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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1906
Page
15
Memorial Day Observance Altered as Parade Is Abandoned
Memorial Day will be observed with ceremonies but the planned parade has been canceled. Officials cited safety and logistical concerns, shifting focus to stationary services and community gatherings.
Sporting events cancelled by the club due to heavy weather
The Drising club declares all sporting events off because of heavy conditions. Tennis games are halted and baseball games may be postponed if the weather continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haces
Drising Club
Butte
Anaconda
Grand Army
Butte Notes Preview Weather and Veterans Day Plans
Local items list residents visiting Butte from Helena and Billings, services and hotel notes, and preparations for Memorial Day. Rain and mud slow streets while civil war and Spanish-American War veterans plan cemetery ceremonies and avoid a planned parade.
Memorial Service and Evening Program at Broadway Theater
Comrade John Boyle leads memorial readings with band music and roll call of the dead. Mrs Agnes Johns conducts the firing squad from company B N G M and cups, Taps, graves decoration by H W Lawton camp No 1 CU. 9%. Evening program includes memorial addresses by Mrs Daly Miss Kellett Miss Grace Noyes and Miss Clara Steinborn with violin solos and a Silver Bow Glee Club rendition of America. Rev Bovard gives benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boyle
Booth
Agnes Johns
Broadway
Silver Bow Tile Club
Miss Kellett
Grace Noyes
Daly
Jack Hangauer
Procifn
George Palmer
Farl T. Gilbert Jack Nepee
Ao Tees Er
Smith
Silver Bow Glee Club
America
C. E. Bovard
Butte Newsboys Club Holds Summer Adjournment
The Butte Newsboys' club met in Scandia hall for a program of songs readings and recitations by Larry Duggan A Ruhl James Lee Sam Curtis Walter Hunt Eugene Reardon Miss Howe and others Rev Bovard spoke on Animal Life and the group enjoyed ice cream and cake before adjourning for the summer returning in October Mayor MacGinniss was thanked for past favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Newsboys
Scandia Hall
Larry Duggan
A. Ruhl
James Lee
Sam Curtis
Walter Hunt
Eugene Reardon
Miss Howe
Miss Ties
Bovard
Carl Bo
Pentecost Feast Observed at Temple Bnai Israel
Last night a large number of Jewish residents attended the Pentecost observance at Temple B Nai Israel. Rabbi delivered a strong sermon on The Religious Reason outlining the feast and tracing its observance to ancient history. The observance continues today with a special sermon at 10 o clock this morning and an invitation to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple B Nai Israel
Mother Irene Goes Home After Visit To Sisters Of Montana
Mother General Irene, pioneer Sister of Charity of Montana, returned to Leavenworth after visiting Montana sisters. She helped nurse wounded soldiers after the 1877 Nez Perce battle at Cumas creek and was greeted with exceptional honors by Montana sisters. She was joined by Sister Mary Aurelia as they left on the noon train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene
Pioneer Sisters of Charity of
Montana
Virginia City
Cumas Creek
Leavenworth
Haa, Y
Mother Irene
West
Sisterhood of
Mary Aurelia
Men of Affairs Meet on Stock Organization Proposition
A meeting of men of affairs discussed a proposition to organize stock and back rove quality changes. The session focused on optimizing board structure and financial strategies for potential reforms.
Butte Considers Stock Exchange Expansion Soon
An informal meeting of local brokers discussed forming a Butte stock exchange within 30 days. Previous efforts failed due to internal strife, but optimism grows for a properly governed market with branch offices in New York Pittsburgh Chicago and other cities. Members anticipate initial costs of 400 to 500 per person, with long term benefits in mining share valuation and city promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
MAS Terranova Must Be Tried In Mass
The record notes that MAS Terranova faces trial with emphasis on the insanity claim, though the psychiatric assessment is challenged by the defense. The document cites courtroom remarks and the hearing timeline.
Desire for notoriety fuels Terranova murder trial drama
New York May 9. The trial of Josephine Terranova charged with killing her aunt resumed. The insanity commission report notes her past hallucinations, yet she can consult and advise, and testimony shows she sought notoriety through dramatic claims. Prosecution witnesses allege she feigned insanity. the case adjourned to Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Josephine Terranova
Samming
Falmiere
Demand of bartenders backed by council in Butte
The Butte Central Labor Council endorsed the bartenders demand for an eight hour workday. It appointed a three member committee to work with a Building Trades council committee to arrange Labor Day celebrations in September. It also announced that all international unions would parade on Miner’s Union Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Central Labor Council
Building Trades Council
Proclamation Invites Governors to Jamestown Celebration
President Roosevelt issued a proclamation inviting state and territorial governors to attend the Jamestown celebration at their own expense. It urges sending militia organizations judged to provide proper military representation for the first permanent English-speaking settlement in the western hemisphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Jamestown
Western Hemisphere
Danish elections shift balance in lower house
Copenhagen May 29 reports the general election results for the Danish diet. Ministers lose seats from 59 to 55 while Socialists rise from 16 to 25. radicals fall by six. All cabinet members were elected except Foreign Minister Levelsau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Levelsau
Masons to Inspect Sites for Proposed Home
The grand lodge Masons committee plans inspection visits in June to Alder on June 1 Missoula on June 8 and Helena on June 4 to evaluate offered sites for a Masonic home. A previous visit failed to produce a recommendation and a local bequest from David Auchard funds maintenance, available only if the home is built at least three miles from a city’s corporate limits.
