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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1901
Page
10
Western Montana office of the Standard located at 110 West Main Street Missoula. Telephone number listed as 1s. Advertising rates are available on request.
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Religious services across Missoula referenced the assassin and the nation’s loss. Clergy urged calm, prayer, and resilience, invoking Isaiah and Proverbs to comfort mourners and call for unity under God.
At the Salvation Army service En sign Cummins spoke of a soldier’s release as death’s sting ends and the grave yields victory. The lament praised the comrade who has found eternal peace and a heavenly welcome.
A soldier scans pages beside Wilson who takes an engagement in a Chicago theater orchestra and will soon start new duties. Dr Gwinn is described as an oculist and artist. An extra special best apron is advertised at Globe Store for 5c yard of ham.
Col A D Edgar has shown improvement at the Northern Pacific Hospital after weeks of treatment. He plans to travel to Hot Springs Arkansas to pursue a cure for his leg lameness and resume duties. Edgar says he feels well apart from leg difficulty and remains cheerful as callers visit him.
Missoula Sept. 15 farmers urged to get copies of the Western Montana fair premium list from the Standard office. The committee wants every farmer in the valley to have something to show at the fair, with good prizes and a strong case for regional development.
Professor W E B Nipper reports in Missoula Montana that the river body near Perma is believed to be McAuliffe who had worked at Goods lumber camp. He had threatened self harm and disappeared after leaving unpaid wages. Lumbermen recall a possible prior injury on the Great Northern. Other details about family are unknown.
In Missoula on September 15 social events are limited until after President McKinley's funeral. Society ladies recalled invitations and the resignation of receptions. The charity ball planned for a local fundraiser for a patient traveling East for back treatment is postponed.
In Missoula news J. P. McBride becomes local agent. Charley Weber deer hunting success and meat sent home. Hamilton party honors Miss Helen McCrackin before Chicago departure. Notables from Butte and Stevensville visits, Daly and Huggard interests, and a new Stevensville training school opening planned for Oct 9.
In Seattle on September 14 Justice McKenna presiding over the circuit court of appeals adjourned court to honor President McKinley’s memory. He praised the late leader as a true gentleman and patriot and urged protection of the president through law and severe penalties for attackers.
Buffalo reporter notes State Senator John Laughton recounts a dramatic display at the Pan American exposition where a large Roosevelt image flashed the caption Our Vice President. The word Vice burned away revealing Our President before the display finally showed President, amid crowds who found it prophetic.
The Montana Fruitgrowers union sent their Yellows tone county fair exhibit to Billings to display Western Montana orchards. President Dinsmore accompanies the fruit to ensure proper arrangement and to show eastern readers the region’s fruit claims.
Anxiety grows as Judge Smith is expected to rule on Wednesday or Thursday in Mrs. Cave's injunction against the railway. Meanwhile construction is halted and time is lost. The depot completion is vital to local business interests, prompting hopes the disruption ends soon. Big reductions on ladies and children cloaks at Globe.
The London Chronicle reports a new France Moorish legation accord expanding French influence in Morocco. Sultan Muley Abdul Aziz remains nominally sovereign but is seen as weak. France moves to absorb southern and eastern Morocco, securing oases, rail access, and police organization, threatening Tangier's fate.
In Missoula on September 5, a return visit by the Irish Lord is noted as he meets old acquaintances and surveys city changes since his departure for the Philippines. Wilson, once chief musician of the 3rd Volunteer Infantry Band, recounts service with Lawton and Grant and describes Philippine scenes and photos including soldiers.
Hamilton Montana September 14 A few foreman changes noted at Bitter Root stock farm Thomas McCourt returns from Eastern Montana to head Gilchrist ranch Swan Johnson returns to horticultural department replacing Oertl William Richardson rents and runs the Lee ranch George W Dougherty C M Crutchfield and Mercum Payne depart for a two week Salmon river trip McBride now chief clerk to Superintendent Russell moving his household to the Rocky Mountain division facility.
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