HUSH FOR LANDS WHEN WHISTLE BLEW
A bloodless opening sparked a massive cross country dash from Pocatello as crowds watched a long reservation event begin with the whistle. The day promises many contests ahead as thousands surged forward.
18 Jun 1902
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1902
Page
1
A bloodless opening sparked a massive cross country dash from Pocatello as crowds watched a long reservation event begin with the whistle. The day promises many contests ahead as thousands surged forward.
In Pocatello on June 17 the Fort Hall reservation lands opened amid a lively stampede with 3000 starters, 50 mineral locations filed by noon, 1000 claims staked within six miles, and officials ejecting grafters as sooners. Mineral and water locations dominated the day as contests loom.
Vancouver dispatch reports convicts Harry Tracy and Dave Merrill at large after an eight day chase. A large posse led by Sheriff Marsh pursues them near La Center with bloodhounds, multiple gunfights, and horse theft tied to a trail along the Lewis River toward Lewisville.
At Blackfoot Idaho men who secured Fort Hall Indian reservation lands wait hours to file claims. A photo by G W Glanville shows the office front with register and receiver. a chute directs claimants into line to manage the rush. Major Caldwell leads the Fort Hall agency as only half the domain opened yesterday.
Four men were struck and killed by lightning 12 miles southwest of Sherman Texas while picking potatoes on the Coleman farm. The victims were William Coleman Henry Conway Porge Bratcher and Bratcher brother of George Bratcher, found close together.
United States marshals from Milwaukee arrested Otto Jabbet at Traver Wisconsin. He is wanted for securing 50000 dollars from Englebert Hurdt and Co of New York Berlin and Buenos Ayres.
An earthquake lasting about twenty seconds was felt yesterday around noon in Chilpancingo near Mexico City. No damage occurred but residents were terrified.
E. W. Johnson the Classen Real Estate vice president and Cuban Campaign Rough Rider dies after a land claim dispute turns deadly. W. T. McMichael, who had contested the 160 acre homestead, wounds Johnson and is fatally wounded by Johnson. editor E. B. Brown also fires in defense but misses. Brown and McMichael arrested as crowd mentions lynching. The land is valued at $50,000.
The Navy Department issued the formal order placing Captain Samuel C. Lemly, Judge Advocate General of the Navy, on the retired list.
A claimed plot against the Fingliss monarchy surfaced with allegations involving Pistovermin. Authorities and observers weigh the credibility and potential implications for the royal house.
London reports a sensational talk of a plot to assassinate King Edward. Scotland Yard stays reticent while officials and doctors navigate the king’s illness and cautious public appearances at Windsor Frogmore and possible May Ascot return.
Paris reports a major clash in the chamber of deputies over the election of M. Syveton defeating M. Mesneur. Insults and threats followed as Count de Dion and others clashed, with Syveton challenging Mesneur to a duel. Their seconds are to meet tomorrow to arrange details.
John D. Rockefeller has donated about 750000 to the University of Chicago since President Harper last spoke. Friends added about 12000 this year. The university plans a new divinity school building costing 290000 and another building for 290000.
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