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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1910
Page
2
Anaconda plans include Catholic student performances featuring a season opener of a Sheep and Poo plays with characters Peeping and Mischief, plus an evening production Olga or The Use FAndow penieh about two sisters adopted by Burton James. The event includes music and dances, with high school pupils performing under Mrs. Ros. Tolan and Mrs. Stuart assisting.
The Good Templars' Lodge hosted a surprise party on Cedar Street with a high-spirited crowd and a grand supper. Guests included Louise Threthold Nettie Para Jane Moore Laura Starch and many others. a 8x4 foot all-wool American flag was awarded free to members paying $1 for a year in advance for a Ping day celebration.
News from Seklom confirms the death of Alec Var ntt, a pioneer linked to Butte and Anaconda. He recently left El Aan’s hospital, had improved, and endured illness with cheer. Hundreds mourn a generous, beloved figure whose passing unsettles many longtime friends.
Eminent doctors from across the country report favorable results from Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a tonic stimulant and restorative. Letters from physicians in Indianapolis New Orleans Burlington and other cities praise the product as pure palatable and beneficial for convalescence typhoid gastric troubles and general exhaustion.
Fragmentary column argues that success hinges on an organized force behind leaders and compares past presidents Grant Lincoln to modern figures. It contends reforms require cohesive support to sustain results and defeat opposition.
A miner named Ells was struck by rock and earth in the Mountain View Mine about 10 this morning. An ambulance was called and local hospital reports say injuries are not fatal. The Standard went to press earlier, with word of the incident not yet confirmed.
Special Dispatch reports state hatchery superintendent Henle shipped 880,000 fish from Ana condi with 259,000 remaining in Wake Mc Donald and 190,000 released at Whiteflait lake. The party then moved to Evho lake to angle for basa and will visit Flatland lake with a day’s stay in town.
Columbus officials and business leaders form a group to mail 1,004,000 postal cards to Governor Gillett of California. The cards bear the slogan Stop that fight this is the twentieth century. The organizers include George J. Rockwell Foster Copelanti and H. Blatt.
Bozeman resident George Neeley, recently deployed for the test, has been arrested and charged with criminal assault on a young Bozeman woman. The hearing is scheduled for next Thursday. The alleged crime occurred as the couple were returning from a dance, with Neeley claiming prior ties to Christinhoton and a home in Indiana after stints in Idaho. The victim, 20, is described as a well regarded Bozeman resident.
Reports from the Empress of India indicate the Chinese government has launched a crackdown on Chinese hair suppliers for shipment to America. A Canton charitable institution noted hair sealers exhuming bodies to recover hair, triggering authorities to action against the deceased. Prosecutions are under way for those apprehended.
Horace T Jones was indefinitely suspended from service by order of Secretary Bil Winger while en route to Washington. Jones had served as a special agent for the General Land Office and acted as a witness in charges supported by Louis TR Ginves against Bul linger.
Special Dispatch to the Stendant Helena bishop arrives to officiate the laying of the corner stone for the new Catholic church in Kalispell. A programme of features and a parade from the church to the site is prepared for tomorrow.
New York June 4 Charles Hamillton plans a 109 mile race between an aeroplane and a fast train over the Long Island railroad from Jamaica to Montauk. He intends to fly over the tracks all the way and is confident of winning.
A special dispatch reports Wasatch Jockey Club meeting in Ogden closing after a successful day. Favorites won most races amid a large crowd despite small fields with notable finishes including Frank Tabbork and Shere than Gmlth in early events.
Third race saw Naomi McCarthy's Derlongs win with Afoyen Manderg and Gaga Dung placing. Valencia Mandar led a furlongs later with Gene Russell second and Sylvia Augoar third. AM Alone Nelson won the four and a half furlongs with Lancashire Kuns second and Favnisa Manders third. Chanute Smith won the five furlongs, with C J Cox Chunz second and Tisurper Nelsons Uird third. In Seattle a Black man attacked Mire J. Wy near Fort Lawton, the assailant fled. no arrest. In Ottawa, Lee O Neill Browne, jailed on bribery charges, was released on habeas writ, signaling potential judicial clashes.
June 4 Cambridge Maas report says William PC Pittman is son of Mrs Racharl Pithan of 178 Spring Street. A Pittman, father of William PB Pittman, sent a message to President Taft seeking aid for his aged mother. Dora Fi Doxey, last night acquitted of murder, was arrested today on a St Louis county warrant for bigamy. At the same time Charles H Hampton plans a flight from New York to Philadelphia and back, likely this Saturday.
A New York press report notes four Brooklyn brothers run a program through local teachers acting as a port of employment agency for high school boys. They guide students toward work and earnings during and after school, while families support schooling and savings.
The article analyzes four brothers starting work at young ages and pursuing varied paths. It tracks early wages, later salaries, and total earnings over 17 to 18 years, comparing outcomes and arguing that early formal study yields limited long term advantage in business success. It notes differences in training, college attendance, and professional start ages among the sons.
A 1808 tale from Chitlottenburg in the Tenseholag Vivlung recounts two large red deer dead from antler clashes. One 12-pointer lay with lacerated loins, the other stag broken with torn antlers and fractured frontal bone, while a smaller stag suffered a broken back in the struggle.
From the London Chronicle a note explains postal letter opening in Ttnesia. Authorities routinely open mail, using steam to strip paper and reburnishing with a tool. Methods include wool edge insertion and edge pressure, then sealing with gum to unite edges.
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