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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1905

Page

9

Pincus Seizes Show Then Bond Clears Path

Adolph Pincus, a Butte capitalist, moved on the Floto shows under an attachment for $8. The bond by First National Bank released the claim. A later American Amusement Co suit against Constable Holland seeks possession and $100 damages. The tale ties back to Otto Floto once arrested for illegal voting and the bondsmen, including Pincus, who later paid $350 after Floto fled to Denver.

Adolph Pincus Butte Floto First National Bank American Amusement Company Pat Holland Otto Floto F. Floto James McGovern Denver Colorado Montana Pincus McGovern Frank Tammen Denver Post

Wildly Canton Hosts Odd Fellows Celebration

Wildly Canton of the Odd Fellows held a merry evening at the old Masonic temple. Alexander Mackel opened as toastmaster with songs by Best quartette and remarks by J B Thevar and J My Hinkle. Other speakers included Oswald a Montana pioneer and J B Trevor. The event closed with America.

Odd Fellows Masonic Temple Alexander Mackel J. B. Thevar Mr. Kitto J. My Hinkle Oswald Montana Charles Freyland Wickes David Meikiejohn Brother Davis Brother Selfridge Grand Lodge J. B. Trevor America

Insanity Hearing for Hans Bock and Meadeville Mine Case

Hans Bock a leaser was examined for sanity by Drs Grigg and Bernheim and ordered committed to the asylum. Witnesses testified he worked five months on the Homestake mine and shipped nine tons of ore but earned only 3.87 from the sampling works. Despite a release by County Physician Donnelly Rock was deemed unstable and committed after friends testified to his odd behavior. The report notes a funeral for Martin Grosso at Center street Meaderville with interment in Catholic cemetery.

Hans Bock Donnelly Rock John Woolbeater Carpenter Cavanaugh Bock Martin Grosso Center Street Meaderville Catholic Cemetery

Pawnbroker Riot In Front Of East Park Street Shop

Charles Olsen We J Coffee August Knant and a miner known as John Doe were detained with the pawnshop proo projector after an incipient riot before Morris Siegel’s pawnshop at 18 East Park Street. Five accused posted 10 dollar bonds as Judge Warren plans to hear the case in court.

Charles Olsen We J. Coffee August Knant John Doe Morris Siegel East Park Street Warren

Miner OConnell Arrested in Pump Theft at Rarus

M J O Connell a miner at the Rarus was arrested by Deputy Sheriff McKenna as he came off shift last night. The charge is grand larceny for allegedly taking portions of a machine pump removed from the Rarus workings valued at 150 dollars. O Connell denies involvement but is held for further investigation.

M. J. O'Connell Rarus McKenna O'Connell

Rathbone Sisters Whist Tournament at Pythian Castle

A whist tournament hosted by the Rathbone Sisters takes place Wednesday June 7 at the Pythian Castle with eight prizes awarded.

Rathbone Sisters Pythian Castle

Butte Board Elects Teachers and Debates Night Schools

The Butte school board approved a large teacher slate for the next term, with assignments to come later. The Trades and Labor assembly urged night schools and a manual training program, while bills totaling 3483.79 and May janitors payroll 1850.50 were ordered paid.

