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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1908
Page
20
A carman rushed a bride and groom named Kelly to Sacred Heart church. Jack Kelly of Thornton jokes about the wedding as D. M. Kelly of Boulder arrives saying they must reach the church by 10 o clock.
W. M. Erler, a delegate, found a purse containing a large sum of money and several valuable rings on the convention hall floor after adjournment. The purse was turned over to Chairman H. A. Gallwey and will be returned to the owner when found.
John Houlihan, 60, an Ireland native and longtime U S resident of 30 years with 14 years in Butte, died at his home on Toboggan Avenue after a brief illness. He was a miner, survived by his wife seven children and a sister Mrs Sliney. member of the Fraternal Brotherhood.
A funeral for a Michigan based member of the Ancient Order of Hibernians will be held at the residence Saturday morning at 9 o'clock before the body is taken to St. Lawrence church for a requiem mass. The deceased held the rank of a veteran and was connected with local chapters No 251.
The Oregon Short Line will operate an electric lighted Pullman sleeper through to Chicago without change in connection with the Overland Limited. It departs Butte at 2 a.m. Saturday June 6. Reserve berths at city office No 2 North Main Street as they are selling fast.
The funeral for John Houlihan is scheduled for Saturday morning at 9 o'clock at the family residence 201 Toboggan Avenue followed by Mass at St. Lawrence Church.
Sherman announces a retirement sale of high grade pianos starting Monday morning. The ad promises extraordinary bargains on America's finest piano brands and urges readers to watch the paper for details.
New York Tribune reports Senator Owen Cassidy who opposed the anti gambling bill visited the Jamaica racetrack yesterday. He defended observation before legislation saying information precedes policy and compared questions about betting to the perennial inquiry about beating one’s mother.
A Brooklyn Life brief notes a lighthearted moment where a group nicknamed Knicker-Birds gather while several eagles cover the cost of a wife’s hat, reflecting humorous local chatter.
The Alcazar at 43 West Park street debuts a new film The Shadow of the Law featuring Frank Larue as a circus rider entangled in murder. The show promises dramatic scenes and a new singer Stuart Roche. A Tonkin sale advertises a ten dollar suit value of twenty five dollars.
Herman Ruth and Harry Kuhlman captured a wounded sea gull at Swift Run lake today. The bird could not fly and was caught in the water by a boat. It fought hard as the gull, standing 18 inches high, spans 386 inches tip to tip, an inland sight not seen before.
Dialogue from a Chicago Journal piece features a suave speaker describing a fictional woman with a marble brow arched eyebrows and eyes like diamonds and lips like rubies, in a theatrical exchange. The lines evoke a playful flirtation and critique of appearance.
A humorous exchange quoted from the Louisville Courier-Journal features a man denying his wife bakes like his mother and a playful reply about developing a taste for fudge. The light banter reflects domestic humor in the era.
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