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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1900
Page
7
Rev Father Hayes preached at St Patrick's in Butte on prayer for departed souls. The young Wyoming appointee carried a rifle on field missions and urged intercession for souls in purgatory, noting All Souls Day as a holy day of obligation and the church's duty to aid the dead.
To all who love liberty and justice remember the date Friday November 2 at the Auditorium at 8 p m Eugene V Debs the social democratic candidate for president will speak Come and wear that champion of human rights Grand rally of the social democrats.
Mrs Wells spoke at Chicago’s First Presbyterian on an illustrated tale of a Persian dying woman and a white missionary. She described heathen women seeking American Christian influence, noted rising converts, and urged more support for women’s foreign missions through vivid anecdotes and praise for the missionary cause.
A Mrs Wells tale highlights the stark differences between heathen and Christian domestic life. An Indian mother’s brutal punishment of a child via fire and ash prompted reflections on progress and motherhood. A missionary recounts Perso Indian home life and the imagined heavenly status of women.
The text asserts that regardless of election results the mines and Dan Tewey’s Southern hotel will stay in Butte. It also urges voters to consider Schatzlein’s as a good painting option when choosing a platform.
The piece observes women not removing hats in church or theater and men behind hats, then shifts to light anecdotes. It notes weather complaints at the Standard office, recounts Dr Hale Peck’s tale of newspaper thievery, and describes Senator Carter’s reception and a grateful landowner’s memory.
The mining industry will replace multiple thin smokestacks with one immense self supporting steel stack at each hoist site. Steam remains the dominant power source, with electricity gaining ground yet unable to supplant steam in deep mining. Anaconda and syndicate mines introduced the new stacks, now visible at Green Mountain and other hoists.
A lone coyote was spotted near Brown's Gulch by a residence close to the Big Butte, provoking local legends of a harsh winter. Observers compare wildlife activity to past signs, noting a weasel and coyote seen recently may herald a milder season, though the howling animal adds a note of caution.
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