Hollinshead Dies Suddenly in Local Tragedy
A sudden death claims J 8. B. Hollinshead with no warning. Reports describe a rapid collapse leading to his passing, prompting authorities to urge witnesses to come forward as investigations begin.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1900
Page
9
A sudden death claims J 8. B. Hollinshead with no warning. Reports describe a rapid collapse leading to his passing, prompting authorities to urge witnesses to come forward as investigations begin.
James S. B. Hollinshead mining engineer for the Boston & Montana company died at his home on Caledonia Avenue from likely heart failure. Born in Lexington Kentucky, he was 30, first with Montana Central railroad survey, then Great Falls foreman, later in Butte as mining engineer. He is survived by his wife Daisy Evans. Funeral at St John’s Episcopal Church.
John Buchanan arrived back yesterday after an extended stay in his former home town in eastern Canada.
An appeal from Judge Beatty s dedrision in the Davis bank stock case has been filed with the United States circuit court of appeals. Attorney C P Drennan for A J Davis Jr submitted the substitution of administratrix for Harriet Wood and the appeal papers along with Judge Knowles order and the cost bond.
Special Dispatch reports Dr. Wells visiting Bland mine and the nearby Denver & Rock Island mine at De Borgia. He notes a six foot wide cross vein of copper sulphide and carbonates, impressed by the copper discovery, and says the company has a large force on the new rail line with two shifts at the mine. He will go to Spokane to meet company members and return to observe further developments.
Chicago reports Tommy Ryan declares he is through with heavyweight champion Jim Jeffries and will not assist in training again. Ryan cites inadequate compensation as the reason for the split, ending their working relationship.
In Sumner area the army worm is causing extensive damage. Governor Rogers orders an entomologist from Pullman to investigate and propose remedies.
Letters from Blumenau in southern Brazil describe life among about 50,000 German settlers as strict patriarchal with little crime and a community focused on developing natural resources through hard work.
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In Detroit a fond father recalls his son’s street brawl with neighbor boy Jimmy Jones. The boy defends his actions by insisting on biblical notions of turning the other cheek before delivering a nose break and asking his father if that was a foul.
Martin Dunleavy, a station tender at the Anaconda mine, fell from the 500 level to the 600 and was found dead in shaft No 5. Investigators could not determine how he entered the shaft. Coroner Justice Nichols ordered removal of the body to Sherman’s undertaking rooms. inquest set for this evening. Deputy State Mine Inspector Hunter investigated the scene.
Vancouver reports stalemate as canners offer 20 cents a fish with a 11 cent floor while fishermen demand 25 cents. If unresolved by week end 47 Fraser River canneries may suspend operations for the season. Federal Labor Commissioner Bonner aids despite abundant fish runs.
The president, after a two day stay in Canton with cabinet discussions on China, starts back at 7:45 p.m. on the Pennsylvania express. He is met by cabinet members for a brief private talk before departure.
Australian Gold reports show $2,500,000 en route to the United States Mint at San Francisco from Australia with monthly shipments of a similar amount for about four months to be paid for in eastern exchange.
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