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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1901

Page

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Hanna Urges Fair Ship Subsidy Policy in Congress

Senator Hanna spoke on the ship subsidy bill arguing for equal footing for the American merchant marine. He noted U S share of foreign tonnage has fallen to five percent and urged subsidies to counter rival European fleets paying twenty million dollars annually. He stressed funding aimed at American owners and capital to protect trade and national security.

Hanna Congress United States England South Africa Secon Germany France

Seven of the crew perish in a wreck off Grays Harbor

The Scotch bark Primere with a 20 man crew, bound from Santa Rosalia to Portland, ran aground at the Raft River mouth. Six in one boats drowned, one died of exposure. Survivors reached Hoquiam after 36 hours afloat. one seaman remains hospitalized. Captain Jamieson blames a northward gale after being near the Columbia, with efforts underway to tow the ship.

Aberdeen Wash Pnmere Jamieson Clink Bros Greenock Scotland Santa Rosalia Mexico Portland Raft River Gray's Harbor Joseph White H. White R. Craak T. Prior H. Deveen Stanley Sherran Carl Nelson Ovehut Ranger Hoquiam P. Pearson Hoequiam Astoria Columbia River Columbia

Capitol Commission Delayed Train Postpones Today Meeting

Special Dispatch from Helena reports the capitol commission did not meet due to a delayed train. A meeting is scheduled for tomorrow.

Standard Helena Dec. W Capitol Commission

Finnish preacher kills family then himself after loss of son

Rev John Kinnunen of Copper Falls Keweenaw county murdered his wife and two sons with a butcher knife then killed himself. He had reportedly suffered after his deaf son was killed by a passing train on arrival from Flint. Neighbors found all four dead and the house burned but flames were quick to die out.

The Standard Houghton Mich John Kinnunen Copper Falls Keweenaw County Kinnunen Flint

Fight over pool ticket leads to injuries

Wounds were not serious as a fight erupted among men earlier today over a pool ticket, escalating from prior trouble between the parties.

Court Rejects Spanish Claim Over Delayed Destroyers

Edinburgh court dismisses the Spanish minister of marine suit against Clyde Banking for 75 000 due to delay in delivering four torpedo boat destroyers planned for the Spanish American War. Sessions Court says only the monarch can sue a monarchy. one judge dissents on recognizing foreign ministers' rights.

Edinburgh Court of Sessions Minister of Marine Clyde Banking Company Sessions Court

Edwards seeks hike for Butte federal building cost

Congressman Caldwell Edwards proposes raising the Butte federal building cost from 225 dollars to 30 000 dollars and asks War Secretary to review a board of survey report on loss and damage of ordnance and quartermaster stores at the Montana National Guard arsenal for reimbursement to the state. He hopes for favorable action.

Standard Washington Caldwell Edwards Butte Secretary of War Board of Survey National Guards of Montana Edwards

Jury Passes on Issues in Mix vs Northern Poetic suit

Helena December 10 Judge Knowles ruled the jury may decide the issues in Wallace Mix's damage suit against Northern Poetic. Wallace Wallace railroad company argued no instruction was needed. Plaintiff contends the dispatcher as vice principal and operator at Bonita were negligent. Summations to follow with jury to retire in morning.

Helena Knowles Wallace Mix Northern Poetic Willam Wallace Railroad Commeticy Mix Bonita T. J. Walsh

Woodmen of the World honor head consul Falkenberg in Helena

Three Woodmen camps in Helena held a warm reception for Head Consul Falkenberg arriving from Butte. Escort included a band and a procession from Ellis' hall to Electric hall for public exercises. Judge Smith gave a welcome, with Rev. Jordan and Ed Carleton also speaking. Falkenberg addressed the gathering for about an hour then a public reception followed.

Standard Helena Dee Falkenberg Butte Order Ellis’ Hall Electric Hall H. ©. Smith W. M. Jordan First Christian Church Ed Carleton

Resignation of Navy Assistant Secretary Hackett Revealed

President accepts Frank W. Hackett’s resignation as assistant secretary of the navy to take effect next Monday. Charles H. Panning of Vermont named as his successor and expected to arrive soon to assume duties. Hackett states he must return to law practice. Secretary Long expresses regret.

Washington Frank W. Hackett Navy Charles H. Panning Vermont

Fighting in the Philippines Near Batangas and Camarines

Manila reports thousands flee Batangas for safety after fights with insurgents at Labo Camarines where three Americans were killed. An attack on Lipa left troops dead and enemy losses feared heavy. Filipinos oppose reconcentration and cut telegraph wires as a 200 riflemen 40 boatman force engaged Nagpartian Ilocos Norte.

Manila Batangas James M. Bell Labo Camarines 20Th Infantry Bell Lipa Nagpartian Provine Ilocos

Noted Fight in Saloon Ends Badly for Mitchell

Helena Dee O W Crib a book maker in a local poolroom and A D Mitchell an upholsterer clashed in a saloon tonight. Crib used a knife wounding Mitchell in the left cheek and the arm. Crib was arrested and released on bail as Mitchell's condition was reported.

