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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1900

Page

5

Burns Charged With Murder in Anaconda Shooting

Coroner’s jury finds Tom Burns killed Patrick Miles with murderous intent in a saloon shooting in Anaconda Montana. Miles dies at St Ann’s hospital. Burns says he believed Miles was threatening him. Funeral for Miles planned with St Pauls Catholic services.

Paddy Miles Tom Burns St. Ann's Hospital Arizona Nevada Montana Standard Miles Burns Tam Hardenbrook Tuttle John T. Casey Duffy Thomas Pelan Palace Hotel Sweeny Don Dineen Sweeney Front Street Sway Joe Stevens Patrick Miles Anaconda Deer Ledge County Thomas Burns FE. A. Waterbury Dd. Co. Fisher H. Tracy A. Slaughter J. E. Lindsay J. N. Preston Thomas Newcomb G. A. R. Post Seattle Order St. Paul's Catholic Shurch

Standard Typos Win Royally In Straightforward Game

The Standard baseball club keeps the top position in percentage standings after defeating the local team 5 to 3 in a six inning game. Pitching by Young and Morse on the mound highlighted a well played contest with few errors as Pelkey Thomas and Kunkel starred in an outfield that impressed a large crowd in Gregson Springs.

Standard Gregson Springs Mont Standard Baseball Club Young Morse Pelkey Joe Thomas Kunkel Springs Gregson

Children Day Concert by M E Sunday School

Children day observed by the M E Sunday school with an elaborate evening program at the church. Superintendent D R McRae called it the best concert in five years. Mrs H H Taylor trained the children. Bliss Mabel McCann, 13, was accompanist. Program included recitations by Blanche Salsbury, Isse Davidson, Blanche Trial, and performances by Pauline Turner and others.

M. E D. R. McRae H. H. Taylor Bliss Mabel McCann Brother Fgbert Blanche Salsbury Infant Department Blanche “Attermole Faris Walker Pausline Turner Blanche Trial Isse Davidson Lida Gilchrist Blanche Cattermole Pauline Turner

Children Arrive for Burial of Edward J Killston

Edward J Killston died Friday at St Ann s hospital of pneumonia. His body will be sent at 9 PM via Northern Pacific to Houghton Michigan for burial. Woodmen of the World delegation will escort the remains to the depot. His sons Carl and Will Rillston and daughter Mrs Joseph Virzua arrived from Salt Lake to see him one last time. Mrs Virzua will accompany the body East.

Edward J. Killston St. Ann’s Hospital Northern Pacific Houghton Mich Woodmen of the World Carl Will Rillston Joseph Virzua Salt Lake

Census in Anaconda counts suggest 13000 to 15000 people

Three enumerators canvass Anaconda with two wards each as population nears 13000 to 15000. Ward Five is dense with high foreign presence, slowing work but officers expect completion before the June 30 deadline. Local notices and arrivals accompany the census effort.

Anaconda United States A. Waterbury

Work Starts Today on Ex Cavations and Railroad Grades

Construction begins at once on the ex cavations for the new smelters and the railroad grades. Toole and Twohy hold the contract with 50 or 60 teams, with camps on Mill Creek near the work site. A large force will be mobilized, and operations start in a few days. The company will begin with 100 to 200 men today on preliminary tasks ahead of contractor work.

Toole Twohy Mill Creek

Obituary: W. Osborn Dies in Ohio After Anaconda Tenure

C C Osborn a longtime Anaconda resident died of heart failure Wednesday May 0 at Bainbridge Center Ohio after resigning as an engineer at the converters two weeks earlier and traveling East. He leaves many friends in Anaconda who mourn his loss.

W. Osborn Anaconda Bainbridge Center Ohio Converters

Funeral notice for Edwin G. Billston at Murray Utah

All members meet at A Tutte's undertaking tonight to attend the funeral of Edwin G Billston a late neighbor of camp 358 Murray Utah J J Forrest Consul Commander requests attendance and respect.

A. Tutte At & Im Edwin G. Billston Camp 358 Murray Utah J. J. Forrest

Democratic convention call for Deer Lodge county summary

A county Democratic convention is called for Deer Lodge to meet at the Anaconda court house at 2 p m on Tuesday June 1 to select 64 delegates and 64 alternates to the state convention in Butte on June 20. Delegates then proceed to appoint six delegates and six alternates to the national convention. Representation by precincts is listed alongside names and towns. A. Harrity chairs the county committee with John R. Walkup as secretary.

Democratic Party Deer Lodge County Court House Anaconda Butte Sane Phawees Third Judicial District Montena Deer Lodge Elizabeth Lauser Patrick D. Twohy E. J. Convonan D. H. Morosy Douvry & Casey Auacouds

Town Notes and Arrivals Highlight Local Scene

Edmond Ryan of Helena and George B. McDowell of Butte visited the city yesterday while E A Mitchell of New York registered at the Montana. Dr George B Owen of Minneapolis arrived. Tolan Co. moved to 212 E Park with strawberry ice cream featured. Patrick Miles’ funeral will be from Thomas New's residence.

