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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1913
Page
7
The funeral of the late James Tester will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the family residence on Hornet Street.
Larry Duggan writes a card of thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy after the death of husband and father John Tomulty. Mrs. John Tomulty and family express gratitude.
A Seattle socialist meeting appointed a remonstrance committee to address Secretary of the Navy Daniels and sailors for recent demonstrations. The group denounced Daniels as a thug and praised Seattle Mayor Cotterill while urging support for socialist rights. The motion passed unanimously and the local plans to expand its central committee, with 200 members already. Phil Christian toured Montana to present the socialist side as Montana locals weigh the legality of a state committee vote.
Police search for highwaymen after the Thornton hotel raid. Descriptions differ on height, but the getaway is believed to have occurred soon after a rail station sighting. Investigators compare with a Helena hotel holdup and suspect the pair may have fled the city, signaling an end to their spree.
Hughie Pock, 18, son of Dr Hughie Pock, matched American youths in billiards last night. He forced a three point gap against Guy Lewis before losing 50 to 47. Lewis then beat Dazzi 50 to 36, while Dazzi defeated Thomas 60 to 41.
The feature event at the children's day games was the cross country run won by Trainor in 1 51 with Down second and A Baupied third. Nearly 5000 children attended and officials expect larger crowds for the Chau tauqua events over the next three days with Mr Hoch predicting big attendance.
M B Haas left last night for Denver Col Miss K A Bartlett has gone to Chicago for a visit Governor Stewart was a visitor in Butte last night Mrs Mary McCarthy and her daughters Miss Veronica and Mrs F B Dickinson left last night for Hunter s Hot Springs for a short vacation.
Officer Patrick Leyden heard a shot near Utah avenue and Second street and chased a young man. The suspect, Stanley Watson, fled with an old rusted revolver, one chamber empty, and offered no identification. Watson claimed he fired the gun for fun. neighbors and investigation offered no contradicting witnesses.
Illustrated describes a charming dancing dress for a young girl. The gown features white lace with wide flounces, presenting an appealing look for youthful attire.
Max Rosenthal transfers lots 23 and 24 in Homevale addition to James W. Judd for 1. John Metz and others convey Caprician, Lucky and Thorns lodes to John Metz for 1. Tax deed transfers Michael Sheehan to J C Freeman lot 22 in Mayflower addition for 1.43.
Freeman sells lot 22 block 6 Chelsea addition for 1.50. Sheriff’s deed records Charles McIsaac transferring east 21 feet of lots 19 and 11 block 6 Kemper addition to M. M. Cottrill for 2496.50. Anaconda Copper Mining Co transfers surface only portions of late lots 1 and 2 block 6 Warren and Kingsbury addition to John H. Vegal for 1.00.
The Indianapolis News recounts the origin of the song Dixie its writer Dan Emmett born in Mount Vernon Ohio in 1815 and the tune’s ascent from a minstrel piece to a Confederate morale staple. It covers Jefferson Davis inauguration Montgomery bandleader Herman Arnold and Gen Albert Pike rewrites while preserving the original refrain Den I wish I was in Dixie and the chorus. Dixie lyrics amid historical notes.
The second day of the Chautauqua drew a large audience as Miss Miner and Miss Field led the Seton Indian children program. About 150 children arrived by morning and more joined, with an estimated 5 000 attending overall, plus a strong afternoon turnout and a concert by the Artists Trio. Senator Burkett delivered a lecture on The New Woman and the Young Man, praising American women.
A Shanghai dispatch reports residents fleeing as looting begins. Fires erupt from bursting shells and several people are wounded by stray shots in the city amid advancing conflict.
The piece surveys the global market in noble titles and orders, noting San Marino’s trade to fund an asylum, and listing prices for dukedoms, earldoms, and various honors across Europe. It cites German, Greek, and Persian sources and mentions scandals of selling peerages and titles in France and Austria.
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