Standard Helena Dee O. W. Crib A. D. Mitchell Mitchell Crib

Democrats win Boston mayoral race and city offices

In Boston on December 10, Democrats swept city elections with Gen. Patrick A. Colling defeating Thomas X. Hart by a large plurality, 52,000 to 33,000, taking mayoralty and control of both branches, plus the street commissioner post and most school commissioners. licenses favored.

Boston Patrick A. Colling Thomas XI. Hart A. Charles

William B. Preston Dies by Own Action

Manila report states William B. Preston formerly a captain in the 43rd regiment volunteers died by his own hand. The brief confirms the self-inflicted death without detailing circumstances or location.

Manila William B. Preston 43Rd Regiment, Volunteers

Divorce Turmoil Ties Senator Corbett to Seattle Case

In Seattle on December 10 a divorce case named Inez Peterson vs. EF Peterson highlighted the affair with U S senator Henry W Corbett of Portland. Peterson allegedly alienated his wife but the suit was dismissed. Mrs Peterson claimed desertion after learning of a large loan and social cutout.

The Standard Seattle Wash Superior Court Inez Peterson E. Peterson Montana Peterson Corbett

Open Senate reviews Hay-Pauncefote treaty changes

The Senate spent the day on routine business and executive session, hearing the Knox confirmation report with no opposition. Senator Lodge argued the revised Hay-Pauncefote treaty abrogates the Clayton Bulwer pact and grants the United States broader control of the canal, including wartime fortification rights, while omitting prior admission provisions. The chamber adjourned for a Democratic committee conference with plans to take up the treaty again tomorrow.

Washington Senate Lodge Hoar Committee On Judiciary Knox Anti-Trust League United States Suez Canal Lne Great Britain Culberson Mr. Lodge

Eighth annual report of Twin Bridges orphans home

The eighth annual report from Wiley Mountjoy shows 104 inmates as of December 1, up 12 from last year. Sixty-one were admitted, five returned, 53 placed in homes, and one death. Health was strong with only 60 spent on medical care, including 15 for a bean extraction. The home houses 64 boys and 40 girls, and counties have contributed numerous inmates. Total yearly cost was 18 459.90 dollars, with per inmate weekly costs of 3.23 or 2.19, farm products valued at 1.85, and buildings valued at 49,320 dollars funded for improvements including a nursery. Leck & Cow of Anaconda near completion.

Standard Helena Wiley Mountjoy Twin Bridges Mountjoy Beaverhead Cascade Carbon Chateau Custer Deer Lodge Fergus Flathead Gallatin Granite Jefferson Lewis and Clarke Madison Meagher Missoula Park Ravalli Silver Bow Valley Yellowstone Leck & Cow of Anaconda

Rocky Mountain Bell Seeks Writ. Local Phone Lines Delayed

In Red Lodge Judge Henry postponed the mandamus hearing on the Rocky Mountain Bell case to the February term. The company won two of three criminal cases against its workers as the fines were dismissed on demurrer and the $26 paid was refunded.

Red Lodge Rocky Mountain Bell Henry

Montana Land Office Reports State Lease Acreage and Revenues

The annual report by State Land Register T. D. Long to Governor Toole details fiscal year receipts totaling 241,335.75 from interest, land and timber sales. It lists acres under lease across counties, led by Meagher and Yellowstone, totaling over 1.1 million acres for school land and related institutions with varied lease revenues.

Standard Helena State Land Register T. D. Long Toole State Land Department Counsies Beaverhead Broadwater Carbon Cascade Chateau Custer Dawson Deer Lodge Fergue Flathead Gallatin Granite Jefferson Lewin and Clarke Madison Meagher Missoula Park Powell Ravalli Rosebud Silver Bow Sweet Cross Teton Valley Yellowstone Deaf and Dumb Asylum School of Mines Reeform Normal School Soldiers Agricultural College

Italian laborer killed near Shirley by passing train

Coroner Putnam investigated the death of an Italian laborer on the Northern Pacific about five miles west of Shirley. Three men were trying to move a handcar when No 12 struck, tearing one man to fragments as the others escaped injury. An inquest was held at Terry.

Miles City Putnam Northern Pacific Shirley No 12 Terry

Will Meet the Law Ends in Appeal in Helena

George Crosap a Helena bartender recently convicted in a justice court for selling liquor to a drunkard and fined 70 dollars today filed an appeal to the district court contending the law is unconstitutional and to test it.

The Standard Helena George Crosap Justice of the Peace District Court

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Col Henry Watterson Boston Merchants’ Association Boston Mechants’ Association Ventome Charles Emory Smith Rogeko Takajira M. A. Hanna Kentucky Massachusetts Smith Atterson Spain Union Mount of Olives Money In Ohio Wisermen America Henry Wattersow Sart Hoats War Department of the Order Navy Department C. H. Darling Philippines Province of Patrick Collins Ment Senator Lodge Orphans’ Home Report Telephone Company Business OF Land Office Haudene
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