Wool Crop and Trade Outlook for 1901 in United States
The annual wool production estimate shows a total clip of 302,102,428 pounds for 1901 with pulled wool. The fleece weight dropped to 6.23 pounds while shrinkage fell to 60.6 percent, and total domestic and foreign wools on hand or imported reach 650 million pounds. Boston and New York remain leading wool markets, with Australian and Argentine wools forming major portions of imports. The report notes improved market conditions but warns of continued price sensitivity and calls for better preparation of wools for shipment.
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United States
N. D
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
Boston Herald
Cour
Joser
London
Argentina
Fordova
Boston
New York
Department of Agriculture
Heart Disease Likely Cause of Stumpf Death
Testimony at Coroner Johnston's inquest in Butte indicates Frank A. Stumpf the steamfitter died from acute heart trouble. Witnesses say he drank heavily in the days before death and showed no despondence over marital troubles. The verdict cites heart failure as the cause, with the death occurring in a room above the Red Batot shoe store on Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Tachells
Frank A. Stumpf
Stumpf
Butte
Red Bacot
Miss Sabre
Death at Manhattan lodging house sparks inquest details
Testimony from lodging house residents and workers describes a man named Stumpf, aged about 30 to 45, found dead with references to carbolic acid and a wound cleanup. Witnesses note his sobriety earlier, a possible apoplexy cause, and family troubles, with relations to Colorado Springs and Indiana origins.
Witness Testimony on Stumpf and Carbolic Acid
L N Hackston testified about knowing Stumpf and that Stumpf spoke of leaving his wife in Colorado Springs. He described seeing a bottle of carbolic acid in Stumpf's room used to clean an injured hand, suggesting a potential link to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred ©. Dogge
Stumpf
Wiliam C. Bryant
Bryant
Evaneville
Ind
George F. Rankin
Rankin
Colorado Springs
Butte
Ll. N. Hackston
Butte Briefs Mixed Local News From 1902
Butte briefs report visits and business in town with names like Greather Boyle Hayes and Butter, and arrivals from Dillon Helena Anaconda Deer Lodge and Lakeview. Events include a December 4 card party by the California 1902 club at Pyithian Castle.
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William Butter
Great Falls
Finten
W. Robinson
Dillon
Padgborn
Deer Lodge
A. M. Dwight
Anaconda
Robert Barclay
Helena
John Lynch
East la. Platte
Lt. Ritchey
Garnet
Vening
Main Alley
Hebe Hopkins
Lazy Five Ranch
Lakeview
Butte
Davey
Ruth Leggat
St. Louis
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Silver Bow County
General Fund
Contingent Fund
Poor Fund Road Fund
Butte City General School Fund District School Fund
City of
Walkerville
State Fund
General County
Lienses
Othe
The
Sri
Wellon
Philadelphia
Oneee Aeaee
Steam Witter
Yland
Madame Galvin
Doli
North Pole
Red Riding Hood
Hearst
Worth Inc
Gloria
Plic Best
Iire
Minea
Symons
W. B
United States Army
Sem eRe
Heo
West
Paris
Patter
Manhattan
Steamfiller
Butte Briefs
D. Boyle
Livingston
J. J. Hayes
John Hosking
A. H. Heary
W. M.taylor
Mahoney
Main Street
J. H. Knaues
Hutte
Knauss
Denison
A. Stumpf
Joseph
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