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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1901

Page

2

Central Montana Woolgrowers' Association Formed in Billings

The Central Montana Woolgrowers' association is launched with Commodore Power as a leading organizer. An executive committee of seven, a ways and means group, and officers from each county establish a formal constitution and annual July convention.

Billings Montana Central J. F. White Montana Woolgrowers’ Association Waya and Means National Woolgrowers’ Association Boards of Equalization Association

Prices at Billings Improve Slightly

Wool market shows small gains from the prior day, though prospects for growers stay tepid. Readout lists numerous 10 to 19 1/2 cent bids across consignors such as American Sheep Company Helena and D Dewey Gould & Co with numerous Billings and Two Dot lots sustaining quiet demand.

Standard Billings Aug American Sheep Company Helena Jeremiah Williame & Co Dewey, Gould & Co Dr. Holloway Dot D. Godfrey Hecht, Liebman & Co FE. Kaiser Myersburg Jeremiah Willams & Co Mayne & Fairburn Garnell Jeremiah Willame & Co C. Lindstrum E. M. Clark Red Lodge T. Rater Fort Logan Jeremiah Williams & Co M. Garl Flat Willow Irwin & Huckson Iewin Bros A. T Irwin Columbus Wescott & Graham J. Wescott J. Tl. Marehall Sanford A. Hruckert Dorsey Watson & Blane Watson

Wool market narrows as Great Falls sales close

The Great Falls wool market nears season end with 11 clips totaling about 147,000 pounds sold at average around 1325 to 1344 cents. Buyers included W. W. Martin, Warden Bros., Fletcher Irwin & Blackburn, McDonald Creek Sheep, Peters, Cameron, Colby, Kneer, Barraclough, Evans, Livingston, and Kneer Bros. The largest clip reached 47,000 pounds at 18 cents.

Great Falls W. W. Martin Warden Bros Fletcher Irwin & Blackburn Livingston McDonald Creek Sheep Company

Wool price report from multiple western regions

San Francisco notes August wool prices with regional figures in cents. Nevada and Eastern Oregon show 10912 and 13 cents respectively, while Valley Oregon and San Joaquin plains list 0M and 6 cents. Fall lambs priced at 748 cents with Humboldt and Mendocino at 65 cents.

San Francisco Nevada Eastern Oregon Valley Oregon San Joaquin Plains Humboldt Mendocino

Navy Promotions Announce White Pratt Appointments

Washington Aug 3 the president announced naval appointments naming William P White lieutenant commander and Alfred A Pratt lieutenant in a broad slate of Navy promotions.

Washington William P. White Alfred A. Pratt

Sugar Prices Fall Across All Refined Grades

The American Sugar Refining company announced a reduction of all grades of refined sugar by points, impacting market pricing. This move signals a broader market shift as producers adjust to supply and demand dynamics.

New York American Sugar Refining Company

Mines Being Developed Large gold deposits found and Liberian progress noted

London reports Liberian officers arrive seeking rights to navigate the Manna river from Great Britain as mining expands. Barclay lauds U S backing while warning on Germany, notes plans for an American West Africa line, and says Liberia’s finances and immigration trends favor gradual assimilation and economic growth.

London Liberia England Great Britain Manna River Sierra Leone Barclay Roberts King Chamberlain Associated Press United States Germany New York West Africa America Prevent

Secretary Wilson studies drought impact in Midwest trip

Secretary of Agriculture Wilson, touring the Northwest and Midwest, says the drought situation may not be as severe as reported. He aims for scientific study to reduce drought damage and will share results after returning to Washington. He noted noticeable damage from Indiana westward and left for St. Paul.

Sioux City Iowa Wilson Northwest Middle West Drouth Washington Indiana St. Paul

Chance for Montana Girl Scholarship Offer

The School of Industrial Art and Technical Design of New York offers a free one year scholarship to a Montana girl unable to pay tuition. Design instruction covers carpet and wallpaper patterns, book covers, brocades and fabrics. Governor Toole to appoint a deserving 18 year old after notification.

Standard Helena School of Industrial Art and Technical Design West Twenty-third Street New York Montana Beard Toole Florence Elizabeth Cory

School Census Legal for Children on Indian Reservations

Helena August 3 The attorney general ruled that a school census of children living on an Indian reservation is legal as to whites on the reservation and those taxed for property. The ruling follows prior holdings that property owned by whites on reservations may be taxed and applies to inquiries from a local school clerk on the Blackfeet ceded strip.

Helena Thomas Cow Altyn Blackfeet

Indian children census ruling sparks state tax debate

The attorney general states that property taxed for district funding can include white residents on Indian reservations and that white and mixed children should be counted in the census. He argues Indian children under tribal guardianship receive federal education and are not MT residents, so their children should not be enumerated.

