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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1902
Page
1
Race for rich claim heats up in Fort Hall lands
Special Dispatch from Pocatello Idaho reports a rush of prospectors filing on Fort Hall reservation lands after the opening. Major figures W A Clark of Montana and James A Murray of Butte led bids for the Belle Marsh copper mine with Dr Dubois and others, as battles over location notices promise numerous contests and possible bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Murray
Butte
Dr. Dubois
Boy Held for Ransom Shocks Grigham Residents
A Grigham Utah report says residents are shocked by a kidnapping of Nelson. Police and locals react with fear as details unfold about the ransom threat and ongoing search.
Race for Belle Marsh mine sparks land and mineral clashes
Reports from Fort Hall reservation detail a fierce contest among teams led by Senator Clark James A Murray and Dr Dubois for the Belle Marsh copper mine. No violence occurred beyond a broken arm as authorities monitor land entries and mineral claims amid a tense opening day.
Mystery infant murder probes in Oregon town
Authorities seek a mysterious man and woman suspected of killing an infant at Paines last Sunday night. The pair registered briefly at a hotel and left with a baby, then carried a bundle along the railroad track. A dead infant body was later found near the railroad between Paines and North Powder as investigators pursue leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker City
Ore
Paines
North Powder
Anaconda Man Aliva Sanders Reappears in Pana Illinois
Aliva Sanders 83 returns to Pana after 48 years believed dead. He left Anaconda at 35, traveled through Montana California Mexico Central and South America and Hawaii then prospected for gold in Colorado. He says none of his children survive but he has 83 grandchildren and 53 great grandchildren. Meanwhile a fire on Main Street in Anaconda destroyed a block but the Happy Thought mill valued at 225000 was saved with difficulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Chicago
Pana
Ill
Aliva Sanders
Sanders
Montana
Anaconda
Alva Sanders
California
Mexico
Central and
South America
Hawaii
Colorado
Main Street
Happy Thought
Cliff Street
Irving Post
Gallanco
Temple Street
Pelgram & Myers’ Mill
New Jersey Silk Company
Levy's
Augusta
Hall
Lora Salvino
Hackensack
Fulton Street
Aging Brother Returns After Fifty Seven Years Absent
Abraham Burns 77 reappears in Hammond Indiana after vanishing from home 57 years ago. He says he wandered as a hermit miner in Idaho and California before riding a train for the first time on his recent journey. He and his surviving brother James, two years younger, discovered their kinship and plan to live together henceforth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Abraham Burns
Hammond
Ind
James
Burns Brothers
Calumet Lake
Abraham
Idaho
San Francisco
Second Creede Fire Destroys Town Structures
A second major Creede blaze in Creede Colorado June 18 destroyed property valued at about 200000, with two believed dead and many injured. Upper Creede was ruined and sixty families rendered homeless. Missing include William Stewart and Fritz Zint. Fire suspected incendiary. origin traced to a vacant saloon site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creede
Colo
Upper Creede
William Stewart
Fritz Zint
Boy Dragged To Death In Montana Accident
Miles City reports ten year old Wilson Taylor son of Mr and Mrs H Hi Taylor of Ekalaka died when a horse dragged him after a lead rope wrapped his forearm. The horse bolted to a bridge near the Ekalaka livery barn and struck the boy, who lived ten minutes after the incident. Funeral held yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Miles City
Camp Cook
Rebels seize La Vela de la Coro as uprising spreads
News from Willemstad reports about 1 000 Venezuelan revolutionists led by Generals Riera Pena losa and Sierralta capturing La Vela de la Coro after five hours of fighting on June 11. Government losses total 2 killed and 128 captured. Coro remains besieged with Vice President Ayala commanding troops. In Cuidad Bolivar Government troops protest. Governor Surris retreats to Port Tablas with 600 men to attempt reoccupation, described as improbable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willemstadt
Curacoa
Riera
Penalosa
Sierralta
la Vela de la Coro
Gulf of Coro
Coro
Falcon
Ayala
Cuidad Bolivar
Bolivar
Surris
Port Tablas
Castro
Cuidad
Nebraska Republican ticket chosen at Lincoln convention
Nebraska Republicans named a full state ticket at the Lincoln convention led by Governor nominee John H. Mickey. Other officers include E. G. McGilton for lieutenant governor George W Marshall for secretary of state Peter Mortensen for treasurer Charles Weston for auditor F N Prout for attorney general G P D Follman for public lands and buildings and W O Fowler for superintendent of schools. The slate passed by acclamation with strong support for the national administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
John HH. Mickey
Osceola
E. G. McGilton
Omaha
George W. Marshall
Falls City
Peter Mortensen
Ord
Charles Weston
Rushville
F. N. Prout
Beatrice
G. PD. Follman
Nelson
Fowler
Chased Out of Town in Ble Sandy Incident
Havre dispatch reports two African American men chased from Ble Sandy by white residents. The assailants fired on the fleeing pair but caused no injuries. Warrants are expected to be sworn, with W. H. Holmes seeking authorities to press charges after returning to Havre. The other man was cooking at the Spokane house when demanded for food and shots rang out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Havre
W. H. Holmes
Holmes
Spokane
Abandoned Officers Fail to Bring Downs Pracy and Werkile
In a stalled pursuit, officers once more abandon the field as Pracy and Werkile elude capture. The incident highlights ongoing gaps in enforcement and coordination, with no arrests reported.
