When You Hunt To Please Everybody From The Common To The High
A reflective note on pursuing universal approval from everyday people to top students, exploring how relentless catering to all audiences can dilute purpose and undermine genuine aims.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1902
Page
8
A reflective note on pursuing universal approval from everyday people to top students, exploring how relentless catering to all audiences can dilute purpose and undermine genuine aims.
Elks lodge members will enjoy a bazaar and evening of entertainment this week. Local performers and volunteers organize the event at the lodge hall to raise funds for community causes.
Butte Elks Lodge hosts decorated Miners' Union hall for an evening of entertainment. Boston & Montana band will perform while Miss Kellett directs plans. Bazaar features raffles, a post office, and notable donations. Scholarship voting for St Vincent academy in Helena runs Thu–Sat with two candidates and a live pony prize. Pilsener beer promotion ends with physician-backed tone and delivery option.
An advertising notice promotes Ford's $5.00 shoes from the O. P. Ford Co. of Rochester New York. It details leather types, styles, and sizes for women and children, urging Butte shoppers to buy this season with prices around $5 and related women’s slippers and kid top footwear.
An advertisement touts No 13 Junior Oak Heater and other nickel trimmed stoves. It claims no smoke or ashes and long burns with models heating two or three rooms, with prices from 8 to 40 dollars and features like ovens and duplex grates.
The Homer club met at Mrs. Clinton H Moore's East Broadway home to study Russia for the new year. Members reviewed maps and geographic features, traced imperial origins to Peter the Great, and noted religious divisions and later empire evolution.
The report covers Mrs Speer's East travels and Mr and Mrs Blackford's Penns reside project including a railroad venture and home with steam heat. It notes Mrs Blackford's patriotic act of displaying a Peruvian flag to mark Independence Day, and the mayor's greeting. Also lists attendees at the meeting, upcoming club dates, and social events including a West Side Shakespeare gathering and a 10 days outing to Alhambra Springs.
Registration began across the county with precincts reporting turnout. Precinct 11 logged 790 names previously, while No 21 and No 19 led two years ago, with total county registration expected near 18,247. Local notices note obituaries and a family memorial.
This afternoon at 2 50 Ellis parlors hosts the first meeting of the year. Mr and Mrs Charles W Clark and Miss Hammond have returned from Alhambra Springs. Miss Anna Wall of New York visits Mrs James T Finlen at the Finlen hotel and was bridesmaid at the Salt Lake City marriage. Mrs Louis Bernheim entertains for Mrs J Switzer of Helena with a small party including Mrs J F Weimescary and others.
David Monahan was discharged from custody by Judge Boyle after a preliminary hearing found insufficient evidence for assaulting C. E. Leonard with a carriage wrench at Main and Mercury streets. Leonard is out of danger. James Young received a $10 fine plus costs for stealing a deposit certificate slip from Martin Graham. failing payment sent to county jail.
New Orleans street railway strikers and the company reached a deal to end the walkout with workers to return. Delays persisted as new job applications were dropped after protests over eligibility controls. Police escorted J H Fidsen of St Louis from the Illinois Central depot amid tensions.
A dealer offers a wide selection of waistings and related fabrics for fall. All wool waistings in multiple styles and widths, fancy striped mummy cloths in several colors, rich Tamese cloth with embroidered stripes, corded mummy cloths, striped all wool flannel, corded fabrics in solid colors and seed dots, and albatross waistings in turquoise and other shades. Prices range from 50c to 75c per yard with varied widths.
Commissioner Craig committed to the United States grand jury the street car strikers recently arrested for obstructing United States mail cars. They were ordered to give $1,000 bonds each.
The second trial of Roland B. Molineux for the 1898 murder of Mrs. Catherine J. Adams began in the criminal branch of the New York Supreme Court. Justice John S. Lambert presided as defense counsel sought a special 200-name jury panel, with prominent lawyers including Frank S. Black and W. M. K. Olcott among the defense and Jerome and associates for the prosecution. The court adjourned to Wednesday with the panel granted.
In St Louis on October 13 Prof James Dyer was attacked by Spitfire inside a steel cage at Lemp's carnival. The lioness lunged as attendants restrained her with red hot bars and blank pistol fire, leaving Dyer bleeding and unconscious after the escape. The animal had previously killed keepers and required constant scrutiny by staff.
Parkersburg West Virginia October 15 Mrs Alice Leasure 23 wed John W Ward in a ceremony led by Rev R L Woodyard The bride wore full mourning saying she continues to mourn her former husband who died six weeks ago and will keep the mourning attire.
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