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17 Aug 1905
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Anaconda Standard in Anaconda, Montana
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1905
Page
1
Judge Hunt Tours Deer Lodge Valley Farms in Smoke Suit Visit
An automobile party of Judge Hunt and associates toured eighty miles of Deer Lodge valley farms and ranches to inspect soil, crops, and cattle ahead of the Washoe smelter injunction case. The visit included Bliss ranch and Warm Springs asylum farm, with officials and locals guiding the inspection and noting harvest activity and alfalfa fields along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Judge Hunt
A. J. Shores
KE. P. Mathewson
Jesse Miller
R.L
Peter Levengood
Jacob Stuckey
William Pinegar
Tom Parker
Bliss Ranch
Frank Thralkill
Angus Smith
K. D. Smith
Byron Howells
Chris Jurgenson
Herman Johnson
Andrew Peterson
Mitchell
Mussigbrod
Warm Springs Asylum
Warm Springs
Dr. Warren
State Insane Asylum
Asylum Farm
Lost Creek
Cummick
Liesing
Nelson
Scott
Eagles Delegates Plan Surplus Funds Investment and Home Debate
Denver delegates to the Fraternal Order of Eagles proceed on two sessions to reform by laws and articles, reviewing trustee reports noting cash balance and economy. They propose investing surplus funds and consider an Eagles home location with Oklahoma and Seattle among interests while inviting Milwaukee for 1906 and Chicago for 1996.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Order of Eagles
Theodore Rooosevelt
United States
Cheyenne
Wyo
Aerie
Grand Trustees
Judiciary Committee
Grand oTiers
Grand Neries
Grand Aerie
Mother Aerie
Seattle
Dunne
Chicago
Eagles
Co. Oo. Davison
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Montana Rival Competes for Home Honor at National Refuge
The field includes Oklahoma Territory as a contender for the National Refuge of the Eagles honor, with both sides vying for recognition in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
National Refuge OF the Eagles
Darkness in Midday Windstorm Strikes St. Louis
A violent wind and rain storm in St. Louis and East St. Louis left about a score of people injured. Roofs, chimneys, and signs were torn loose as a 48 mile per hour gale caused widespread damage and a panic at the Louisville and Nashville freight office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
East St. Louis
Louisville & Nashville
Saloon Keeper Acquitted Amid Age Lie Defense at Chestnut
D F Johnson of Chestnut was acquitted after a trial before Judge Smith on allowing a minor to frequent a saloon. The defense argued Johnson asked the boy his age and was told he was 21. A related case against James Brady was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Bozeman
D. F. Johnson
Chestnut
Smith
Arthur Reese
Reese
Johnson
James Brady
Yellow fever outlook improves as inspection expands in New Orleans
New Orleans reports 66 new cases today bringing total to 1146 with 176 deaths and 248 total foci. The inspection service under Prof. A L Metz plans house to house canvasses, cistern screening and sanitation enforcement as the outbreak moves into routine management. Dr Herrick remains in the infirmary recovering with confidence in his convalescence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
White
A. L. Metz
Tulane University
Herrick
Marine Hospital Service
Turo
Norway and Sweden Deciding Frontiers Forts Aid
Premier Bjornson says forts on the Norwegian frontier will aid Sweden's security after any dissolution and that Norway may act alone if Sweden blocks a settlement. He criticizes the storthing move to a monarchy and warns of a republic if Sweden resists. Premier Michaelsen arrives to cheers and pledges to seek a settlement with Sweden without formalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiania
Bjornsterne Bjornson
Associated Press
Sweden
Norway
Bernadotte
M. Bjornson
Michaelsen
Opposition to Tariff Change Emphasized by California Makers
In San Francisco on Aug 16 the Manufacturers and Producers Association of California approved a resolution urging Congress not to alter tariff laws. They warned that any change could harm state industries and curb national prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Manufacturers and Producers’ Association of California
Congress
Bearmouth Mail Sack Recovered Tied to 1902 Holdup
In Philipsburg Aug 16 a registered mail sack from the North Coast limited, taken during the Bearmouth holdup on Oct 24 1902, was found by prospector A J Howell near Drummond Montana. Bits of letters indicate the sack held several hundred dollars. Authorities plan extended local searches for more robbers and a possible crew tied to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Philipsburg
North Coast Limited
Bearmouth
A. J. Howell
Drummond
Howell
Hammond
Northern Pacific
Engineer O'Neill
Ovando
Ovanco
