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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1901
Page
10
Henry Kruver, a Stringtown wood hauler, was found on Park Street seemingly lifeless and died at Murray and Freund's Hospital. Coroner Johnson's investigation adds another entry to Butter’s series of mysterious deaths.
Kruver, a visiting wood hauler from Walkerville, was found unconscious on Park street Thursday evening. He died early yesterday after hospital treatment. Coroner Johnson will hold an inquest. police suspect poison or a deadly drug.
The Schubert Symphony Club and a lady quartet performed last evening at Mountain View church to a full house. Encores followed each piece as Julius Brander on violin Mabel Delany McPike soprano Ella Claire Garnhart and Louis McPike contributed solos and recitations with strong audience appreciation. The Symphony Club provided harmonious accompaniment throughout the program.
Phil H Miller and Ben Greenhood arrive from Helena. S R Oldaker also from Helena visits Butte while W M Fergus comes from Whitefish. Elliott from Vancouver D B K Swinehart from Helena. J R Toole from Anaconda and Sam Ward from Eugene Ring Jr from Sheridan. George M Hatch of Big Timber stays at the Finten. Marriage licenses issued yesterday to Henry Larrison of Butte and Annie Krachey of Milwaukee Benjamin Johnson and Carrie Peterson of Anaconda.
In Judge Nelson's court L A Sisley and Ella F Bordeaux were exonerated of perjury on county attorney's plea. John R Bordeaux was dismissed as prosecutors' helpers were ineligible. Donovan asks to hold Ross and Barnaman until his review. New complaints include youths James Boyland Francis Cat rin and John Doe Sliney charged with assault in the third degree. A Swede nicknamed John Doe faces petty larceny for stealing winter wood. James Burns charged with third-degree assault on Lewis Morris. John Doe Bert ram and two John Doe Schaffers accused of breaking into a shaft house and robbing the Place. Luke Madigan disputes damaged machinery.
After two days of testimony in the Tamale Joe Marino case the coroner jury found Bull Dog Salvadora Demicilli responsible for the death. Witnesses disagree on whether two or three shots were fired and who started the fight with Marino.
Reports say two thieves entered the Morgan house on Front Street at 1 p.m. taking a gold wrist chain revolver and two gold rings. A neighbor notes Frank T. Travis’s home, nearby, was also robbed of an overcoat and gold spectacles while the owner was away.
Beginning Sunday December 8 the Thornton hotel will serve a table d hate dinner every Sunday evening from 5 to 9 p.m. at one dollar. An excellent in menu will be provided on these occasions.
The Royal Italian Band under Director Creature delivered an excellent performance last night at Suttons new theater. Despite small attendance the orchestra showcased ultraclassical selections with masterful control over each instrument. William Tell closed the program amid vociferous cheers, with Paderewski’s minuet and a medley of catchy airs also drawing strong applause.
Philip Boden of the Western Federation of Miners leads a delegation across Utah to organize new mining camps into unions under the federation. The trip aims to establish labor groups in camps lacking unions and subordinate them to the federation.
Selwey admitted striking his former sweetheart in a moment of passion after a broken engagement. Both parties were taken before Chief Reynolds and charges were dropped, allowing the pair to go free.
Ellwood Gilling house a crazy man traveling from Seattle to Trenton jumped through a car window as the train moved about 30 miles an hour two miles west of Oswego. He was not seriously hurt and sheriff took him to an asylum at Williston to be removed.
A messenger asked police to call at the Dorhofer block where Miss Eudora Langlois said Mark Selwey of Dillon assaulted her. Officers found Selwey at the depot and arrested him after she alleged unprovoked severe treatment. Selwey claimed they came from Dillon to be married.
An audience filled the Good Templar hall in Butte to hear Rev. Leslie Sprague of Helena. Steps were taken to arrange regular Friday night services in Butte.
Two women drowned in the Ottawa river this afternoon during a private skating party. Bessie Blair daughter of A G Blair minister of railways and canals and H A Harper assistant editor of the Labor Gazette were separated from the group and broke through the ice at a swift section near Ottawa.
In Allentown Pennsylvania Jack McCormack of Philadelphia was knocked out by James Jeffords of California in the 14th round of a scheduled 15 round boxing match at the Keystone Athletic club.
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