H. M. Hart Ella Orr Charlotte Cahoon Sarepta Sanders Charles McMullen Paul A. Schule Elizabeth Brown Harry R. Hazel Ella Spafard May M. Butler Mary P. Eaton Minnie EE. Leonard Mary G. Kellett Eleanor Humphrey G. Gerald Bechtel Lucile Rachel McGee Irene Bowe Agnes McCarthy Harriet Bates Bertha Kelly Lina Platt Elfrieda Koehler Lillian Stevenson Laura T. Kelly Mattie Mott Marion Nichols Anna Abendroth Mattie P. Sim Theo Russel Amy Edmunds Mary B. Healey Mary Feeney Mary Innes Edna Gorham Alma Kriger Grace Stone Ella C. Ballard Frances McTucker Joana Farrell Kate Redmond Mary C. Ford Sarah McManus Ida Hillas Rose Griswold Mary Doughty Minnie York Ethel Wood Nan Hadenbrook Elizabeth Curtis Mary Lynch Kathryn Swanstrum Jeanette B. Lane Agnes Hanley Cassie Laird Katherine Quill Josephine Laird Mary Bennett Eleanor Driscoll Kathryn Harrington Elizabeth Bennett Anna Sullivan Ella Swift Jennie Moor Alice Brome Nell Hines K. Tena Fox Mollie O’leary Elizabeth Hagerty Agnes Bernier Fulton Evans Essie Shewe Queenie Price Gertie Rosenstein Millie Coffin Teresa O'Donnell Isabel Kelly Mary Lally Anna Healy Margaret Hogan Elizabeth Fitzgerald Mary Hughes Margaret Fitzgerald Agnes Huddleston Martha Broughton Kate Nevin Ida Crossman Kate Stafford Leila John Sallie Dillon Frieda Moritz May Hamilton Ida Almquist Lida Humbreys Marie McCoy Frances Brome Marguerite McDonald Bertha Konen Annie Moses Ella Crowley Bessie Vaughn Harriet Ballou Kathleen McDonald Nancy York Kate Cosgrove Sara Killey Julia Sullivan Monica Brady Lucie Ford Clara Tillotson Kathleen McGrath Marie Maguire Ernella Dalton Alice Barclay Board of Education Board of Trustees the Trades and Labor Assembly William Cunningham C. W. Dempster John McMillan C. M. Partello Missoula

Butte Briefs Round Up City Social and Crime

Phil Arnold visits from Missoula and many locals travel to Portland, St Louis, Los Angeles, or Helena for fairs, funerals, or visits. A murder case proceeds to Helena for a third trial. a local assault charge is dismissed. a baby is born in Silver Bow Park. Meagher monument picnic funds rise. school of mines events cap the week with a president’s reception, commencement, and a dance at Renshaw hall.

Chicago St. Louis St. Paul Duluth Omaha Kansas City Los Angeles San Francisco Portland Seattle Everett L. B. Vetters Havre Finlen B. Tinsley Pong Ie Ben H. Hager Park County I. A. Heilbronner Salt Lake H. Draper Missoula Alexander Livingston Livingston Butte J. T. Murphy Edyth Bickford Elm Street Silver Bow Park Hannah Haviland Pipestone Springs H. Bridenthal N. Nicholson E. E. Woodman L. I. Bradley Lee L. Partner Helena Patrick Talent Lee W. Foster S. R. Limer Columbus Ohio Miss Balon John D. Haines West Quartz Justice Cuff John Kelley John Cunningham Ed Hogan Cascade County Great Falls James Farrell State School of Mines Renshaw Hall

John M Moore Elected to Pinckney's Seat

In Houston on June 6 it is believed John M Moore of Richmond a Democrat has been elected successor to late Congressman John M Pinckney in the Eighth district though full returns are not yet in.

Houston Tex John M. Moore Richmond John M. Pinckney

Mother Jones Talk Slated at Mill and Smeltermen Union

Mother Jones will speak in the Audi torium on Wednesday June 7 at 730 PM under the auspices of the Mill and Smeltermen's union.

Mother Jones Mill and Smeltermen’s Union

Misfortune Delays Burlington Trains Amid Flood Mud

Westbound Burlington trains faced days of delays as a heavy rain flooded Butte and left the line stalled in mud near the old Colorado smelter. No. 5 from Billings reached Butte after 8pm while No. 1 NP north coast limited came two hours late at 9pm. both waited until 10:30pm for track clearance. Deer Lodge convention delegates aboard the Burlington argued briefly as delays mounted. The Short Line freight and B A P track near Rocker also suffered flood damage with minor delays.

Burlington Billings Butte City South Butte Colorado Northern Pacific North Coast Limited Deer Lodge Silver Bow Junction Rocker

Clean and Clever Show Draws Two Big Crowds

The Floto show in Butte drew large crowds with well bred horses, fresh animals, and new acts. A seven member tumbler family, exceptional bareback riders, and novel balancing feats by Japanese performers impressed audiences. Management impressed with courteous, gentlemanly conduct. The tent was crowded both performances.

Butte

Northport Brewery Plant Destroyed by Fire

A Northport Washington special to the Spokesman Review reports the Northport Brewery company plant one mile south of town was totally destroyed by fire today. Losses are listed at $18 000 with $10 000 insured.

