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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1901
Page
8
Butte residents flocked to the Armory art exhibit where a $10,000 painting by V. Bonnat titled Angels Visiting the Magdalen attracts attention. The event draws hundreds of students and locals, with concerts and curio displays boosting fundraising for new purchases and school access across the city.
The Butte team plans to challenge other colleges in state athletics. Officials expect competitive matchups across sports as part of a broader drive to raise the college’s profile.
The document enumerates a Friday afternoon reception group including Mesdames J. M. Hinkle H. H. Ricker J. H. Hall William White B. Lindsey M. D. Meech and Misses C. L. Turnley Nellie Slemons Grace Stevenson Maggie Corrette. An evening group follows with Mesdames John Noyes Eugene Carroll John W. Cotter J. S. Hammond Charles Heilbronner I. N. Symons John Forbis Dr. Blackburn W. B. Welsh J. R. Russell and a long list of Misses Martha Nicholls Fay Tellis Myrtle Carman Margaret O Regan Jennie Woodbury Ella E. Swift Nellie F. Hines Mary Moran Mary F E Ryan Julia Earle Maude Maguire Margaret Holland Jennie Robinson Millie Coffin Cassie Laird Kate Lynch Cora D. Jenkins.
In Camden New Jersey May 9 a Special Master ruled that Christian Science healer Dr George Tompkins owes Miss Kate McCulloch 2425 dollars and a house after deceiving her with kisses and medicine for deafness. McCulloch had given about 4000 dollars for treatment and sought an accounting. The master granted 100 dollars to McCulloch as her agent 245 dollars for treatment and ordered transfer of 2225 dollars in cash plus the house beds and mortgage details.
Mme Desboges once Harriet Lancaster of New York gave birth to triplets today the third such birth in three years and nine children all boys to be exact. Her husband M Desboges is an architect and she gave up painting to care for the growing brood as she eyes a possible dozen.
Pittsburg reports the American Locomotive company may form with a 50 million capital and include Pittsburg Locomotive Works, aiming to control two thirds of U.S. capacity. Wilson Miller calls the move virtually assured. A Dunkirk dispatch confirms the broader agreement, naming Brooks Locomotive Works and excluding Baldwin and H K Porter from the pact.
J. Pierpont Morgan departed for Paris this evening after leaving here for the trip, with plans to visit Aix les Bains in France on May 9.
Berlin May 9 Count von Buelow the chancellor has sent a letter to the reichstag requesting the assembly adjourn until November 26.
The defense rested its case in the Eastman murder trial in Cambridge Massachusetts. The court recessed until tomorrow morning when counsel arguments will commence.
New York on May 9 reports Heidelback Ickelheimer & Co have ordered 250000 dollars worth of gold for shipment to Norway.
Professor Vinton E. Cooper lectures tonight at the Canvas Auditorium corner Mercury and Jackson streets on Child Training. Music and public head reading accompany the program. Large audiences attend, so early arrival is advised to secure seating. Admission and seats fees are charged.
Eli Thorpe aged 72 and John Cullen aged 53 died yesterday. Their remains lie at Sherman’s undertaking parlors. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
Three ships departed Seattle today bound for Nome carrying eight passengers. The Dora stops at Juneau Valdez Kodiak and Dutch Harbor en route. The Dering sails to Unimak Island with a party returning in fall on its Bering Sea trip. The Anaconda apportions cargo for Ellmar mine and for Nome via Virgin Bay.
No official U S mail was found in the tampered lot of foreign mail passing through Turkestan a protest from the diplomatic body at Constantinople states. The mail for American minister Leischmann and for the state department never passes through Turkestan in transit.
Larry Malloy a renowned railroad man in the West died in Portland Oregon after a long illness. He served as division superintendent for Union Pacific with HQ in Cheyenne and later for the Oregon Short Line at Pocatello Idaho. He resigned recently due to failing health.
Berlin dispatch in the Berliner Tagezeitung reports the United States government is considering acquiring one of the Azores as a coaling station. The note adds the saying the appetite grows with eating.
London May report says Marquis Ito of Yokohama is suffering brain trouble and unlikely to resume office. The dispatch notes continued ministerial deadlock in Japan.
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