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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1900
Page
5
Five coachloads from Anaconda joined hundreds to watch the Cabinets lose as Helena outplayed them at a Montana ball field. Despite enthusiastic rooting and fair crowd support, hits came at wrong times and errors proved costly. The crowd traveled by special train both directions with 283 riders from Anaconda and many more from Butte.
A 30 day sale offers cuts on top buggies phaetons surreys road wagons and all light driving rigs plus reductions on light harness. W M Walsh 204 Park Avenue Anaconda.
Miscellaneous items from an urban page list rentals at 518 Maple Street and a restaurant sale, local visitors from Butte and Anaconda, a Montana registration for H Alexander and Thomas J Kirby, a June 15 drawing for $100 prizes at I X L store, and various ads for cups, ice, furniture, and shows.
In Warwick Massachusetts Milton Bliss and his son Augustus enlisted after a recruiting drive near Lexington. Augustus, 18, died of illness in an army hospital in Mississippi. A scythe carved into a pine remains wedged in a growing tree as a father’s memorial. The Springfield area riverine preserve run by the Sheomet Club protects the relic and surrounding grounds. Milton Bliss, now elderly, remains a noted local figure with deep ties to Warwick and Blissville.
The Boston Traveler reports Colonel Roosevelt doubts McKinley’s success and would not accept a second place on the Republican ticket. It notes Teddy Roosevelt, if NY governor again, believes he will secure the presidential nomination without Hanna’s backing.
The text recalls John Quincy Adams declaring he would not give 50 cents for all works by Phidias and Praxiteles and hoping America would not value sculpture for two centuries. William Morris Hunt questions whether the amount reflects Adams' view of the art or the price in cents.
The Anaconda lodge No. 154 Woodmen of the World conducted annual memorial ceremonies with a 60 member procession from A. H. hall to graves and churches for a funeral of Ernest Danielson. They observed a brief service at Baptist church and city cemetery for Rev. Lowry, with a follow up at Catholic cemetery for James Whalen. Woodmen membership in the Northwest exceeds 50 000. a joint meeting with Women of Woodcraft is planned next week at A O Hall with speaker Will F. Locke.
Bitter Root stock farm in Hamilton Montana seeks workers for haying season starting about June 20. Pay is 1.50 dollars per day plus board during haying season.
Two young African American boys Henry Spalding 11 and Abner Reynolds 12 preached on Pryor and Decatur streets drawing about 200 listeners. Abner spoke of hell and crimes while Henry assisted with a humorous gesture, drawing coins from the crowd.
A remark about successful politicians who say little provokes indignation from a woman who argues such timidity discourages women from speaking. The exchange highlights themes of gender and public discourse in political life.
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