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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1913
Page
17
The article recounts a Montana linked minister involved in a shocking scandal with a family in Illinois, resulting in a 25 year penitentiary sentence for the minister. It also covers church conferences in Helena, reports on growth in the Africa Episcopal church, and county health planning notes.
Master Clifford Carr offers a Saturday matinee at the Ansonia theater with quaint stories in an Indianish manner for children. The program also features The Broken Vow a realistic film, and accordion king SW McPherson performing popular airs. The Grand Canyon of Colorado and a funny comedy are shown.
Announcement for a Saturday Gardens dance with a special prize to be awarded, inviting attendees to participate and be part of the event at the pavilion. The notice suggests a dress age and the chance to win the prize, aiming to attract local residents to attend.
Dennison will speak at Mrs J F and Gnitarian church Sunday evening on practical working of woman suffrage in Colorado. She has years of national work and education and will speak from personal experience. After the talk the audience may discuss the subject. An abattoir for dogs has been ordered to meet growing dog meat demand.
Chauncey Olcott found a real baby in his dressing room after the second act at the Broadway. The infant, from Jackson Montana, was brought by train and cared for by theater staff while its parents watched Olcott in awe. A photo was taken with the child as a keepsake for the memory.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a future event with unclear subjects, references to people and places, but readable portions suggest a scheduled or anticipated release of amusement or comic content tomorrow. Entities are indeterminate due to garbled wording.
Washington on May 15 reports a joint resolution introduced by Representative Stev ie at the request of the Universal Peace Union proposing cession of a coast strip along Southeastern Alaska to Great Britain. The measure seeks a commission to negotiate and aims to adjust the boundary to open a direct Pacific route, arguing mutual concession would be a historic achievement.
In St Louis Missouri a doctor named Cole faces circuit court charges for allegedly hypnotizing his mother Mrs Rebecca Lael to gain control of an estate valued at over a million dollars. The suit by Richard Cole and Mrs Hattie Cole Herbert of Los Angeles seeks to undo a forged trust and reclaim the late Nathan Ula’s estate formerly placed with trustee Frederick N. Judson. A separate item notes Russia plans a massive water powered energy venture.
The ad touts Gold Dust as a miracle cleaner for floors doors and woodwork. By mixing a little with water you avoid bending and scrubbing while the Gold Dust Twins handle the labor and deliver remarkable results.
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