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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
4
A readable ad outlines discounts on blankets and sheets including all wool, homespun, and cotton options. It advertises pillow slips, pillow cases, and full-sized blankets in white and gray with price notes and a 6 percent saving offer.
A Butte Baptist service explored how Jesus appears to the needy and unseen. Bishop Tashght urged recognizing Christ in everyday life, comparing Philip’s misrecognition to modern belief, and urged three ways to know Jesus as Savior, friend, and visitor in acts of mercy. The tale of a visiting Lord was drawn from scripture and local faith reflection.
A crowded Broadway theater drew a near full audience last night with expectations high after a night of bets and rumors from the race scene. Reported wagers centered on Taratite and Li Gloria, with estimates around 90 dollars in play and ties to miners’ circles and out of town bettors.
Meraty and Hleits staged a bright musical night with a large company. The program featured tuneful numbers like Alm Tinyahoo Lane Goade Bre and The Revolutionary Best Melniyre, with strong performances from Wallan Rose Cavin Reynolds John H. Pratt Marian Stanley and Jane Vardy. The engagement earned smiles for its own charm and energy.
A session of the MonGura Retail Liquor Dealers Association conducted business meetings as officers were chosen. The gathering reviewed welfare matters, adjournment planned after remaining officers are selected, and a social portion featured a mayoral informal spread in California.
A worker named Jurich, about 40 and living on Copper Street, was badly injured yesterday morning when a rock fall at the High Ore mine crushed his right arm and left him dazed. He was rushed to St James Hospital and reported resting. Police say several others were arrested nearby for theft as officers closed in on Milwaukee Road yards on South Montana Avenue.
The third annual Silver Bow Poultry Show runs at the Auditorium, featuring over 500 birds including Wyandottes Leghorns and Rhode Island Reds. Cash prizes total about 300, and entries extend to ducks geese canaries turkeys and other fowl. Charles Greenfield refereed in the absence of another official. gamecock fights were staged with padded spurs to comply with laws.
The judging of the birds will continue this evening until the exhibit is concluded.
Fire at the Palace of Parliament in Constantinople destroyed the building today. The hall originated near private apartments for the sultan and the chamber of deputies, likely from defective heating. The structure cost about $16,000,000 and wind spread the flames rapidly. only a few effects were saved by sailors at the legations, mostly Americans arriving at the scene.
In Avexville Ohio on January 19 testimony in Mrs Christy’s custody suit described Hawhard Chandler Christy spanking his wife after she swore. Miss Ove Christy, sister of the artist, testified about overheard arguing and a spanking in the Christy home at Duncan Falls. The next morning Mrs Christy laughed saying she guessed she deserved it.
Seattle Jan 12 The Cascade snow blockade delaying Great Northern trains since Saturday was broken this afternoon Nine passenger trains held between Welington and Leavenworth arrived The first through train pulled nine cars carrying the first transcontinental freight since Saturday morning
In Spokane on June 19 the defense in the Joseph Logan murder and cremation case abruptly closed as court adjourned until tomorrow. The defense action caused surprise and it emerged that experts asked to testify on Logan's sanity refused to appear, stating he is or was insane.
The Adjutant General Hamilton is jailed for misusing state militia funds in Washington. Mrs. Gaston, known as May Loaf, aided him by looting and receiving diamonds and a car, paid for by the state indirectly. Hamilton spent about $15,000 and faces a 10 year sentence. Gaston claims coercion. Investigators in Oregon, Washington, and Montana pursue records. the case caused a nationwide uproar.
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