Montana State of

Judge Clagett Dies in Spokane Prominent Fusion Politician

Judge William H. Clagett of Washington and Idaho died at his Spokane home. Born 1838, he was a noted lawyer and a fusion politics figure in Idaho and Montana history and a former candidate for U.S. senator before the legislature. He once served as Deer Lodge County prosecuting attorney in Montana.

Spokane Wash William HI. Clagett Washington Idaho Montana United States Clagett Deer Lodge County Mont State

Converter blast at Morenci smelter injures eight men

Advices from Morenci report that the center converter at the Detroit Copper Mining Company smelter blew up on Wednesday. Eight men were seriously injured including foreman Bernardo Rojo and worker John Vetar who suffered severe burns from molten copper. The furnace and centers were shattered over a wide area.

Phoenix Ariz Morenci Detroit Copper Mining Company Bernardo Rojo John Vetar

BUTTE NEWS HOWARD WILL COME BACK

Requisition filed for a convict at the Washington Penitentiary signals a return of Howard. Authorities move to secure custody and bring the inmate back to serve sentence.

Thomas Howard Charged With Burglary In Butte Case

County Attorney Breen filed an information in deathhet court charging convict Thomas Howard with burglary. He is to be discharged Aug 10 from the Washington state penitentiary and will be brought back from Spokane for trial.

Breen Thomas Howard Howard State of Washington Washington Butte W. C. Clymo Putte Spokane Clymo Clancy MecbHride W. H. Wix J. C. Bachelor Robert N. Rand Emma Miller M. Fraserve Emma M. Stoddart Elizabeth E. Lawn Patrick Dwyer A. Burton Arthur W. Rand J. Mason J. T. Carroll John Kellett James Foley A. W. Rand W. C. Bryant A. Lindsay George H. Casey M. J. Connell Anna Sampson Margaretta Derhofer John W. McBee William Bowes

Referee Reports Hesperus Property Sale Confirmed

Referee Wier reported to court yesterday the sale of the Hesperus property to James W. Forbis for 47500 dollars. The sale was confirmed.

Wier Hesperus James W. Forbis

Columbia Breaks Record on Thirty Mile Course

Independence sailed a strong race in heavy seas but Columbia finished 40 seconds faster on the 30 mile triangle with a corrected time 1 minute 11 seconds ahead. Columbia led the first leg by over three minutes and avoided the heaviest squalls that challenged Independence.

Newport Independence Columbia Aseehe Lee Brenton Reef Lawcen Defamer Point Judith Boston

Fastest on record: Columbia covers wind's eye in minutes

The vessel completed the run in two hours, 51 minutes, and 48 seconds, making it one of the fastest on record as Columbia overtook the field.

Columbia

Sporting man Warren Lewis leaps to death at sea

Warren Lewis renowned as a sporting figure and backer of boxers and fighters drowned after jumping from the steamer Rhode Island between New York and Providence. A search failed to locate him within half an hour. His note of intent was found by his son before the news reached New York.

New York Warren Lewis Rhode Island Providence Lewis America John L. Sullivan Jack Dempsey Brooklyn Jimmy Carroll Jack McAuliffe Kid McCoy Jim Hall Pritchard England

Bold Mail Robbers Steal Pouch from Portland Depot

Thieves seized a registered mail pouch from a truck before a mail car at the union depot in Portland. A letter pouch was taken from another truck near an R. R. & N. train bound for the East. The thieves vanished into darkness and no trace exists at this hour.

Portland Ore Union Depot Omaha Seattle Troutdale

Wall Paint That Will Please Your Wife

Advertisement states elegant stock of colors for walls and offers installation. If wife smiles not, payment not required.

Death After Copper Smelter Explosion At Boston Montana

Alexander Milne a 35 year old Scotch resident of Geat Falls died at Columbus hospital from severe burns suffered when converter slag exploded at the Boston and Montana smelter last night. Milne was struck in the back and head with molten copper, his clothing burned away, and he died after hours of agony. He had worked at the station for years, was single, with a brother in Ontario, and belonged to the Knights of Pythias.

Standard Geat Falls Alexander Milne Columbus Hospital Boston & Montana Milne Ontario Knights of Pythias Order

No Settlement Probable in San Francisco Labor Trouble

San Francisco Aug 3 The labor dispute here shows little chance of settlement as Mayor Phelan fails to unite Employers' association and City Front federation. The labor council may call out nearly 40 000 men if peace is not found by Monday, while employers demand direct talks and workers seek full union recognition. The clash over unionism appears irreconcilable, likely prolonging the stalemate into a test of endurance.

San Francisco Phelan Employers’ Association City Front Federation Labor Council

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