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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1903

Page

24

Ed Boyce Passes Through Butte On Way To Denver

Former Western Federation of Miners president Ed Boyce, with wife, traveled via the Burlington from Wardner to Denver. Once a fiery advocate of government ownership and wealth redistribution, he now owns a stake in the Hercules mine and has gained wealth, altering his popularity among former allies.

Ed Boyce Western Federation of Miners Butte Burlington Wardner Denver Mr. Boyce Hercules Missoula Boyce Royce

Rescue Work Shown In Splendid Condition by Butte Circle

The Butte circle of the Florence Crittenton mission reports encouraging results from the past month. A new Helena matron is expected by the 15th, finances are strong, and many girls are being rescued and aided toward stable lives with ongoing county jail visits and post home support.

Butte Florence Crittenton C. $. Passmore West Granite Street Helena Montana Butte Circle BE. A. Duffield H. Butcher Tower KE. A. Wedlake C. S. Passmore FE. A.duffield

Invitations to the Banquet and Roosevelt Fund Progress

Invitations for the president’s banquet at the Thornton hotel are printed but guest lists remain incomplete. Roosevelt fund subscriptions grew with about 80 new donors yesterday, aided by snow and slush, as committees push to meet entertainment costs through public contributions.

Roosevelt Fund Finance Thornton Hotel Mullins Frank Dempsey Eugene Carroll Ff O'Brien Toole J. T. O’brien Business Men's Association Adjutant General J. K. Toole Standard Office Dr. Leavitt Charles Palmer Finance Committee J. A. Pritchard W. M. Harrison Chesapeak Rest Gerald Case P. Carnachan Schmitt Batsche John Fraser Charles Schatglein A. 8. Green W.R. Meech Silver Bow Brewing Company J. A. Henshaw & Co Jerry Mullins A. Pineus A. Ttkin

Christian Church Rally at Shortridge Memorial

A church rally and entertainment at Shortridge Memorial Christian church occurs this evening at 8 50 with an enhanced program of music and elocution. An hour of social conversation will help new members and friends mingle. The public is invited to enjoy solos, a pantomime, and a male chorus performance plus a noted quartet.

Shortridge Memorial Christian The Charch Miss Martin Ww. H. Kilto Miss Willard Prof K. V. Matlack Mrs. A. Neill G. V. Stevens Mate Quartette Miss Maguire J. H. Martin Joe

Monk Barry Rearrested After Dublin Gulch Turmoil

"Monk" Barry, released last Saturday on burglary lack of evidence, faces a new assault charge from Pat Donnelly. Donnelly alleges Barry threatened with a gun after boisterous saloon antics at Sullivan's on Anaconda road. Barry and his brother John tied to earlier violence at Sullivan's. John jailed 45 days for third degree assault. The case, heard by Justice Doran, may set Friday at 2 p.m. for a hearing.

Monk” Barry Dublin Gulch Pat Donnelly Monk Sullivan Anaconda Road John J Patrick Sullivan John Sullivans Donnelly Parry McGrath

Resolutions Honor Rev Murray’s Daughter Passes

Marvin Grove No 1 United Ancient Order of Druids expresses condolences on the death of Rev John R Murray’s daughter a cultured refined woman respected in social circles. Committee notes moral excellence and heavenward hope, orders minutes copy and notices to family and city press.

John R. Murray Marvin Grove Ancient Order of Druids Dereonsea Prof Averreprs Yy Smith JM White John Powr Committee On

Store extends hours to 10 p m for patrons

The cigar and tobacco, fruit and confectionery, the news stand and drug department of my store will be kept open until 10 oclock p m for the accommodation of patrons and the public. I will be pleased to meet old familiar faces and new ones will be welcome.

Excursion to Denver by Rio Grande for miners

On May 25 the Western Federation of Miners meet in Denver prompts the Denver and Rio Grande to offer a Butte to Denver round trip for 32 dollars. Tickets on sale May 21 only with final return June 21. Ticket office 51 East Broadway. G. W. Fitzgerald, General Agent.

Western Federation of Miners American Labor Denver Northern Pacific Railway Company Butte W. H. Merriman Main and Park Streets Denver & Rio Grande Railroad East Broadway G. W. Fitzgerald

Mrs Gunnings Bedford Charged In False Birth Declaration

London May 18 Mrs Gunnings Bedford arrested on the steamer Umbria at Queenstown Saturday is charged in Bow Street court with making a false declaration of a child's birth. She is remanded and bail refused. Bedford taken to Holloway jail. Her lawyer will renew bail application when able.

London

Mt Moriah Cemetery Lot Watering Notice

Notice to all lot owners in Mt Moriah Cemetery to water their lots this season. Owners must sign orders with the sexton. By order of Trustees.

Mt. Moriah

Paine's Celery Compound Praised by Clergy

Rev A L Brantley of Summertown Georgia shares how Paine's Celery Compound ended his sick headaches nervousness and sleepless nights. He reports waking rested sleeping through the night and able to study ten hours daily after years of poor sleep and Prostration.

Paine A. L. Brantley Summertown

Jack Day Sentenced in Grand Larceny Case

A jury found Jack Day guilty of grand larceny for taking $130 from Charles Hill on February 7. Judge McClernan sentenced him to five years, with potential release in four years and one month for good behavior. The calendar also showed many cases dismissed or set for trial and several defendants already serving penitentiary terms.

Jack Day McClernan Charles Hill Day Lee Meaderville Young Day P. H. O'Toole O. H. Burbridge Charles Kerr William Jones Bilaire Will H. Price John Malm Chris Larsen David Potter Co. CC. Hawthorne Joseph Turk Max Marvin George Marvin Jessie Woods L. Verdan P. A. Garer Celestia Nixon A. G. Miller Frank Alexander Drs. Hale Peck W. E. Dodd Ray Bould Fox H. Ching Po Morris Kieley John ¢. Hale Elty Charles Schmidt JC Pincus Tom Mulholland Frank Walker Mark Westrum

Union Labor and Yale Engage in Conflict

Six Yale undergraduates replaced striking truckmen triggering a clash between union labor and Yale student interests in New Haven. Trades leaders asked President Hadley to remove the students, but he refused citing constitutional rights to sell labor. Strikers threaten a sympathetic strike against Yale's new halls if protests escalate.

New Haven Conn Yale Trades Union Hadley

Religious Exiles Arrive from France on La Champagne

The French liner La Champagne arrived from Havre with 64 religious exiles, four sisters and 60 brothers. Forty six of the youths head to Methuen New Jersey while the rest proceed to Montreal.

New York Havre France Methuen, N. J Montreal

Trial of Nim Davilson in Doc Lung murder case opens

Indianapolis dispatch says Nim Davilson, a Black man, stands trial for the killing of Doc Lung, a Chinese laundryman, in his shop over a year ago. Chinese Masons hire counsel to secure conviction. Three other Black men to face trial as accomplices. The murder alleged to have been for robbery.

Indianapolis Ind Nim Davilson Doc Lung Berman Hinese Masons

Old-Time Playing Cards Reach Across Time

A historical note traces playing cards from a stick game of American origin to modern decks. It describes how counting sticks evolved into ivory carvings, then wood-faced images, depicting legendary figures and ladies, eventually becoming today’s widely printed cards. It notes the Pacific coast Indians still juggling similar sticks on their ancestral path.

America

Perhaps to-day is a dismal day

A sentimental verse note from Chicago Record-Herald quotes E. Kiser urging readers to persevere through gloom. It promises that future days may bring joy, blessings, and fortune as clouds part and skies clear.

E. Kiser Chicago Record-Herald

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