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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1901

Page

22

Sensational Walkerville council fires and reinstates officials

Mayor John Murray discharged City Treasurer John P. Collings and City Marshal Kennedy, then reinstated them after council opposition. The session, watched by much of Walkerville, saw clashes over finance reports and enforcement, ending with reinstated treasurer and unresolved fate of the marshal.

John Murray Walkerville John P. Collings Kennedy Collins Hapin Finance Committee Murray Chapin Stevens Elliott Annear Hamilton Dennison Marshal Kennedy John Curran Curran

Butte Oratorio Society Presents Haydn The Creation

Butte music lovers gathered at Sutton's theater to witness the Butte Oratorio Society perform Haydn’s The Creation. The production delighted those in attendance, with the city’s best and most noted singers featured on stage.

Butte Sutton's Haydn Butte Oratorio Society

Butte Singers Reach Peak in Mr Matlack’s Troupe

The Butte theater audience lauded a superb solo and chorus program directed by Mr Matlack. Leading soprano Mrs J W Thomas led a quartet of four, with Mrs Fitz Butler, Mrs G O McFarland and Mrs Leon Bryant praised for their pure voices. Eight male voices supported, including Fred Kitto and Samuel Coup, and the overall chorus was described as unequaled in Butte. The production will return tonight with Mrs Fitz Butler in the lead role. Men’s gray summer coat offered at Bouchers. Pipestone Springs excursion Sundays. round trip price listed.

Matlack Butte J. W. Thomas Fitz Butler G. O. McFarland Leon Bryant Thomas Fred Kitto Samuel Coup, JR Calloway William Argall Siderfin eGorge Stevens

The Courier Arrives For Butte Carnival Command

Oberon the royal courier will land tonight at 9 oclock from the Hennessy building to issue royal proclamations for the Butte street fair and carnival. Heralds trumpet the arrival as fireworks light the sky and crowds gather around the royal retinue and marching music. In the queen race the candidates include Finch, Zinn, Southworth, Eschle, St Vrain, Leford, Carter, Clements, Laura Smith, Geneva Smith, Wright, and Steward.

Butte Oberon Rex Hennessy Miss Leona Finch Mabel Zinn Grace Southworth Cora Eschle Fanny St. Vrain Lena Leford Birdie Carter Carrie Clements Laura Smith Geneva Smith D. C., Wright Minta Steward

Colleen Bawn Tonight at Verner Company

The Verner company presents Colleen Bawn tonight after a lively performance of Current Cash last night. Miss Carter portrayed the wronged wife with strong emotion and will play Barbara Hare in East Lynne tomorrow with future performances advertised at low prices for all to attend.

Verner Collean Bawn Barbara Hare East Lynne

Missing Boy Inquiries Reach Local Police

Chief Reynolds has a letter from Stella Wilson of Gilt Edge asking the whereabouts of Mrs Lizzie McLeod of 401 South Arizona. Wilson says Mrs McLeod has kept her year old son since January 18 and sent money on June 16 to send him home but has heard nothing. It is believed no one resides at the listed address.

Reynolds Stella Wilson Gilt Edge Lizzie McLeod South Arizona Street

Captain Everts Breaks Up Poker Game in Park Arrest

Captain Everts and proprietor Robert E. Lee, an old-time gambler, broke up a poker game at 4 East Park Street in Butte. Lee was arrested as authorities enforce the gambling law, with the town watching closely for any further violations.

Butte East Park Street Captain Everts Robert E. Lee

Counteracting Spanish Sympathies in Island Clergy

Vatican circles report that Cardinal Gibbons Archbishop Chapelle and Cardinal Rampolla discussed methods to curb Spanish sympathies among priests in Cuba and the Philippines. The aim is to boost Dutch Belgian French and American clergy to gradually dilute pro Spanish influence, with the plan reportedly favorably received in Rome.

Rome Vatican Cardinal Gibbons Chapelle Cardinal Rampolla Cuba Philippines United States

General Ludington to Visit Manila in coming tour

Washington July 1 report says Quartermaster General Ludington will leave for Manila within a day or two. In his absence Colonel Amos B. Kimball will supervise the office while Ludington joins the other bureau chiefs on their tour of the islands.

Washington General Ludington Manila Amos 8. Kimball Ludington Islands

Chicago Woodworkers Strike Averted With Wage Rise

Four thousand woodworkers in Chicago faced a threatened strike tomorrow but tonight manufacturers of saloon store and office fixtures granted a two year agreement. Workers received an advance of 2 cents a day in wages, averting industrial action.

