Anaconda Man Falls From Trestle At Washoe Smelter
An Austrian resident Golick, about 27, fell from a trestle at the Washoe smelter while walking to fetch something. He was rushed to St Ann's Hospital in serious condition with injuries including a broken left cheekbone. He is married with a wife and child in Anaconda.
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Rowis
Anaconda
St. Ann's Ho
Washoe
Golick
Ann
Gollek
Hutchers and Tailors Pool Teams Clash in Close Match
Two pool teams the Hutchers and Tailors played at Salter Sables yesterday afternoon in a tight contest. The Tailors claimed the win amid spirited play as players such as Lopthomet and Cartier led the effort while others like Chambers and Gowen contributed. The report notes unity and effort though fragmented, with ambient social commentary about women’s emancipation and labor under harsh conditions in Abyssinia.
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Hutchers and Tailors
Salter Sables
Ta Lopthomet
Harles ‘Artiher
Fred Cartier
Charles Chambers
Household dispute and upcoming meetings amid city notices
Amid fragmented prose, a woman may leave her husband with a joint property claim while others attend meetings at Dewey hall and a Linn county event calendar notes the Lot day sale and Fulton market listings. Local notices include trusteeship appointments, shop promotions, and a hospital employment update.
Killing narrowly averted at City hotel in tense court scene
Report details a near fatal shooting at the City hotel triggered by a domestic dispute. Charles Young, his wife, and rivals clashed with a gun drawn in a saloon but the weapon was knocked away before a shot fired. The case moves through Justice Blanden in Carbondale toward Judge Wolfe for a Wednesday ruling.
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Justice Courte
Charles Young
Clain
Wwrover
Mrs Caine
Young
Thioney
Hetore
Sen
Hands Burned In Electric City Accident
A colored worker in Electric City burned his hands and face when lighter fluid ignited while he tried to light a cigar. A physician attended to the man’s severe injuries and noted the expected pain as treatment continued. Representations and witnesses from Tolman and Roseland county election matters are listed, with Tolman traveling from Porsyth to testify. Fred E. Mitchell and Mabel M. Reynolds wed in Laurel. The piece mentions a prosperous ranch near Logan.
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Bighee
Bi Tee
Anaconda School Trustees to Meet in Regular Session
Anaconda school trustees plan a regular meeting this evening to discuss routine business and several anticipated items. The agenda reportedly includes insurance for a new building and vacancies from applications for positions. The board will also consider the dedication plan for the new high school and related reports from the superintendent.
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Anaconda
Inderstood
Tru Tees
King
Neubrau
Old Washington prison and its evolving uses through years
The Washington infirmary near Judiciary Square evolved from a brick jail built before 1826, later replaced by a three floor structure near Fourth and G Streets. It housed prisoners and occasional insane inmates, with repairs and new facilities added, including the Maryland hospital for the insane, later St Elizabeths, under medical oversight.
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Washington Star
Washington Infirmary
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Dee
Pris
Atlee
Robert Mills
Gamiuer
Robert Bailey
Col. Tench Ringgold
Marsial
Bimatthy
BUC
Maryan Hospital
Andy Ake
Maryland
Mind and Marriage in an Asylum Parlor
A fragment from a dramatic scene shows Clarence Bighead arguing with his wife over inviting a conventioneer to stay at their large house. She resents the intrusion while he plans to quarantine the house and pursue his own comforts, mentioning his mother and the looming winter arrangements.
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St Doo Exposed Crews in Mallicolo Incident and Trade in Horses
The report recounts an 18th century incident near Mallicolo where a native crowd attacked a schooner and killed a crew member, with other ships attacked amid superstition. It then shifts to veterinary and economic notes on horse breeding, imports from Europe and Canada, and the importance of the New York horse show to American industry. The piece links maritime peril with agricultural commerce and stock improvements.
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Dev Moana
Australia
Mallicolo
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Lindéd
Geng
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Tate
New York
Lord Mansfield and the four black horses tale
A historical anecdote recounts Lord Mansfield demanding four pure black horses for his carriage. He later discovered white fetlocks and stars, accusing the dealer of misrepresentation. The dealer stood firm that he sold four black horses, leading to a lasting memory of Mansfield’s distrust of horse dealers.
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Lord Mansfield
England
Borbie
Courea
Dyrd Mansfield
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