H. G. Rickerts of Helena City The Montana Reuamond Ryan Heelena King G. B. Owen Minneapolis Eness Snyder J. W. Laing E. A. Mitchell New York Geo. McDowell R. J. Quigley Butte W. MeeWaters Edmond Ryan George B. Owen Patrick Miles Thomas New

Boxers Rampage as French Move To Reinforce China

Peking reports say the Boxers burned Protestant Episcopal establishments in a Chinese town. French troops with artillery are sent from Tonquin toward Tien Tsin and are due June 25. The minister of marine orders cruisers readied for sea to reinforce the French squadron in Chinese waters. Transports are being prepared to carry reinforcements.

Peking Tonquin Tien Tsin Minister of Marine

No News From China Third Day Passes In Washington

Washington reports no official word from Pekin or northern China as the critical situation in China deepens. Telegraph offices remain manned but communications via wire to Pekin, Taku, and Tien Tsin are suspended with little hope of reopening soon. A Western Union note cites interruption of the Great Northern lines between Blagovestchensk and Tschita cutting all China and Japan links.

Taku Shan Tung Peninsula Admiral Kempff Pekin Taki Che Foo Yorktown China Admiral Remeo Manila United States Takun Sun Nagasaki Japan Neares Siberia Shanghai India Red Mediterranean Admiral Remey General MacArthur State Department Ledyard Detroit Ambassdor Washington Whit House War Navy Tien Tsin War Department Western Union New York Great Northern Blagonestehhensk Tschita Tsechita Korea Navy Department Newark Taku Forte Peio-Ho River

Dispatches Cloud China Crisis as US Considers Reinforcements

Washington dispatches say embassies and legations lack solid word on Pekin and Chinese uprisings. Officials await word from Minister Conger and Admiral Kempf before final orders to send troops to China or reinforce Manila. A gunboat Concord may sail with marines to join Admiral Kempff near Taku.

Washington Associated Press Paris Pekin Nere Conger Kempf Remey General McArthur Philippines China Manila Corbin Theth Concord Kempff Taku Pei Ho Tien Tsin

Japan to China sends two percent of troops

London reports the Yokohama Times correspondent says Japan will dispatch 2.0 percent of its troops to China. An audience with Seoul’s Japanese representative saw the Korean emperor express regret over the torture and execution of two refugees, stating it occurred without imperial knowledge. Punishment for the officials is promised and the incident closed.

London Yokohama the Times Japan China Seoul Ilis

Manila Ships Under Sealed Orders Reach Far East

The gunboat Concord with marines aboard has sailed under sealed orders, reportedly for China. The British cruiser Buenaventura has set course for Hong Kong carrying troops and stores for Hong Kong and Tien Tsin.

Manila Concord China Buenaventura Hong Kong Tien Tsin

Regiment Ordered to Manila and China

The regiment has been ordered to Manila at 10 a.m. on June 18 and will proceed from Manila to China.

Manila China

Dynamite Attacks Tear Through St Louis Transit Cars

On Page avenue a dynamite cartridge exploded as a streetcar passed Taylor Avenue. The motorman was thrown to the street but not seriously hurt. A second car halted to avoid a large dynamite package. Four more cars were wrecked citywide, with no serious injuries. Baden division tracks were shattered and roof ripped off.

St. Louis Page Avenue Page and Taylor Avenues Baden

Turners Convention in Philadelphia Opens Fifth Annual Meeting

The German American Turner society holds its fifth annual convention in Philadelphia on June 17 with delegates from various states expected to attend. The gathering focuses on athletic and cultural activities, including gymnastics demonstrations and lectures on German heritage.

Philadelphia Tur

National Socialist delegates gather for political action push

The Socialist Society opened with over 200 delegates from 33 societies and 33,444 members. Socialists plan a strong convention effort to urge membership commitment to political action for Debs and Harriman.

Ner Society United States Debs Harriman

Long Denies Aggressive Candidacy For Vice Presidency

Secretary Long arriving at his home in Honingham states he knows nothing more of the vice presidency than the press. He says he has not sought the office, has not acted to advance his candidacy, and has not discussed it unless prompted, insisting he has not become an aggressive candidate.

Boston Long Hngham Journal

Miss Thompson Rescues Dog From 55 Foot Well

Miss Clara Thompson risked her life to save her dog that fell into a 55 foot well at Sandy Mound Indiana. She descended a ladder attached to a chain with buckets as a lowering apparatus and her parents aided the raise, but the sturdy wheel frame at the well top began to fail during the retrieval.

Sandy Mound Ind Clara Thompson Miss Thompson

Rescue on the Fuxent River Ends With Teen Saved

A young woman slipped into the river and clung to a ladder with her dog as help arrived an hour and a half later. Neighbors and Samuel Roswell aided in the救, pulling her from the water along with the dog. The girl fainted after rescue.

Samuel Roswell Fuxent Jacob Link Miss Thompson

Cupid the Thief and the Hearts It Steals

A playful mediation on Cupid as a thief who steals hearts. The speaker recalls Dorothy’s denial of his claims while admitting Cupid’s charm as an excellent friend. The verse treats love as a light, tongue in cheek confession of affection.

Cupid Rascal Dorothy

Difference in loyalties tests a senator's pledge

A young man learning politics asks if the senator ever deserts a friend. The senator replies he has never done so, but admits business interests have forced him to change his mind about who counts as a friend.

Sergh

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