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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1901
Page
10
A catalog describes a sale of diamond rings and brooches at affordable prices. It lists rings from five to twenty dollars and brooches from under ten to around eighteen dollars, with many styles inspired by London and Paris designs. Dominant items include pendants, studs, lockets, charms, and pins in varied finishes.
A Catholic service at St. Patrick's in Helena honors President William McKinley. Bishop Brondel invites Catholics and non Catholics to attend a votive mass in respect for the late leader and for national law and order. The service features a Bishop Carroll prayer and hymns including Nearer My God to Thee.
Memorial services were held at St John Episcopal church where Clinton H. Moore delivered the address. The burial service was conducted by Rev Blackieton and Rev Jonker. Hymns Lead Kindly Light and Nearer My God to Thee were sung as mourners filled the church to pay respects to the late president William McKinley.
Cate-wife eulogizes him as a man and an American citizen. During the address many in the congregation wept openly, with clear signs of deep sorrow in attendance.
Children gathered at Sacred Heart on East Park Street at 8 30 am to honor the assassinated president and pray for the country under Bishop Brandel. About five hundred youngsters sang hymns including Nearer My God to Thee and Lead Kindly Light as Father Callahan led the farewell. The St Patrick's service followed with children participating.
F X Giard, early Butte pioneer and blacksmith turned businessman, died in Montreal Wednesday while visiting his wife and daughters. He arrived in 1864, settled in Virginia City then Deer Lodge and Helena before relocating to Butte in 1876, building Giard Bros. and a growing real estate portfolio. His family and Elks lodge memberships note his prominent local role.
Funeral ceremonies for Martin Sheridan of the Butte fire department were held yesterday. Chief Sanger gave the eulogy at Sacred Heart church as Father Callahan conducted burial rites. Pallbearers included Firemen P Cleary F Noble P Healey and Policemen J B Sullivan George Matthews and P Liden. The hose wagon bore the casket from the fire station to Broadway and then west, followed by fire department wagons and trucks. floral offerings filled the procession.
George A. infant son of Vino wid Mire Andrew Johnson died yesterday. The Sunera will take place this after noon at 2 o clock from the family residence No. 624 Past Galena Street.
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