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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1901
Page
9
Vancouver dispatch reports a Chinese man attacked five market gardeners in a shack near the river. One killed, three dying, one wounded but able to tell the tale as police pursue the assailant. Coroner and police, led by Constable Lister, investigate.
At a meeting, the Austrian co operative society decided to open a co operative saloon but not engage in mercantile business. A committee told Standard reporters they aim to run a small saloon for members, seeking fair treatment and credit terms rather than interfering with other local businesses.
The Ladies of the League of the Sacred Heart will host a flag day social on Wednesday at the Cherry and Third Street lawn. Postponed from June 14 due to weather, the event runs afternoon and evening with a coffee booth run by Mrs. Lewis and Miss Keller. National color decorations promise music and refreshments including coffee cake ice cream and strawberries.
On the eastern city handball courts Cavanaugh and Durkin defeated Eugene McHale and Superintendent Malloy. Myles Kelly missed the match. The first game ended 21 to 16 for McHale and Malloy, the second reached 20 all and ended with Cavanaugh 11 to 2.
Terence Collins died yesterday at the family home in Fairville New Brunswick at age 75. He was the father of Frank Collins of this city J V Collins Mrs Ek Dugan and Mrs J A Canty of Butte. Frank Collins had gone East to be with him. A telegram from Frank noted the death.
About 200 people attended a race between Dr. Faust's Swallow and Tom Cox's white filly at the track. Swallow won the mile race by about eight lengths as other promised horses failed to appear due to poor weather.
Unclaimed letters at the Anaconda post office advertised for the week ending June 22 include a long list of men and women by name. Names featured span multiple patrons with several middle initials and surnames, indicating a routine notice of undelivered correspondence.
Special Dispatch reports Whiteley Bell a valley rancher was thrown from a bucking bronco in Deer Lodge this afternoon breaking his left arm near the wrist.
A Wallapai Indian, Tom MacCormack, killed a squaw and burned her body before shooting himself. He opposed guardianship by the Indian agent and resisted arrest for drunkenness. The incident sparks unrest among Wallapai Indians who blame white mistreatment.
General Cailles surrenders at Santa Cruz Laguna with 650 men and 100 rifles. Oaths of allegiance to the United States are administered to former insurgents. Colonel Cailles fled to the mountains then surrendered. his control over the populace was insufficient to disarm all in his district. Proceedings are described as orderly.
Advertised for sale are several properties including a 10 room brick on EE Broadway with stable and yard, a 160 acre cattle ranch with 69 head of cattle and 500 acre irrigation, a 5 room brick on west side, a 16 room east side compartment house renting for 9 monthly, a 1 room brick house, and a 30 by 100 lot on W Granite street. Conroy and O'Brien at 47 KE Broadway list terms as half cash and balance on time.
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