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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1903
Page
7
A chemical engine overturns injuring a fireman and dragging engineer J W Goff into the accident scene. Rescuers respond as authorities investigate the incident and name contributing factors at the plant yard.
Jo Gilbert returns from Wisconsin with plans to resume duties at the organization. Details of travel and dates are not provided in the fragment, leaving the scope of return unclear.
At St James Hospital a fire response apparatus capsized during firefighting duties. Three firemen died and two escaped unharmed in the incident.
A chemical engine overturned near Main and Galena during a fire at a barber shop injuring driver John W. Goff who is hospitalized at St. James with possible internal injuries. Firefighters Land and Grund aided him as the blaze, started by a gasoline lamp, was controlled. $50 damage. A second hay fire started by children at Judge B W Harney’s barn was quickly put out with $5 damage. The rest of the column notes old friends visiting, farming prospects, and social happenings in Butte and nearby towns.
Diverse services across Butte churches feature varied exercises and activities for congregants. Programs include prayer gatherings, youth workshops, and interfaith outreach aimed at community engagement and spiritual growth.
Sunday services in Butte churches showcased varied programmes with strong child and choir participation. The Montana Epworth League flourishes, bicentennial celebrations for John Wesley featured sermons by local pastors, and discussions covered Wesleyan life, songs, and Susanna Wesley.
Thousands converge on a Delaware field where a Black man George F White was burned to death for Helen Bishop’s murder. Relic hunters remove bushes and cobblestones as congregants express mixed views. resolutions defend Rev. Elwood while condemning mob violence. police vow vigilance and a Meadeville funeral is announced for Joseph G Lazzari.
Northern Pacific will inaugurate its summer excursion train service to Twin Bridges Alder and intermediate points next Sunday. The train leaves Butte Sundays at 9 a m and returns from Alder at 545 p m arriving in Butte at 9 p m. Special rates apply on this train only. For details contact W H Merriman General Agent Northern Pacific Ry.
The Oregon Short Line announces round trip excursion fares: Boston for 72.50 and Denver for 2882.00, valid June 28 to July 1 and July 7 respectively. Tickets are good via Salt Lake and Denver on the Overland Limited with one car change between Butte and Chicago. Sleeper reservations and details offered at 105 North Main Street Butte Montana by General Agent H O Wilson.
The funeral for the late Joseph Laz Zarri, a member of Rugeley lodge Odd Fellows, will be Tuesday at 2 PM in Meaderville. Also, William Hallahan, 7 years 4 months, died at 414 North Wyoming Street and will be buried Tuesday at 2 PM. Frederick Boutin’s funeral is today at 2 PM from Montana Undertaking with services at Sacred Heart Church at 2:30 PM.
A crowd of nine men described as alleged vagrants was arrested last night by a raiding party of police in Butte. They were found in an alley behind the Cash lodging house and held at the county jail awaiting today’s hearing. Names listed include George Tuarr John Davis Joseph McGuire Edward Roach J J O Neill Charles Reagan John K E Burke Thomas Devine and Patrick Dougherty.
Northern Pacific announces a special round trip fare of 72 from Montana common points to Boston for the National Educational Association meeting. Tickets on sale June 28 to July 1 with a 60 day final return. for routes, sleeping car reservations, and details contact W. H. Merriman, General Agent, NP Railway.
Daniel Edson led Not Guilty or a Convict's Jacket at the Grand Opera House before a good sized crowd. Irene Lorton played the heiress with Annie Fulley and W. S. Lecompi in supporting roles. J. K. Fogle portrayed the villain who robs the estate, while Olga Stech and Harry Cooper sang between acts.
Guthrie Oklahoma June 25 Announcement says William R Hodge of Marshall Illinois will succeed Fred F McKinley first cousin of the late president as receiver of the land office here McKinley’s term expired months ago and local endorsements favored reappointment The change puzzles locals and hints at political repercussions as Oklahoma Republicans oppose non residents holding territorial offices.
Northern Pacific offers Sunday trips from Butte to Mammoth Hot Springs with return for 15 dollars starting June 11. Tickets cover boats dodging rides at Livingston and in the park. Sales on Train No. 14 each Friday with return on No. 13 the following Monday. For details contact W H Merriman General Agent.
One and one third fare round trip within two percent miles on sale July 3 and 4 returning July 6. City ticket office 4 North Main Street W BR Meech CP and TA. Colusa lodge No 38 IO C O invite members to Meaderville hall at 1 pm Tuesday to attend the funeral of Joseph G Lazzari led by B G Bertoglio N G.
Kansas City Missouri announces an order prohibiting fireworks and all explosives within city limits on July 4 and any day. No revolvers shotguns cannons or any firearms may be discharged as the measure remains in effect now and through Independence Day due to water shortages for firefighting.
London reports a three season joint appearance by N Rothern and Jusia Marlowe under Charles Jobman management. It is likely Sothern will appear in Justin Huntley McCarthy's A Proud Prince in London before touring the United States with Miss Marlowe. Contract terms may be amended to permit production here.
Felix Motil conductor of Karlsruhe Opera has been engaged by manager Conried to lead Wagner operas at the Metropolitan Opera House New York. The grand duke of Baden grants Motil leave of absence.
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