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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1906
Page
4
An accident in a Bell mine shaft between 2 and yesterday morning killed Michael Shea a young steward age 22. An inquest found no blame on the company and witnesses described the events as the cage and wall plates caused the fatal injuries.
An obituary reports the death of Vetter, a well known local figure, following a death during return from a trip. He left a wife and two children and had lived in the area for four years. A brother and other relatives mourn his passing as ceremonies and funeral arrangements are planned, with his funeral expected to pass through Bulle en route to the services.
The Opegoun Short Line announced a 4885 dollar fare from Butte to Goldfield and return for the Gunge Nelson len. Labor Day.
Event details indicate ticket sales run from August 31 to September 1 with a return option before September. A transport service is planned, featuring a steeper route and a likely member program.
Kenedy, a well known miner and Union member, long connected with the local industry, died at his home after a longstanding illness. He leaves a wife and three young children, a brother and other relatives. The funeral will be held Wednesday morning at his church with a special history service, followed by burial in the Catholic cemetery.
Butte brief items note visitors and residents around town including David G. Browne of Fort Benton, George G. Hough from Billings, John D. Malloy returning from Ishpeming Illinois, W. C. Cabtyelt of Anaconda, Axette of Great Falls, and H. Warvet from Helena. Various locals register at hotels, with mentions of travel from Billings and Butte social life and upcoming political events including primaries and the county convention.
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