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Standard
Helena
Grand Lodge of Masons
Tranl Lodge
Alder
Missoula
Grand Lodge
David Auchard
Alumni Society Periodicals Granted Second Class Mail
In the Senate the post office bill was amended to require the Post Office Department to accept periodicals issued by college alumni associations as second class mail matter. An additional amendment covers religious and educational reading as second class mail. Senator Stone cited Missouri State University alumni magazine denied second class status as unjust discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office
Senate
Senator Stone
Post Office Department
Dolliver
Stone
Missouri State University
Blue Outlook for People of Russia in St Petersburg
May 29 report from St. Petersburg notes rising pessimism about Russia’s path as the emperor clings to a possible compromise. Officials issue notes but no sign the emperor will yield to replacing the current ministry with a majority from the lower house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Camerilla
Butte Briefs Highlight Local Visitors
T. J. Phillips of Missoula registered in Butte last night while H. Napton of Anaconda handles business interests in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Phillips
Missoula
Butte
H. Napton
Anaconda
Elks Parade Cancelled Due to Weather Conditions
Owing to weather conditions the Elks will not parade today. W. G. Mintyre, secretary. Highest cash price paid for household goods More, 236 S. Main. Phone 857M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
W. G. Mintyre
S. Main
Terror on all sides plus murder in Odessa
Odessa reports an agent of the secret police shot dead in the main street. The assassin escaped. Public fear grows amid terrorist activity aimed at forcing amnesty. The harbor strike continues with seventeen Russian steamships unable to depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Secret Police
Short Line announces first Salt Lake excursion from Butte
The Short Line will run its inaugural popular trip to Salt Lake on June 6 with two trains. The first departs Butte at 9:45 a.m. arriving Salt Lake at 7:40 p.m.. the second leaves at 5 p.m. arriving at 8:30 a.m. Berths should be reserved at the 105 North Main Street office in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Short Line
Utah
Butte
Salt Lake
Better Reserve
Short Line City Ticket Office
North Main Street
Montana
H. O .Wilson
D. F
P. A
Fishing Rates Near Dillon At 104 North Main Street
Fishing rates over the Oregon Short Line will be on Tuesday and Wednesday as far as Dillon with returns Wednesday or Thursday. Best location in town at 104 North Main Street two doors from Broadway. Lease and fixtures for sale cheap. Address P. O. box 901 Butte Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Howe
Sheridan
F. A. Waite
Bozeman
Finlen
J. F. Dowling
Robert Lee Ward
Helena Yuesterdi
Mike Clowes
Nome
Alaska
J. J. Johnson
Butte
Billings
William Howard
Dillon
I. D. Freund
East Broadway
John B. Wellcome
Creeklyn Farm
John N. Kirk
Pipestone Springs
Henry R. Melton
Beaverhead County
McLaughlin Coal Co
W. Granite
Rock Springs
Barney's Place
Sol Poznanski
Helena
Thornton
John Kent
East Second Street
John I. Reagan
East Park Street
J. F. O'Connor
The
James J. Shea
Anaconda Road
Sullivan's
Southern
Richard Lockey
James Finlen
Idaho
Lee Macle
Yesterny
Lewistown
Fergus County
Peter Mussigbrod
Garnet
Lolo Lolo Hot Springs
Montana
Missoula
Mont
Robert Howatson
Portland
New Brunswick
George W. Sykes
Butte Miner
Scribner
P. O
William Calloway
Beaverhead
Oregon
North Main Street
Broadway
Butte, Mont
Severe fighting in Southern Southwest Africa drives German losses
Berlin reports severe fighting in Southern Southwest Africa from May 21 to May 25. The engagements left 4 German officers and 36 men killed or missing, with 2 officers and 17 men dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Africa
FrenchCanadian miner ends life with dynamite at Bonanza King
Redding California May 29 Clinton Parish a French Canadian placed a stick of giant powder under his hat and blew his head off at the Bonanza King mine last night Parish had recently arrived and worked at the mine for less than a day the motive remains unknown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redding
Cal
Clinton Parish
Parish
Army praises all in San Francisco relief effort
Washington officials say the army will not single out individuals for commendation for the San Francisco fire relief and famine relief. They prefer general praise for all officers and troops involved to avoid injustice to others whose heroism may be unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
San Francisco
War Department
State loses bid to force rail car placement on state tracks
Washington May 29 Supreme Court decision ends the state's challenge in the case of the North Carolina Railroad Commission versus the Southern Railroad. The court holds the state cannot compel railroad companies to place cars on tracks designated by state authorities. The ruling narrows state power over railroad routing and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
North Carolina Railroad Commission
Southern Railroad
Senate approves postoffice appropriation bill in Memorial Day session
The senate passed the postoffice appropriation bill carrying 192 million 458 thousand dollars and adjourned over Memorial Day until Thursday. The report mentions Bohemian beer Old Crow and Bush mill’s whiskey Dublin porter at Daly's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Postoffice
Old Crow and Bushmill's
Dublin
Daly's
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