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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1903
Page
11
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Clyde Fitch comedy Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines thrills Butte audiences at the Broadway theater with Miss Elizabeth Kennedy in the lead and Theodore Babeau as Captain Jinks. The large, capable company includes Edward J. Mack Charlotte Lambert Francis Yale and Harry Barton. A matinee is scheduled this afternoon with final performance tonight.
A large audience attended the first of a biweekly lecture series organized by the college faculty under library trustees. The next talk is scheduled for February 6 with Dr. James Reid, the college president, speaking.
Chicago police arrest William F. Lewis, a carpenter Svink at 449 State Street, after he killed his housekeeper Mrs. Stella Wright with a hatchet. He fought officers, tried to cut his throat with a razor, and admitted the crime claiming letters would reveal his motives. He survived the self-inflicted wound but remains in critical condition.
The official report from Verett Washington on the Happy Hollow wreck lists 12 dead, including foreman John Nelson and workers Charles Olsen Frank Nelson John Connell Roy McCasland John Bussell Robert Rollinson Don Buckley Frank Corrigan Rick Haufbauer Andrew Nelson Alex Hoag. Seven injured are Kelsa McCasland John Magnuson Albert Jennings James Sheehan James Cook and Calvin Moyer.
The funeral services for Julian Ralph writer and newspaper man were conducted today at Christchurch New York. Family and prominent figures from the artistic and newspaper worlds attended. Interment and further services are planned for Red Bank New Jersey.
In Pittsburg on January 23 an explosion at the eastern end of the Wabash tunnel on the south side killed two men and seriously injured four. Foremen Frank Taylor 21 and Harry Florence were fatally harmed. James McGovern and Thomas Harvey were gravely hurt while four others survived with varying injuries.
A Crosby Street fire in New York triggers a deadly panic at Leopold Miller and Son's cigar factory. Three women died and five women plus one man were severely injured as 500 workers attempted to escape via crowded stairs and fire escapes. Police and fire crews cleared the building, rescuing survivors and stabilizing the scene.
Wagenhals and Kemper join Oscar Hammerstein to mount Count Leo Tolstoi's Resurrection in New York at the Victoria theater with Blanche Walsh as Maslova. The production follows Henry Bataille's Paris version now in London and Berlin rehearsals.
David Warfield headlines Suttons Broadway Sunday night in a reprise of a top Broadway success. He still plays Simon Levi with a blend of humor and pathos, supported by the familiar company. The two night engagement offers a refined, refreshing theatrical experience for New York audiences.
Wichita dispatch reports a Missouri Pacific passenger train wrecked while entering Yates Center yards. Firemen Grover Nettles and Richard Dillenbecker of El Dorado were killed while mail clerk Walter Nessinger was seriously hurt.
James O'Meara, once a leading Pacific Coast journalist, died in Santa Rosa at age 78. He served in editorial roles at the San Francisco Examiner before it became a morning paper, the San Francisco Chronicle, and the Portland Oregonian and Portland News in the late 1800s. He leaves a widow and four children.
The La Guaira populace, stirred by recent events in Maracaibo, threatened a night assault on the ship Restaurador after it anchored close to shore. German crew and defenses remained alert as officials reported unrest and calls for arms amid rising anti German sentiment.
Berin January 23. In the Reichstag Foreign Secretary von Richthofen hopes Venezuelan difficulties will be settled soon. He cites Washington talks as promising an early result and says the blockade must be enforced while it lasts. He defends the Maracaibo bombardment and praises the commodore and bluejackets. The budget debate closed with adjournment to January 29.
Paul Gilmore, noted for roles in Les Trois Mousquetaires and Tinder the Red Robe, appears next Wednesday in Haddon Chambers The Tyranny of Tears at Proadway. The production promises strong talent and a debut in this city with Gilmore as Clement Parbury.
Manager Oaken announces a complete change of bill at the Union Family theater starting with a Sunday matinee. The show features a vaudeville alio and the popular comic opera Fra Diavalo.
The Grand opera house schedules an attraction titled A Runaway Match for Sunday and Monday nights.
Prof. Traphagen of the agricultural college spoke on Food and Energy tonight in the library basement. He was assisted by Edward Burke and Maurice A. Lamme and illustrated the talk with stereopticon views.
In Denver on January 23 three saloons within four blocks of the state house were robbed just before midnight. Nearly $1,000 was taken from proprietors and patrons. The robbers were described as young men, but their identities remain unknown.
On January 23 in New York the first night of the Marquand collection sale disposed of 93 pictures for a total of 197,007 dollars. Notable works included Sir J Alma Tidema's A Reading From Homer bought by Knoedler & Co for 30,300 dollars and a John Hoppner Portrait of Mrs or widow purchased by J. Seligman for 22,220 dollars.
In Des Laces North Dakota a crash between two Great Northern freight trains injured five men including three seriously. The impact set fire to a large elevator and burned seven freight cars while a snowstorm hindered the engineer's view of the train ahead.
London January 28 King's invitation to Count Wolff Matternich the German ambassador to dine at Windsor Castle next Tuesday on Emperor William's birthday signals cordial ties.
Frederick Chittendale, famed character actor of his era, died at the Forrest home in Philadelphia on January 23. He was 85 years old.
London reporting from the German embassy states no explanation was received for the bombardment of Fort San Carlos. The blockade might be raised if a satisfactory guarantee is secured, but talks are unlikely before Baron Speck von Sternberg arrives in Washington. J. H. Scholberg, the Venezuelan representative, is mentioned in connection with the matter.
The representative said no new developments in the case exist and he is awaiting Caracas documents to prove Venezuela’s claim that Germany aided the Venezuelan revolutionaries. The papers are held by Minister Lowen as part of Venezuela’s case.
Berlin dispatch reports AP was given three official replies from the foreign office. The blockade of Maracaibo requires the seizure of the lagoon to stop arms and provisions traffic. only German ships bombard due to location. no decision yet on when the blockade ends. Separately in Kansas City, Policeman A R Kinney died after being shot at police headquarters by Sylvester Swank, an Oregon man.
Leadville Colorado January 23 The No 1 shaft of the Weldon Mining company is burning and declared a total loss by officials.
Ed Herron known as Billy Kersands entertains at Ellis banquet with a tale from his time with New Orleans detectives. He recalls a ward leader steering a preacher toward a patronage payoff, ending with a joke about missing offices and the supreme court jest. The narrator notes the line it drew: better than nothing.
Saturday shipment lists dressed poultry and assorted meats for Sunday dinners. Ducks geese turkeys and chickens feature with prices alongside hams bacon beef tongues smoked meats lard and various roasts. Continuous sale notes include shoulder roast veal mutton and other cuts with per pound or per piece pricing.
Ornstein Bros proprietors list Washington Market at 18 West Park Street with phone number 379.
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