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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1903
Page
7
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is located at 28 East Broadway Butte with telephone 422 Advertising rates furnished on application.
A man who can install a main spring and clean a watch calls himself a watch maker. Our head watchmaker is described as perhaps the best in the entire Northwest. He can measure, calculate, and craft missing parts like the escape wheel or lever to match the original.
Rent planes from Orton Broa. If you bought it at Sherman's, it's good. Ye old Musty aré on draught at Jerry Mullins' 17 North Main. Dr. Hanson, surgeon and specialist, Silver Bow block, X-ray examinations. The Standard office moved to 28 East Broadway next to city hail. W. A. Clark Jr. left for Los Angeles after noon to be at his uncle J. K. Clark's bedside. he has died. February Ladies' Home Journal and other magazines are good Sunday reads. Northern Pacific adds an electric lighted sleeper to the North Coast Limited leaving Butte east daily at 12:50 a.m. Car reception ready at 9:30 p.m. Thomas McCabe, Nevada legislator, visiting from Tonopah, attends funeral of sister Mrs Ed Duffy in Anaconda.
Timothy Lyons died at Columbus hospital after a sudden pneumonia onset aided by an old brain injury. Former Great Northern section foreman at Allen, he fell from a hand car a year earlier, later visiting his children before collapsing. He leaves a widow and three children. funeral Tuesday.
Portland delegates from organized labor and the socialist party agreed not to invoke the referendum on the $500000 Lewis and Clark fair appropriation. They urged prompt enactment to start exhibit preparation and aid cooperation with adjoining and midwestern states for the 1905 fair.
A slight tremor was reported in Guayaquil this morning with no reports of damage or injuries. Local observers described the shake as brief and gentle, aligning with minor seismic activity in the region.
Readable OCR fragment names David Warefields Simon Levi in a historical auction context. The item mentions an alctioneer position and Jewish stage figures connected to a sale or listing, with limited context on dates or venues. Entities include David Warefields and Simon Levi as potential participants.
David Warfield made his first Butte appearance at the Broadway in The Auctioneer. He portrays Simon Levi a kindly lovable Hebrew with wit and grit. The supporting cast includes Marie Bates Eugene Canfield Harry Rogers Maria Davis and others. The Auctioneer will be repeated tonight.
A crowded house enjoyed the Grand's opening night with a one act Virginia Romance before the main play A Runaway Match. Some cast members shone in the weaker feature while the headline piece drew favorable remarks and will be repeated tonight.
Five new bills were presented in New York theaters last week. De Wolf Hopper performed at Herald Square in Mr Pickwick with a lively supporting cast and strong curtain calls. Annie Russell opened at Garrick in Mice and Men, Louis Mann starred at Princess in The Consul, Klaw & Erlanger produced Mr Bluebeard at Knickerbocker, and The Wizard of Oz dedicated the new Majestic theater with a lavish spectacle. Hopper has been a Weber & Field favorite, delivering spirited work in a congenial role with a well rounded company and elaborate production.
Annie Russell returns to the Garrick stage with Mice and Men a comedy drama by Madeline Luce ter Ryle. The show has pleased London and New York audiences and Russell is expected to draw large crowds during her engagement.
A matinee opened the week at the Union Family theater featuring a complete change of programme. Al Onken directs a high class vaudeville and comic opera cast with strong singing and a well trained female chorus. Highlights include Fra Diavolo in two acts and the sharp shooters Cole man and Mexis. Eva Thatcher and the Woodthorpes draw applause while Chenowith excites with cornet selections.
Ida Howell, the graceful comedienne, entertains with polished performances and balanced acting. Roscoe and Simms bring lively sketches with songs, while Oaken adds life motion pictures between acts. Chorus girls impress with poise and charm, making the Family theater performance a gratifying experience.
Production preparations for The Resurrection at the Victoria theater New York begin with Blanche Walsh to star as Maslova and Joseph Haworth to play the leading man. The cast includes Hugo Toland Mrs Kate Byron Oliver Doud Byron Mrs Henry Vandenhoff Jerome Huurrington Robert Lowe and Miss Beverly Sitgreaves. Sitgreaves, an American actress, recently appeared in New York with Richard Mansfield in Richard III. She formerly wrote for the morning World.
Nancy Sykes reports strenuous days for Miss Amelia Bingham and her company as she travels daily to New York for rehearsals of The Frisky Mrs Johnson. Clyde Fitch’s absence from New York prompts the schedule with two English actors, W J Oddington and Frank Lawford, joining the cast.
Haddon Chambers' comedy The Tyranny of Teas will be presented at the Broadway Wednesday Night by Paul Gilmore and a metropolitan cast. Described as a temperament comedy with a serious vein, it is praised as one of the season's best offerings and urged for patronage by lovers of uplifting drama.
The New York public favors musical comedy with at least ten theaters now presenting such attractions. Grace Freeman, star of The Country Girl, has impressed Boston audiences and is hosted by Beacon Hill friends. Edwin Milton Boyle plans My Wife’s Husband s at a Broadway theatre this spring. Joseph Santley, age ten, debuts as a New York star February 2 in A Boy of the Streets. Richard Golden shines in Foxy Quiller, prompting Ben Stern to keep him as a comic opera lead for several seasons.
Palmist and clairvoyant Renna offers love marriage divorce readings and guidance on work troubles journeys for $1. Located at Stephens block room 2 144 West Park street corner of Montana Butte. Readings available today.
Stromboli roared back to life after a lull on January 25. Vast lava and rocks spouted into the air, the crater crowned by a cloud of smoke, turning the eruption into a brilliant, fiery spectacle observed from Rome.
A large audience heard Huie Pock, Chinese doctor and Christian convert, compare Christianity with Confucianism. He cited John 3:16 as central, testified to personal healing through prayer, and urged belief in Jesus for eternal life.
A double wedding in Meaderville draws community rejoicing as two couples exchange vows in a traditional ceremony. Local families celebrate the union and the village marks the festive event with music and shared meals.
Meaderville hosts a double wedding at Joseph Primivero’s home. Theresa Primivero and Mamie Primivero wed Costan Pelligrini and Joseph Guaglielmino, officiated by Justice Libby. Guests include local Italian community leaders and merchants. celebration features Italian cuisine, wine, and songs.
Funeral services for Marcus O'Farrell will be conducted at St. Patrick's Church on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. A requiem high mass will be celebrated for the departed.
Louis Minder died at St James hospital from neuralgia of the heart last Friday. His funeral was held yesterday from Richards undertaking parlors with Rev Hudtloff officiating. Sons of Hermann and the Bartenders' union led the burial at Mt Moriah cemetery, joined by Swiss society delegates and Dillion friends including Sheriff M D Gist. Burial rites were conducted by Teutonia lodge officials.
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