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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1907

Page

17

Miners' union day victim dies after stabbing

Mike White, a miner of 13 East Gagnon street and a 15 year Butte resident, died at St James hospital after being stabbed Friday morning by Mike Powers near the Bugsy assay office. Powers was jailed on assault in the first degree and likely to face a homicide charge after White's death.

Mike White Mike Powers St. James’ Hospital Matthews Stevens Sherman & Reed's White Bell East Gagnon Street Butte Henderson Powers Bugsy Assay Office Copper Street

Freight Engine Ditching Near Leonard Sparks Inquiries

A freight engine ran into a ditch after a switch was tampered with near Leonard mine. A pusher engine and the head ore engine were damaged while the Great Northern passenger train, due to arriving from Helena, was slowed but no injuries occurred. Passengers walked to Braund house and rode streetcars into town as crews worked to clear the wreck and restore service.

Great Northern Helena Butte Leonard Mine Woodville Braund House Leonard Switch

Peerless electric pianos offered by Charles J. Kops in Butte

Charles J. Kops, state agent for Peerless coin operated electric pianos, is in Butte at the Butte hotel for a few days offering introductory prices and easy payment terms. He invites interested buyers to drop a postal card or call.

Charles J. Kops Great Falls Butte Hotel Mr. Kops

Jack Cohen S mother dies in New York at 55

A telegram from New York reports the death of Mrs. Lemuel Cohen aged 55. She is the mother of Jack Cohen of the Symons store in Butte. The community offers sympathy to Mr. Cohen and family.

Butte Lemuel Cohen New York

Miners Savings Bank Ad Promises Small Deposits

We invite your deposits, no matter how small. One dollar will start an account in our savings department. Four per cent interest compounded twice yearly. Miners' Savings Bank and Trust company, 45 West Park street.

Miners’ Savings Bank and Trust Company West Park Street

Comment on Orchard's Confession by Some Montana Newspapers

From the Miles City Journal, editors argue Orchard may be the most prolific serial killer of his class if truthful. They note his detailed confessions align with real crimes and accuse those in mining districts of using violence to control rivals, while defending lawful citizens seeking the truth.

Orchard Montana Miles City Journal

Orchard testimony shocks Dillon as cross examination exposes crime tale

The Dillon Tribune reports astonishment at Harry Orchard's testimony in the Haywood case. Lawyers for Haywood concede no prior cross examination challenges match Orchard's stubborn truth telling, implying compelling proof of Orchard's account and hinting at Haywood's alleged complicity in crimes. Orchard's past as a penitentiary inmate and his rise in the Western Federation of Miners are noted.

Dillon Tribune Harry Orchard Haywood Orchard Western Federation of Miners

Trial notes call for Orchard’s swift hanging in Haywood case

The Livingston Post editorial harshly denounces Harry Orchard as a bloodthirsty villain and urges immediate execution if the trial of William D. Haywood for conspiring to murder Frank Steunenberg leads to a guilty verdict. It states Orchard is unequivocally guilty and deserves swift punishment.

Livingston Post William D. Haywood Boise Frank Steunenberg Idaho Haywood Harry Orchard Orchard Lucretia Borgia Herod Paris Commune

Villain on the stand in Boise taints labor conflict

The piece brands Orchard as a soulless killer for hire and warns that if his testimony is proven true, leaders Moyer Haywood and Pettibone could be exposed as monsters driving organized labor to shame. It argues a labor cleansing may follow and vows unions and workers will demand a new deal.

Billings Gazette Boise Orchard Western Federation of Miners Moyer Haywood Pettibone

Noted criminal Harry Orchard in Idaho trial spectacle

Lewistown Democrat frames Harry Orchard as a towering criminal or colossal law through the Boise Idaho trial. Orchard admits he committed numerous murders including the Caldwell dynamiting and claims allegiance to Moyer Haywood Pettibone and Western Federation of Miners officials. The paper notes the dramatic case drawing vast national and foreign attention and expresses faith in American courts to render justice.

Lewistown Harry Orchard Steunenberg Caldwell

Worst fiend on witness stand, Orchard testifies

Glendive Independent reports Harry Orchard, the confessed killer of ex Governor Steunenberg, claims to have slain eighteen more people and practiced bigamy. He described his crimes in a cold, methodical manner, marking him as a monstrous witness against Haywood.

Glendive Harry Orchard Steunenberg Idaho Haywood

Towns end Star prefaces on governor murder trial evidence

The Townsend Star cautions against premature judgment as three men face capital charges in the Steunenberg murder case. A principal witness admits past crimes but claims he was only an accomplice hired for the killings. The paper questions the admissibility of such evidence.

Townsend Star Steunenberg

Woman’s vow to wed annulled on capitol dome wedding

Miss Pearl Eunice Ivey, who once swore never to marry, wed Michael Henry Gallagher at noon on the Georgia State Capitol dome. Dr. A C Ward performed the ceremony as friends gathered above the city, joking the couple defied ground-bound matrimony.

Atlanta Pearl Eunice Ivey Michael Henry Gallagher State Capitol A. C. Ward Markiet

Man feigned sleep dies after 77 days on train

Kansas City June 16 Thomas C Webster 60 of Horseshoe Bend Idaho died at the general hospital here. He began sleeping on a train between Kansas City and Denver April 1 and did not open his eyes for 77 days. Doctors declared the sleep feigned and said he suffered from acute melancholia.

Kansas City Thomas C. Webster Horseshoe Bend Idaho Denver General Hospital Webster

Explosion in Covilho Kills Thirty in Lisbon Dispatch

A Standard dispatch from Lisbon reports that a dynamite blast at Covilho, a manufacturing town, killed 30 people. Authorities believe fired workers carried out the attack in vengeance.

London The Standard Lisbon Covihilo

Corner Stone Laid for Lutheran Church in Great Falls

The German Evangelical Lutheran St. Mark's church on Montana and Silver streets marked the corner stone ceremony with Rev. Martin Mertz and Rev. Ernst Wachsmuth delivering addresses. The ceremony included a roster of members, official papers, and daily papers. the project has costs paid and aims for fall completion.

St. Mark's Church Montana and Silver Streets James Walsh Martin Hudtloff Vhe John Miller Ladies’ Society General Synod Roosevelt Martin Mertz Helena Church Montana Ernst Wachsmuth St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church Church of Jesus Christ Trinity Church of Great Falls Body of Christ Wachsmuth God Jesus Martin Huddoff St. Mark’s Church

Dr Wiley War on Pie of Our Fathers

Washington June 16 The fate of the pie hangs in the balance as Dr Wiley pure food chief begins a crusade against the tradition. He denounces commercialized pie noting benzoate of soda used to prolong shelf life is harmful and should be suppressed.

DR. Wiley Washington Agricultural Department New England Wiley

Woman shoots grass-cutter on doorstep in St Louis

St Louis June 16 Mrs Nancie Van Holland of 5541 Maple avenue faced a threatening grass-cutter William Smith on her lawn. After he demanded pay and grabbed her arm she retreated to the house, retrieved a revolver, and fired once to knock the sickle from his hand.

St. Louis Nancie van Holland Maple Avenue William Smith van Holland Smith

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