Ground Up by Wheels James Worms Killed on Railroad
James Worm, known as Ground Up by Wheels, died in a railroad accident near Clark's Part. Authorities say the incident occurred during maintenance work when a passing train struck him.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1903
Page
10
Papers Give His Identity Body Is Found on Northern Pacific
Missoula August 16 Word reached here that James McCann was killed on the Northern Pacific this morning at Clark's Fork near the Idaho line. Identity was established by papers found on him. His body was found about 11 o clock by a passing train and had been ground to pieces, with the body apparently passed over by several trains overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
James McCann
Celiie
Clark's Fork
Idanha
McCann
Bayes Boy Found by Searchers After Disappearance
Missoula August 16 Archie four year old son of George Bayes disappeared from the Bayes home in Springgulch near the Rattlesnake. He wandered into the woods while seeking huckle berries and was found by a party of searchers early this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Archie
George Bayes
Bayes
Springgulch
Pavilion Proprietors Arrested Yesterday in Missoula
Wolcott and Lewis, proprietors of The Pavilion, were arrested around 4 PM by Chief Hollingsworth on a suspected disturbance of the peace related to dancing on the pavilion floor on Sunday. They were escorted downtown toward Judge Wood’s residence, the proprietors’ attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Wolcott & Lewis
Hollingsworth
City Arrest Sparks Strenuous Controversy Over Legal Basis
In a heated exchange with city officials the men asked under which act they were arrested. The chief could not say. Wolcott and Lewis were released on their own recognizance to await a justice of the peace returning from fishing. The pavilion dance continued with the band playing as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolcott & Lewis
Clash at River Side Plant Sparks Violent Voic With Nonunion Men
In Wheeling West Virginia August a clash erupted between striking machinists and non union workers at the United States Steel River side plant. More than ten shots fired with no deaths but several wounded. A barricaded boarding house targeted, a striker hit, spectator Clay Hoover shot in the knee, and a man named Peter Silatek seriously wounded by stray fire amid ongoing hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Stout
Riverside
United States Steel Corporation
Clay Hoover
Peter Silatek
Stomach Trouble Leads to Death by Own Action
Stephen Hall of Aurora Alabama, a protege of Senator Albert J Hopkins, killed himself in his Washington room after suffering stomach pain. He sought medicine at a nearby drug store but was unable to obtain it. Hall was a clerk in the department of commerce and labor, recently transferred from the census bureau. The only known relative is B Downer, a Chicago publishing company manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stephen Hall
Aurora
Albert J. Hopkins
Hall
Department of Commerce and Labor
Census Bureau
B. Downer
Chicago
Archbishop Harty Presented to Pope in Rome
In Rome on August 14 the pope received Archbishop Harty in private audience after his consecration as Manila archbishop. They spoke at length on the Philippines, with the pope pledging warm support for pacification and Catholic triumphs. Harty introduced his secretary Mgr. Fowler and Father Donohue of Alabanas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Harty
Manila
Philippines
Harry
Bin
Mgr. Fowler
Donohue
Alabanas
Marquis of Salisbury Reported Slightly Better
London reports the Marquis of Salisbury was slightly better today with officials noting a modest improvement in his health after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marquis of Salisbury
Unnatural crime victim identified suspect in valley case
A search located a man at the Cottage hotel who was identified by Miks Vivian Warner as the person seen with the boy near the slough on Thursday. Jackson's preliminary hearing is set for next Tuesday. possible Hamilton venue due to local hostility. The boy’s funeral was held at South Methodist church with a large crowd and calls to let the law run its course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stantly
Cottage Hotel
Jackson
Stevensville
Watc
Miks Vivian Warner
Wright
Slough
Davis
Stengen
Sedgewick
Hamilton
South Methodist Church
J.B. Parnell
Misoula Jail Tension Over Jackson Case Sparks Fears
Special dispatch from Hamilton reports Missoula fears lynching at the jail as Sheriff Pond beefs up security and deputies with Winchesters guard the cell of Jackson charged in a local disappearance and murder case. County Attorney Baker presses Jackson on a disputed alibi while Missoula residents react to bulletins about the body and local arrests tied to a broader crime pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Hamilton
Standard
