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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
11
A traveling socialist speaker drew a large audience on the Owsley block sidewalk in front of McGovern's saloon. He argued miners sustain Butte while denouncing employers, faced thrown eggs, and warned of possible riot as the crowd pressed close.
Several Finlanders clashed with John Mackey at 222 East Park Street early yesterday. Miner Charles Macks is jailed on first degree assault charges while Jack North bears a chin wound and a related disturbance charge. Macki may have wielded the knife, though witnesses are hard to understand and police seek facts. North’s gash required five stitches by City Physician T J Sullivan.
Harry Edwards Steve Rose and Ed Conners were arrested early today and held on suspicion of involvement in recent petty thefts in Butte. A suit of clothing believed stolen was recovered from a room they occupied. A separate report notes a waiter and John Walsh father and son were also arrested last night for an alleged unnatural crime.
A lodging house on Mercury street records a family history noting the father’s long work in Butte while the son has prior experience in Twin Bridges reform school and Bolse jail, highlighting a background of juvenile and adult confinement.
Reports say Maurice Thompson is not confined to bed after his recent fight with Young Corbett at Broadway. He is bruised but recovering, often out with friends, and even visited Columbia Gardens yesterday. The party planned a mine shaft trip but a bad start gave way to concern.
In Polle court yesterday Judge Warren faced a mixed docket after miners holiday. A Burke was charged with foul language toward women. he was admonished. Frank Hotop, accused of threatening to kill his father, was exonerated when it was shown the parent was the primary instigator.
Augustine Roache, a nationalist, was elected unopposed to represent Cork city in the House of Commons yesterday, succeeding James F. O'Brien who died on May 3. The result leaves Roache as the new member in a seat previously held by the late O'Brien.
In Butte and surrounding areas yesterday and today, residents booked marriage licenses for David M. Evans and Jane Ulrich, John De Woods and Daisy L. Dawson, and Lee Gallop Hewett and Elizabeth Roberts. Notable visitors include Carl Reidelsberger and R. B. Hood from Deer Lodge, Charles W. Hoffman from Bozeman, and A. M. Cleland with a NP party en route to St. Paul. Miners’ union day traffic peaked with 48,449 streetcar riders, 27,987 bound for the Gardens, a local record.
Three or so cars moved along a circuit all day Tuesday. They ran back and forth covering a measured distance of 4.51715 miles.
The Allied Printing Trades council of Butte elected officers for the next six months. William M. Brusch was named president with Otto Zeising as vice president and Louis J. Thayer as secretary and treasurer. A printing committee of Jerry Max, Well, James Hogan and Otto Zeising was named.
The article notes lampreys and salmon die after spawning in shallow streams the experiment stations confirm the parent’s death is not necessary. It describes dead lampreys along gravelly streams and nests built on ripples, with fuel from fungus growths and visible wastefulness of propagation.
The report describes salmon entering shallow Nieama waters where intense light blinds them and fungus weakens their bodies. In warmer pools they die from injuries and disease, with exhausted fish drifting near the weir after returning from the ocean. Once bright and silver in saltwater, they perish after long upstream journeys.
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