Tremendous Increase in Demand for Steel
Pittsburg August 16 No prior period shows such activity in building steel mills furnaces and shops along the Monongahela valley. Plant costs exceed 2 million dollars and capacity will nearly double when plans are done. More than 23 000 new jobs will be created in these plants in addition to about 50 000 already employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Monongahela Valley
Monongahela River
Electric cars collide injuring nine near Oneonta park
In Los Angeles on August 16 nine people were injured in a collision between Pasadena and Monrovia electric cars near Oneonta park. Dr J W Trueworthy, a noted physician and library board president, suffered a brain concussion and serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Monrovia
Oneonta Park
J. W. Trueworthy
Public kitchens planned for famine districts in Spain
Madrid Aug 16 The governor orders Andalusian authorities to build public kitchens to supply food to famine stricken families in towns and villages. The agriculture minister asks railroads to start repair and construction work to employ as many people as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Mass Rock Slide Kills Twelve Slavonian Miners at Ormond Quarry
At Leligh Portland Cement quarry in Ormond Pennsylvania a tonnage rock slide fatally trapped twelve Slavonian workers and injured six more as heavy rains softened the earth. Only nine escaped, four by reaching a rock shelf. The men lived in nearby shanties and were at work when the collapse occurred five minutes before quitting time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Mill A
Leligh-Portland Cement Company
Ormond
White Man Charged With Ruin Of A Negro Girl
Special dispatch from Great Falls reports E. Ensign, a white man newly married, charged with criminal assault on a 14 year old negra girl who is about to become a mother. The sheriff has a warrant for his arrest. Ensign is a former Montana Central fireman and left Hamilton for Missoula, then vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Great Falls
G. E. Ensign
Hamilton
Ensign
Montana Central
Missoula
NitroGlycerin Explosion At Judson Powder Company
Berkeley California August 16 One man was killed and a dozen seriously injured in an explosion that destroyed the nitroglycerin house of the Judson Dynamite and Powder company at Point Isabella Edward Edris foreman of the nitroglycerin department was killed He was blown into atoms with the building Chinese workers in the mixing room 200 feet away were stunned bruised and cut by glass A second explosion an hour later destroyed the mixing works 500 feet from the first Save for luck Twenty men narrowly escaped as Edward Smith warned them before the second blast causing no fatalities Property loss estimated at 15000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Cal
Judson Dynamite and Powder Company
Point Isabella
Edward Edris
Edward Smith
Smith
Congress Opens on Troubled Sea Over Chinese Exclusion
Oregon Governor Chamberlain and Governor Mead urge strict enforcement of exclusion laws as California Washington and Oregon clash on Chinese immigration. Delegations from the coast anticipate a heated committee and floor fight as resolutions divide Western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Portland
Ore
California
Oregon
Washington
Chamberlain
China
Pacific Coast
Pardee
United States
Africa
Mead
Committee On Resolutions
Rosebud Men Charged With Bounty Frauds
Rosebud county officials in Helena discuss Forsyth bounty fraud arrests. W Bailey L R Terrett J W Selv idge and C Wright are charged with frauds from 1901 totaling about 9000 dollars. W Bailey, former Rosebud county clerk, denies guilt and cites political motivation. hearing set for Sept. 4 in Forsyth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
J. C. Kyndis
R. J. Cole
Rosebud County
Forsyth
W. Bailey
L. R. Terrett
J. W. Selvidge
Charles Wright
Montana
Bailey
Rosebud
Six Mexican laborers killed in Santa Fe train crash near Corona
In San Bernardino California on August 16 a rear end collision between a Santa Fe work train and an extra southbound freight at Horseshoe Bend killed six workers instantly and left six or seven fatally injured with more expected. The Mexican laborers resided locally and had gathered in the caboose when the wreck occurred at 6 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardino
Cal
Santa Fe
Horseshoe Bend
Corona
Caboose
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Deer Lodge Valley
Perkins
Perkins Ranch
James Perkins
Mr. Perkins
Law
Aeries
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Territory
Bill
Neys
Republic
Try
J. B. Featherman
Mr. Featherman
Struc
Tural Material
Pennnsylvania
Penn
Sylvania Quarry
Judson Powder Company
Governor Chamberlain
Committee On
Rese
Onaubject
Pardee Not So
Mer County Clerk
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