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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1902
Page
11
A blaze of unknown origin devastates a magnificent estate, destroying vast buildings and a large quantity of wine. Two sons, including Claudant who suffered from consumption, were rescued from the two story home by rescuers risking their lives as the fire raged.
The socialist county convents will assemble to night in the business college hall in the Owsley block. Main business is the selection of delegates to the state convention at Hughes Man. The nomination of a county ticket will be deferred. local tickets undecided. Primaries were held, when delegates nominated at city Wednesday. Names not given. no voter addresses required. Speakers may toss out their views as to platform adoption, or delay it. County is believed to receive 9% of state convention delegates per apportionment by the socialist state central committee. A note of thanks to supporters during sickness and loss of son Charles signed by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ferns, Ateka, July 24. Charles Teeves surrendered to police admitting he hid his wife here days ago with her mother, Mrs. Grant, and Knuckles. Teeves claimed happiness until Knuckles appeared and his wife’s indifference grew. Allan senene manuers employed as plant of the American Steel Casting Company went on strike today, requested by the company for bad castings, to stand good.
A London dispatch reports Capt. Putnam Bradlee Strong arrived at Southampton using an assumed name and denying he pawned May Yoke's jewelry. May Yoke, once married to Lord Francis Hope, sailed to Europe aboard the Fuerst Bismarck. In New York a body found at Tug Ridge is identified as John Calene Kecla.
The annual gathering of Montana druggists will be held in Butte on August 2 with about 200 attendees expected from across the state. The meeting will discuss organizational growth, the rise of retailer alliances, and features including a Kazoo band of pharmacists, with farewells and notices issued by local and national associations.
A derailment on the Ohio & Little Kanawha near Couda, Ohio, MS Reynolds? heavy wreck. The rear coach fell feet after jumping a trestle in rain at 30 mph. Miss Gertrude Sherwood of Roxbury is dead and County Commissioner W F Lightesen is dying. Six or more others fatally hurt, including Charles Bailey of Mariette, with multiple injuries among about 30 passengers. List of dead and injured includes Gertrude Smith, J Hatton, William N Werner, Charles Bailey, H St Postal, Rathbun, and others with severe injuries.
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