Spokane Wash Northport Spokesman-Review Northport Brewery Company

Cadet to West Point from Seattle Parents Name

Edward Lysons, two, son of J L Lysons of Snohomish, Washington, named cadet to West Point by Senator H Piles of Seattle. Bargain two seated trap in good condition offered by T Morrow at Main and Mercury corner.

Seattle Wash Edward Lysons J. L. Lysons Snohomish West Point H. Piles T. Morrow Main and Mercury

North Jury Nearing Hung Verdict In Murder Trial

Judge Donlan presided as Victor North faced a jury over the murder of Matt Tickson in Butte. After closing testimony, jurors retired without agreement by 11 PM, with defense arguing Tickson was aggressor and North attempted escape. The scene of the killing was shown to jurors and North joked with the court durante. The case features North’s wife present and Tickson’s mother, unable to understand English, sitting in mourning.

Victor North Matt Tickson Donlan Department I Butte Thomas Hobba Louvre Tickson North Hobba Lamb Mr. Lamb J. Bruce Kremer J. H. Duffy

Helena Seeks Court Writ to Designate Streets for Telephone Poles

M. S. Gunn, acting for W. H. Crumb and associates, petitions the district court in Helena for a writ of mandate to compel the city council to designate streets where poles may be erected for a proposed telephone system. The move follows a repeal of the old law requiring designation and the council’s prior refusal. The filing argues public official duties are violated and seeks urgent relief.

The Standard Helena W. H. Crumb M. S. Gunn Crumb District Court

Supreme Court Grants Stay in Trueman Slaying Case

The Montana Supreme Court granted a stay of execution for Edward Trueman who was convicted of manslaughter in Flathead County and sentenced to 10 years. Attorney W J Noftsinger sought the pause to perfect the appeal as Trueman remains jailed and faces penitentiary humiliation.

Standard Helena Supreme Court Edward Trueman Flathead County W. J. Noftsinger Trueman James McCabe T. D. Long Kalispell Henry Koch Fergus County Koch

State board sets minimum rent for Chouteau land

Helena June 6 The state board of land commissioners has issued a resolution requiring the land register not to lease selected state lands in Chouteau County for less than 80 dollars per section per year following a county petition.

The Standard Helena State Board of Land Commissioners Chouteau County State Land Register

Norwegian Bark Midnatsol Wreck Confirmed

The 1,250 ton Norwegian bark Midnatsol was wrecked on Solis rock off Montevideo. The entire crew was rescued. The ship left Pascagoula Mississippi and gulf ports in late March bound for Rosario.

Montevideo Solis Rock Pascagoula Miss Gulf Ports Rosario

Three Men Killed in Blast at Steel Plant Furnace

Three men were killed and two others seriously injured when a cap blew off a boiler at the American Steel and Wire Company furnace in Cleveland. The incident occurred today and prompted an investigation into the blast and safety procedures.

Cleveland American Steel and Wire Company

Oakland man falls to death in Yosemite Valley

Charlee A. Bailey of Oakland, California, fell from a cliff in Yosemite Valley yesterday. His body had not yet been recovered.

Yosemite, Cal Charlee A. Bailey Oakland Cal Yosemite Valley

Also Mentioned on This Page

Luteys Oregon Hood River Kirk Itbec Northern Pacific Railway Pipestone Whitehall W. H. Merriman Galena Butte, Mont Schilling Floto Aggregation Canton Miner Assembly Ing Pritchard-Harrison Carpet Co Corner Park and Main, Butte Youlden Main Street Jefferson Valley Ranch Butte Briefs Phil Arnold J. A. Ryan Portland Fair J. W. Speer E. W. Fowler George D. Curtis Northport Brewery toWeilville ED Trueman Booth West Park Ely Baskets L Spe Wewe BANKS F St N. W Washington D. G N. Main St Silver Bow National Bank Mont Cc. R. Leonard T. R. Hinds Fayette Harrington Glenn B. Harrington Esm Hee Uitte Rss Mens First National Bank of Butte Capital Andrew Davis James Talbott Weirick Coshiee J. &. Dutton Daly Bank and Trust Company of Butte Capital MEL Cc. Been Oynt Winborne, Cathler Cass Santa Ana J. G. Woods Hennessy Fur Dept Santa Ana Cure CO Butte, Ment Huie Pock South Main Street
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