenses and other sources, showing an overdraft despite a year end balance of 66,141.83 in several funds.
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Twohy
General Fund
Sseota Ane City of Anaconda
School Institute Fund
Munroe the Big Dub Coming Here Tuesday
On Tuesday night the bout between Jack Munroe and Jack Sullivan will be the attraction at the Margaret Theater. Other sparring exhibitions will be in order during the evening, so a good programme is expected. From Anaconda Munroe goes to other Montana cities and then east, appearing in larger towns.
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Jack Munroe
Jack Sullivan
Margaret Theater
Anaconda Munroe
Montana
Remarkable Woman Florence Dixie May Lecture in America
Lady Florence Dixie faces multiple offers to lecture in the United States as she considers accepting a prominent invitation. If she travels, her appearance would bring a high profile to transatlantic public discourse and women's suffrage circles.
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Florence Dixie
United States
England's Lady Florence May Ride and Speak in America
A prominent English woman, famed as a poetess, novelist, huntress, explorer, war correspondent and philanthropist, plans to lecture in America to press child labor reforms. She has corresponded with President Roosevelt and may present a resume of those letters. Known for independence and bold marks, she was among England’s first female bicycle riders.
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England
Florence
America
Roosevelt
Queensbury
Witnesses in New Mexico Testimony Show Language Barriers
Chicago Chronicle reports the senate committee on territories heard witnesses in New Mexico where many Mexicans spoke little English. The territorial superintendent of schools, questioned about public office, admitted a misstep with a humorous reply. Also noted is Frank Mitchell in Akron recalling early 19th century events and long tobacco use.
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Chicago Chronicle
Senate Committee On Territories
New Mexico
Heitfelt
Idaho
Beveridge
Public Instruction
Bever
Frank Mitchell
Akron
Ohio
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