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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1901
Page
25
Judge Boyle hesitated over a police court case describing two women Julia Emerson and Grace Morgan accused of touching a man for 100 dollars. One pleaded guilty and was fined 60 dollars, the other released on recognizance. The complainant had visited the den of a notorious Jew Jess, fueling public suspicion.
A mob of about 200 armed men overpowered the sheriff and jailer and took the keys. The lynchers said the execution of the imprisoned Black men was necessary to protect white lives in the area.
The Episcopal convocation completed four days of annual sessions with a focus on the Montana Women's Parochial and Missionary Society. Bishop Brewer urged unity in giving, a luncheon at Black Eagle park, and Mrs. Henrietta W. Brewer highlighted renewed zeal and organized efforts, noting Missoula’s branch strengthening the auxiliary.
Baseball results across the National League with scores and battery assignments. Includes Brooklyn 10 Cincinnati 6, St. Louis 6 Philadelphia 2, New York 5 Pittsburgh 8, and Chicago 6 Boston 3 style lineups, umpires, and pitching pairings.
Despondent miner Thomas Coombe, once a constable and one armed, killed himself with carbolic acid in Centerville lodging house. Hesley found him sitting upright as dawn approached. An inquest is set for Richards' Undertaking Rooms at 2 PM. A Centerville brother survives him. Coombe had been discharged from an asylum years ago. He was a candidate for peacevilive last tek.
Frank Kreiter of Gregson Springs is registered at the Finlen. Henry G. Ricketts, clerk of the supreme court, is in Butte. Rev. J. B. Thompson of Boulder was among yesterday's arrivals. R. B. Kelley and family of Livingston are visiting in the city. Bert Stephens of the federal court clerk's office is confined with fever but will be out in a few days. Four new street cars arrive from St. Louis to be put into service and christened Red Top, Mumm, Piper and Cliquot. Three Flathead Indians request parade clothes for the Fourth of July. Snyder, alias Schrickengost, recently released from two years for counterfeiting, is identified by a post office inspector. hearing postponed until Saturday when U S Attorney Rodgers arrives from Helena.
Frank Smith known as Prophet Smith and F D McLand were pulled from the Bentin jail by a mob near the Arkansas road a mile and a half from the jail and hanged. Both denied involvement in the Foster murder before death. Smith prayed as he was led away.
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