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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1901

Page

13

Court Hears Doubtful Case As Two Women Are Fined

In a police court session Judge Boyle shows doubt over handling a case involving Julia Emerson and Grace Morgan accused of touching for $100. One woman is fined $50 and released on her own recognizance. the other pays and is released to appear if needed. A separate note links the complainant to the notorious Jew Jess, adding bias to the proceedings. The item also promotes a Woodmen excursion to Mountain View Park on Sunday June 25 with train times and venue details.

Jess

Butte Briefs Among City Visitors and Transit Updates

Frank Krelter of Gregson Springs registered at the Finlen Hotel. Henry G. Ricketts, clerk of the supreme court, is in Butte. Rev. J. S. Thompson of Boulder arrived yesterday. R. B. Kelley and family of Livingston visiting in the city. Bert Stephens of the federal court clerk's office is ill with fever but expected to return soon. Four new street cars from St. Louis will be put into service and christened Red Top Mumm Piper and Cliquot. Plathead bucks asked the city jailer to contact the agent about Fourth of July parade clothes. Flatheads and other Indians visiting on the city dump will march in the parade. Snyder alias Schrickengost released from two years for counterfeiting was identified for a post office robbery case. The hearing was postponed until Saturday when U S district attorney from Helena will attend. About 200 armed men mobbed the sheriff and jailer, seized keys, justifying lynching to protect white lives.

Frank Krelter Gregson Springs Finlen Henry G. Ricketts Supreme Court Butte J. S. Thompson Boulder R. B. Kelley Livingston Bert Stephens Federal Court St. Louis Piper Levy Snyder Schrickengost Penitentiary Montpelier Idaho Wood United States District Badgers Helena

Lynching of Two Black Men Out of Jail Near Shreveport

In Shreveport Louisiana on June 19 Frank Smith known as Prophet Smith and F D McLand were seized from jail by a mob and hanged beside the Arkansas road about a mile and a half from town. They denied involvement in Sonn Gray Foster’s murder as they were led away. Smith died praying. McLand remained silent.

Shreveport Frank Smith Prophet” Smith F. D. McLand Benton Sonn Gray Foster Aire Arkansas Road Smith Foster McLand

Episcopal Women's Missionary Session in Great Falls

The four day annual convocation of Montana Women’s Parochial and Missionary Society concluded in Great Falls with Bishop Brewer leading communion and urging united support for missionary work. Mrs. Henrietta W. Brewer opened the Montana society meeting, praising church efforts and noting growth in offerings, aided by the Missoula auxiliary’s expanded activities.

Standard Great Falls Episcopal Convocation Mis Society of Montana Brewer Missionary Society Convocation Black Eagle Park Women's Auxiliary Power House Boston & Montana Women’s Parochial and Missionary Society of Montana Henrietta W. Brewer Bishop Brewer Missoula

National League Scores and Batting Details

In a BostonChicago doubleheader Boston won 6 2 in game one and 7 4 in game two as Willis and Kittridge paired for Boston while Chicago used Mere fee and Kahoe. Brooklyn routed Cincinnati 20 6 behind Phillips Bergen McGuire and Me James. St Louis beat Philadelphia 6 4 with Jones Nichols and Donohue. New York and Pittsburgh tied 3 3 as Matthewson Smith Bowerman faced Leever Tannehill O Connor Zimmer.

Brooklyn Cincinnati R.H.E Phillips Bergen James McGuire Dwyer

Despondent miner Thomas Coombe dies by carbolic acid

Despondent Litt Thomas Coombe a miner out of work swallowed carbolic acid and died early yesterday morning. He had been lodging at Grant's in Centerville. Roommate George Heslet found him seated up in bed about 2 am. An inquest is set for 2 pm at Richards' Undertaking Rooms. Coombe, once a constable with one arm, had been in an insane asylum three years prior and was discharged cured. He was a candidate for a peace officer position pending.

Thomas Coombe Grant Centervil George Heslet Hesier Richards’ Undertaking Rooms Centerville Coombs Insane Asylum

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