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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1906
Page
17
The Principal Branch of the Standard is located at 2 East Broadway, Butte. Advertising rates are available on application.
Items show scattered notes on rentals pianos and business visits as well as names such as Harte Fletcher and Lillian Wade. Mentions of Butte, Helena, Missoula and Boulder reflect a crowded docket of local residents and establishments with shopping, lodging and social tidbits. A death is reported for J. Scott of Spokane, age unclear, from heart failure.
Heroic figure known as Pan Late switches career after performing ten jumps around the circus ring. The daring act marks a notable pivot from performance to new business pursuits.
Frank L. Herdie, famed trotting turfman and poolseller, died recently in Williamsport Pa. He once held the world record for total pools sold at a single meeting, selling 881,000 worth of tickets at a Kentucky trotting event. His start came as a circus tummler with P. T. Barnum shows. He rose to fame with witty storytelling and sharp auctioneering, entertaining horsemen and fans alike. His estate largely stems from a $40,000 judgment against the Baltimore Street Railway for an on-track injury.
Clergy and lay members from various areas gather as the Baptist conference opens this evening. Dr Cornelius Woelkkin and Dr Chivers arrive from the Oregon Short Line to join speakers including Rev White Brougher D and Joshua Gravette, with Dr Westin leading evangelistic sessions in the city.
Charles J. McLaure is in town on his way to St Louis after a visit to the mines in Montana. Miners are at work on the property and locals expect the mill may not operate again. a general sense of uncertainty hangs over the future of the company. Funeral services for Albert were set for tomorrow at 2 PM at Miskoula Avenue. Hayes Market at 110 West Park Street advertises flour meat and sage.
London reports a rumor about a queenly figure connected to the royal line visiting a convent. The piece also notes reflecting on memories of a deceased king, with mentions of European nobility and ties to Portugal, plus a memorial reference to a church or family line and a younger member of a noble lineage.
The Lawrence Catholic church held a feast day service to honor the Annunciation and the Virgin Mary. Reverend Beatlenvan preached on the event’s significance and the welcoming of the Christ child, drawing a large congregation from the diocese. After the service, attendees discussed the holiday’s meaning and future church work in Leadville and nearby areas.
Charles A Smith of Dillon leads four carloads of horses toward the Dakotas. Others in Dillon expect him to dispose of much livestock as he presses on. A former owner there regrets the deal as dogs bark in the background, while locals note the ongoing animal sale.
Jorge Kivntrougt a Weinentag high official was buried with honors. More than 91 members of the escort accompanied the body to the fall. Burial arrangements were managed by Mrs Moriah cenistery Duffy Leary, popular managers of Miners Caton hall.
Butte high students flock to outdoor practice as spring sports begin with 30 athletes. Vault and hammer throw set records for the Montana association, led by standout performances from football players. Plans include new tennis courts, a recreation park project, and early baseball games as Northwest league talks advance.
A Montana family theater reports better receipts this week, led by a varied program featuring Trixie the horse as well as singing, chimes, and a cashiering bit. Performers Morris and others plan more acts through Sunday April as crowds respond to humor and energetic features. A state board of pharmacy meeting notice follows with an exam day details for Missoula.
The steamer Cimatom Grange arrived at Guam on March 3 carrying Commercial Cable Company equipment for a Pacific cable to be laid between Guam and Japan.
A mysterious streetcar holdup narrative unfolds with new clues. The motorman, Rew?fhian, is now on the run after a dramatic confrontation, while a past custom of boarding riders after work has changed. Traffic at Columbia shows steady flow as the town readies a streetcar upgrade, adding cars and expanding lines toward Cobwebia gardens, with ongoing rights-of-way challenges near Pittamont.
Wheeling West Virginia March 24 a novel hazing system unfolded after Midshipman Sidney McCoy of this city failed his Annapolis exam. Cadets were forced to write daily stories with brutal details and personal names, exhausting the cadet and leading to his resignation. An investigation will be requested by the appointed official.
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