Missoula
Standard Bureau
Sheriff Pond
Stevensville
Baker
Assault cases under Higgins avenue bridge linked to Buck child
Anderson Jackson faced arrest last spring after a little Baker girl identified him as her assailant in a Montana saloon. Her mother and Under Sheriff Sterling accompanied her to the scene, but the single witness could not be corroborated and he was released. A separate September assault victim failed to identify him at the jail in Hamilton. Authorities misidentified Jackson as Walter Jackson in Spokane. Jackson claimed his brother’s name and his parents once belonged to the Salvation Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Jackson
Baker
Sterling
Montana
Jackson
Anderson
Hamilton
Walter Jackson
Spokane
The
Salvation Army
No Demonstrations Reported in Missoula
Missoula on August 17 reported by Sheriff Pond that at 1 AM there were no demonstrations and no crowds on the streets. Some strangers had arrived earlier, and the sheriff said he was ready if they came.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Standard Office
Sheriff Pond
Camping outfit discipline for novice campers from Collier's
The article advises the novice camper to travel light and progressively trim gear. It outlines minimal cooking and tableware, a compact spine for packing, and a small emergency med kit. It also covers tent site selection, ground protection, and a simple dry-camp setup to stay comfortable in varying weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier's Weekly
Cnm
Soomacnn
Walter
Cey
Atul
Saws and slate mines fuel Pennsylvania industry
The New York Times notes Pennsylvania factories house 300 long horizontal saws and two jig saws used to process high value slate products. Slate deposits near Harrisburg and other centers yield big profits as slate is cut for floors stairways sidewalks and mantels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pennsylvania
Hapman
Fourth Biologic Station Expedition Reaches MacDougal Peak
The University of Montana biological station party of 16 and 8 pack horses, led by Prof. M J Elrod and joined by officials from Missoula Lewistown and Burlington, climbed MacDougal peak in the Swan range Aug 4, detailing alpine flowers insects and scenic views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
University of Montana _ biological station
Bigfork
Flathead Lake
MacDougal Peak
Swan Range
M. J. Elrod
J. M. Hamilton
Maurice Ricker
Burlington
P. M. Silloway
Lewistown
Herbert Silloway
Claude Spaulding
Charlotte Cahoon
Butte
Winnie Miles
Corydon
Iowa
Vincent Craig
Walter Lehman
Amos Estey
Echo
J. A. Fossum
Nathaniel Alcock
Yankton
Aoy M. Short
Gertrude Norton
East Helena
Tomlinson
Holt
Mont
Packer
Heavens Peak
Sperry Glacier
Stimpson
St. Nicholas
Baptiste
Swan
MacDonald
Flathead
Rinth
State’ University
Fergus 4 Bix
University of Chicago
O. J. Craig
Craig
Vincent
Boston
St. Louis
N. BE. A
Montana
Sleepy Hollow
Hawthorne
Emerson, Channing
P.M. Silloway
Colorado
Trountain
Swan Lake
Army officers reported to wed Filipino partners then abandon them
Fort Leavenworth officials review cases of U.S. Army officers who allied with Filipino girls and left them, citing a practice once common before the Civil War with Indian brides in Oregon and Washington. The Leavenworth woman awaits divorce before any remarriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Journal
Fort Leavenworth
Leavenworth
Manila
United States Army
Oregon
Washington Territory
Tacoma
Beatile
Hidden Puyallup Kinship of a Civil War General’s Sons
In Puyallup two men claim kin to a Civil War era general who led the quartermasters. The veterans split lives between an Indian wife and an American wife they later joined, with the general openly supporting both families and visiting them in exile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orcers
Northwest
Puyallup
Tacoma
Quartermasters Department
United States Army
Puyallup Indian Agency
Far East
Pacific
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Western Montana
West Main Street
James Worm
Clark
Boday
Eral Plains
Brunswick Hotel
C. Heckler
P. M. Reilly's
Bayes Boy
Bonner
Ball Park
Roy Dick
Gilsney
Athletic Club
Eddie Corbett
Dr. R. Gwinn
Oculist
Auriet
Archbishop Harty
Salisbury
Missoula, Mont
Oxfords
Onnie Buck
Stenyen
Derek Buck
Stenven
Stenvens
Missooula
Higgins Avenue
Child
Diamons
Marie
Oliver
Buffalo Pitts
Buffalo Pitte
Planet Junior
Deering
Winona and Rushford Farm
Copper Mining Company
Mercantile Department
First National Bank
J. M. Keith
GAWO
John C. Lehson
H. T. Ryman
First National Bank of
A. B. Hammond
A. G. England, J. M. Keith
R. A. Fahy
4. G. England
John
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T. L. Greenough
England
I McLeod
M. Keith
Brest
Cook Remedy Co
Masonic Tempio
MuNyon
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
State
Beont
Big Jackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Toole
Missoula Monit
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