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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1901
Page
10
Wisconsin native Tommy Ryan recounts witnessing a strange trial in which Welch was accused of highway robbery. A fat juror slept through most of the proceedings and dreamt the verdict, finally declaring the prisoner innocent before escaping. The piece ends with church notices and local service schedules.
St John s Episcopal Church schedules Holy Communion at 10 30 a m Morning prayer and sermon at 11 a m Evening prayer and sermon at 7 20 p m Sunday School at 12 30 p m First Baptist Church lists services at 1 00 p m and 7 00 p m with sermons titled Uses and Abuses and Influence Sunday School at 12 40 p m Lee Hayes leads advisory meeting at 2 30 p m Prayer meetings at 7 40 p m Wednesday B Y P U meets 7 00 p m at Alexander Hall with topic Our Bible Works Junior B R Y P U meets 4 00 p m Tuesday Mrs G Dunfeldt superintendent Woman s missionary meeting Thursday at 2 30 p m at G L Lander s 487 Colorado street invites all ladies to attend the important gathering.
Theosophical society headquarters at Sherman house 107 West Quarts street schedules an 8 o'clock evening service. The public meeting moves from the first Wednesday to the first Thursday each month with next Thursday’s open discussion on What Are We Here For. Unity church notices list pastor L L Tower Walkerville with no morning service and an evening service at 7 30. Sunday rally features Hey Co W Shippin Rev Ro G Williams and Superintendent RO Young with Sunday school at 2 30 led by Rev Settle of Butte. Mount Bethel church Walkerville Tower pastor announces morning service 1 00 preaching by Rev Mr Vernon and evening service 7 30 by Rev Thomas Martin with Sunday school at 2 30 led by RB Nichols and prayer meeting 7 30. Wednesday evening hosts official board business following.
Pastor Rev Joan Hosking leads morning service at 11 with Purify the Lords Camp sermon An evening service at 730 titled A Reasonable Appeal Sunday school at 230 led by W H Gribbin and Callow Class meeting at 730 led by H James Prayer meeting 730 Tuesday Choir rehearsal Wednesday led by David Rundle Ladies Aid meets 230 Thursdays in church parlors Full attendance urged for upcoming birthday party planning.
Grace Methodist Episcopal church at the corner of Arizona and Second streets announces a morning service at 11 o clock led by Pastor James W. Tait at 35 Arizona Street.
In Lafayette Indiana at 3 am a general fight broke out after a rush between Purdue University sophomores and freshmen. Clubs were used and several were injured with Edward Owner Quinn of San Antonio Texas and James Hudson of Pittsburgh reported not expected to recover.
In Judge McClernan's court Patrick Maloney was ordered confined at Warm Springs after a sanity exam. He claimed the title General Bressette and led deputies to the jail. A former government scout recounted hunting two cattle rustlers and returning with them, claiming he would have brought them in in pieces if needed. Judge set October 7 for Edward Tobin murder verdict. Anderson case for new trial denied. Ruby Foster divorce hearing scheduled.
Sherman's on 129 East Park street offers free repair service for any sewing machine regardless of age. The promotion promises expert workmanship and no charge for repairs.
A survey of American city nicknames notes Buffalo as the bison city now added rainbow city for the exposition. Chicago is the white city, Garden City, and Windy City. St Louis is iron city and other names. Rochester once flour city now flower city. Syracuse salt city. Pittsburg smoky city. Cincinnati and Cleveland similar. Gotham New York. Boston baked bean city hub. Philadelphia Quaker city. Baltimore monumental city. New Orleans crescent city. San Francisco city of the golden gate.
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