Chicago

Bicycle Racing at Madison Square Garden in New York

Madison Square Garden hosted bicycle events with half mile and mile races. In the half mile professional open, Hardy Downing of San Jose won with Howard Freeman of Portland second and Al Newhouse of Buffalo third in 1 minute 4 and 5 fifths. The mile professional handicap was won by Tom Butler of Boston with G H Col Jett of New Haven second and Hausman of New Haven third in 1 minute 45 and 4 fifths.

New York Madison Square Garden Hardy Downing San Jose Cal Howard Freeman Portland Ore al Newhouse Buffalo Tom Butler Boston G. H. Col. Jett New Haven Hausman

Seattle appoints Sullivan as permanent Chief of Police

Seattle July 1 Mayor Humes confirmed acting Chief of Police John Sullivan as permanent head following the resignation of W L Meredith who was later killed by John W Considine. Sullivan had served since June 22 after Meredith's departure.

Seattle Humes John Sullivan W. L. Meredith John W. Considine

Sun Scorches The East Heat Wave Continues Across Cities

Across Pittsburg Cincinnati St Louis Cleveland and Boston the heat wave persists with record highs and rising death tolls. Cincinnati reports five heat deaths and 12 in serious condition while St Louis notes six deaths and four prostrations. Boston sees enforcers of oppressive heat with infant mortality rising and multiple hospital deaths. A late cooling trend begins in St Joseph with a 105 degree reading and a fatal case after an ex policeman collapses from heat.

Boston New England Concord N.H Andover Lowell St. Joseph T. J. Dowdon

Five Die From Heat In Chicago As City Endures Heat Wave

Chicago reports five deaths from the heat with 15 others hospitalized after extreme temperatures. Noon readings hit 93 at the weather bureau and over 100 on the streets. A severe thunderstorm at 1 pm cooled the air by about 20 degrees, offering relief.

Cleveland Weather Bureau William Reidel James Kracek Orange Township Owen McGloane Buffalo Lake Docks Chicago Auditorium Tower

Kansan City Weather Forecast Brief

Kansan City Missouri reports at 4 p m the temperature at 95 degrees with a thunderstorm bringing relief but no rain following. The forecast predicts continued hot weather into the night and into the near term.

Kansan City

Two Prostrations Reported in Louisville Heat

Louisville, July 1. With a maximum temperature of 97 degrees there were two prostrations in the city today amid the heat. Authorities urged residents to stay indoors and hydrate.

Louisville

Pier Fire at Boston Damages Hoosac Docks

A fire on pier five of the Hoosac Tunnel docks in Charlestown destroyed the pier and much merchandise. The Sachen steamer was towed clear, six freight cars burned, and the Hoosac elevator with 1,000,000 bushels of cereals was spared. Losses fall on Boston and Maine Railway. Also reported: ex mayor of Minneapolis H B Winston dies at 57 in Chicago.

Boston Hoosac Tunnel Charlestown Warren Line Steamship Company Sachen Liverpool Boston & Maine Railroad Fitchburg Division Minneapolis Chicago H. B. Winston Winston Bros. Railroad Contractors

Emperor William Commends Paris Berlin Race Cooperation

In Berlin on July 1, Emperor William telegraphed the presidents of the French and German automobile clubs expressing joy at social cooperation between French and German racers and at the Paris Berlin race’s happy ending.

Berlin William

Passavant Dies Suddenly at 54 in Jummoenville

Pittsburg reverend William A. Passavant died suddenly of apoplexy today in Jummoenville at age 54. He was widely known for charitable work in Pittsburg and prominent as a philanthropist.

Pittsburg William A. Passavant Jummoenville Passavant

Nordica to Sing in Munich in September Isolde debut

A cablegram announces that Lillian Nordica has been engaged to open the Wagner theater season in Munich in September where she will sing Isolde in Tristan und Isolde. The engagement ties her to the new theater opening and marks a major debut role for Nordica on the European stage.

New York Lillian Nordica Wagner Theater Munich Isolde

Royal Party Reaches Tasmania

The steamer Ophir arrived in Hobart on July 2 carrying the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York, meeting crowds impressed by the royal visit to Tasmania.

Tasmania Hobart Ophir Duke and Duchess of Cornwall York

Cuban teachers sail to Harvard summer school invitation

Havana reports eighty five Cuban teachers will depart for the United States tomorrow to attend the Harvard summer school at the invitation of President Eliot.

Havana United States Eliot Harvard Summer School

Latest stock styles in white pique and silk buckles

The listing offers stocks in white pique with gold and black buckles at 75c each, soft crepe ends with gilt horseshoe buckles at 1.00, and Keiser Barathea silk belts at 2.00. Queen Alexandra adjustable buckles, leather belts, chatelaine bags in black seal with silver, prices from 0.50 to 10.00, plus choker ruffles and stockings in silk and lisle with varied prices. The items are presented as fashionable accessories for a stylish wardrobe.

Lisle Richelieu Rich Paris Reynier

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