Timber along the River: Search for Tracy Merrill Continues
Vancouver Washington report says the search for escaped Oregon penitentiary convicts Harry Tracy and David Merrill shifted to a pause as armed units returned home. Fugitives last seen near Nicholson's farm on horseback. locals suspect they hid in Lewis river timber with guards posted on both river sides and crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Wash
Harry Tracy
David Merrill
Oregon Penitentiary
Nicholson
Pioneer
Lewis River
Lindsley
Kerrigan
Portland
Huntington
Cowlitz County
Clark County
Boiler Makers Called Out by Union on Union Pacific
Omaha June 18 The Boiler Makers union ordered a strike across the Union Pacific system with about 300 workers expected to quit. Local shops employ fewer than 50 boiler makers, but the entire group stopped work amid broader labor tensions linked to the iron molding department closure and potential spread to other departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific
Iron Moleys' Union
Chicago
Road
Thief Breaks Express Office in Boulder
A thief broke into the Northern Pacific station in Boulder last night. The robber opened an express package and stole a rain coat addressed to a man in Elk Horn. No money was taken and no suspect has been apprehended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Boulder
Northern Pacific
Elkhorn
Riot Erupts in Paterson Silk Mills Endangering Policing Force
A Paterson riot unleashed by silk dyers' strikers injured many and possibly fatally two, as mobs attacked mills along Belmont Avenue. Police, outnumbered, fired to disperse crowds. civilians and reporters were wounded, including Patrolman Robinson and reporter Harry Harris. Anarchist organizers led the violence and threats intensified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
Murphy
McQueen
Galleano
McGrath
Hau
Irrigation Bill Signed by President Hansbrough Newlands
Washington June 18 The president announced to the senate that he had approved the Hansbrough Newlands irrigation bill effectively setting the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clark
Murray
the Standard
Pocatello
Pocatell
Blackfoot
Evi
Belle-Marsh Copper
It. W. A. Clark
Fred T. Dubois
Dr Dubois
Willard Green
Eliott
McCleary
Green
Elliott
Port Hall
Kiowa
Fort Hall
Fivemile Winit
Belle-Marsh
Sooners
Fort Hall Reservation
Brigham
Utah
Salt Lake
the Herald
Grigham
Utan
Associated Press
Belle Marsh
Senator Clark
James A. Murray
Senator Dubois
Blickfoot
Anderson
Illinois
Dren
Old Home
Michigan
Cripple Creek
Herse
Wilson Tay
Ekalaka Holding
Nebraska Republicans
Pracy and Werkile
Oregon
Lieved
Union Pa
Belmont Avenue
Columbia Mill
Grossgebauer
Brescia
Cedar Cliff Mill
Cedar Cliff
Rynewarner
Reinhardt
Hamford Bros
Dyers Helpers
Ramford House
Robinson
Bamford
Martha Huyser
Salvino
Hinchcliffe
Gaede Mill
North Straight Street
Harry Harris
Harris
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