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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1906
Page
5
A fragment notes bleached satin damask of seventy two inches width valued at 1.75 and 200 dollars with an implied value statement. The text is incomplete but indicates fabric value and dimensions.
A local shop advertises a broad selection of carving sets with pearl handles. Prices range from five to six dollars, highlighting a diverse stock for buyers seeking quality kitchen tools.
November 22 1906 report from Choteau and Red Lodge Republican papers highlights a stunning GOP win in Silver Bow County with 11 of 13 legislative nominees Republican and Horace Walsh losing by 284 votes. It credits Lee Mantle's candidacy for U S Senate and his statewide tour supporting the party and presidential policies.
Official counts show Republicans with a solid two thirds in both houses. In the Senate Republicans hold eighteen seats to nine Democrats, with eleven holdovers. In the House Republicans lead with nineteen to democrats and others, plus several holdovers, shaping a Republican-majority next term.
Mrs John Weaver wife of Philadelphia's mayor is described as devout Baptist active in church and charity work. The profile notes her family size, a background of Bible teaching by her husband, and her roles in yacht club activities. It mentions their children two who died and Roy a curious ten year old who inspected a watch given for his birthday and found the inner works.
An article notes at the New England Conservatory a display of Japanese instruments including drums, wind instruments like the fue and bichii riki, the koto with thirty strings, and the samisen. It highlights Dr. Luther Mason’s efforts to modernize Japanese music and Imperial approval of the instruction.
The dialogue suggests a stage scene with light cues and timing in a playful exchange. Miss Sue Beette notes the automative does not come on until the third act, indicating a staged pace and technical setup for the new play.
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