Fatal Stack Accident Kills Lewis Griffith At Anaconda Works
Lewis Griffith a 35 year old brick mason was crushed to death when a suspended stage fell at a stack in the Anaconda works. Six other men were on the stage. Chains failed under strain, investigators probe whether a hidden defect caused the accident. Griffith leaves Wales origin and Spokane relocation. coroner's inquest returns verdict of accidental death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Works
Lewis Griffith
Griffith
P. J. Mahoney
Mahoney
T. J. McKenzie
Wales
Spokane
William Griffith
St. Ann's Hospital
Alder Street
Portland
Lewis
Griff Morris
Charles Thorpe
John Callander
John Hayden
Joe Smith
Hayden
P. A. Collins
Kk. A. Anderson
Charles R. Hickey
Annual Statement for Montana Water Electric Power & Mining Co
The Montana Water Electric Power and Mining Co filed an annual statement with County Clerk Greenan listing capital stock of 500000 dollars with 5000 cash and 497000 in property paid in. Assets total 572274.82 dollars including mines water rights flumes ditches power plant and other property. Liabilities are listed as ISLIMI% This company owns the Flint creek power plant and transmits power to the Granite Bimetallic at Philipsburg and Granite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Water, Electric Power & Mining Company
Greenan
Flint Creek
Philipsburg
Granite
Local Notices and Specials From Strain's and Hammerslough's
Various city notices advertise sales and events. garden items, cigars, lace, and jewelry. ladies shoes and watches at marked prices. furniture and bicycles for sale. rent notices. social events at A O H hall. a theater night at 50 cents. a citizenship intention. a through sleeping car claim. a postponed Sunday school picnic. and a muslin underwear sale with drummer samples across Strain's and nearby stores.
Through baggage transfer service expanded by New York Central
The passenger department of the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad offers through baggage transfer for 30 cents per piece to any New York or Brooklyn hotel residence or steamship dock. You can have baggage checked from principal stations and delivered to your address on arrival at Grand Central station via a special delivery method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
New York
Brooklyn
Grand Central
Grand Central Station
New York Mail and Express
Sober misadventure of a dead game sport in Butte
An evening train near Butte carries a man who falls under a moving car but escapes death. The Painter, known for urban stunts in town, insists he was not heading to Butte, claiming he left Anaconda. Crowds scolded him as he emerged muddy and unrepentant and he wanders into a saloon seeking directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Shay
San Francisco
Jake Rentz
Anaconda
St. Peter
Cpurt
United States
Bennett
Rainy June Promises Record Flood of 1901
Anaconda residents expect June 1901 to be the rainiest on record as heavy showers retreat from a city already muddy. The rain floods streets aiding the water supply and easing fears of a drought while police investigate a nighttime barn break-in and vandalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Second Performance Of Esther At Margaret
The Margaret presented a second production of Queen Esther last night. It surpassed the first showing with smoother pacing and stronger performances. Maurice Kelly as the beggar, Ed Davis as king, and Stella Copinus as the prophetess drew special praise. The dancing of the king's maidens impressed, and Little Miss Ponter as Ida won audience sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
the Margaret
Maurice Kelly
Ed Davis
King
Dummy Rowan Loses Fight and Pays Fine After Trial
Dummy Rowan was knocked out in one round by Judge Hayes yesterday afternoon. He paid a 40 dollar fine and explained through an interpreter that he was signaling in sign language to Officer Smoltz. The defendant smiled during the trial until the judge delivered a decisive blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowan
Judge Hayes
Smoltz
Bernice Shinnick Cleared in Incorrigibility Case
Bernice Shinnick was acquitted in Justice Quane's court on the charge of incorrigibility after promising to behave herself hereafter. The sensational case drew much interest as Bernice, though sometimes absent from home, is not as incorrigible as her father depicted. Her arrest and trial restored her to her right senses and she pledged to mend her conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Shinnick
Quane
Bernice
Sickles and Van Der Kar Marry in Detroit
Edward E Sickles of the A M company drafting department and Miss Maria Van Der Kar of Albany wed in Detroit on June 1. The couple planned a bridal tour to Buffalo and other eastern points and will reside in Anaconda after July 15 at home to friends. Con O'Donnell raided a stable and reacted angrily as a coal dealer during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Sickles
A. ©. M. Company
Maria van der Kar
Albany
Detroit
Buffalo
Anaconda
Special Session Called for Deer Lodge County Montana
The Deer Lodge County Board of Commissioners orders a special session on Tuesday July 2 1901 at Anaconda courthouse to consider appraisal and purchase of a poor farm site to pay contingent poor bills and to take up road petitions. The session may extend two days. Phil Greenan County Clerk confirms the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Deer Lodge
State of
Montana
A. M. Walker
T. C. Davidson
M. Martin
Board of Commissioners
City of
Anaconda
Phil Greenan
Beaverhead County
Oice
Isabella Rife
Dillon, Mont
St North Main Street
Butte
Mont
Edwin Norris
Isabella Uit
Appraisers File Report on Proposed County Poor Farm
The board of appraisers appointed by Judge Napton has filed its report valuing the four sites for the county poor farm. The commissioners have not yet received the report, which is not public. A special county commission meeting is set for July 1 and 2 to review the report and act on poor bills and road petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Appraisers
Napton
Board of County Commissioners
Vaudeville Shows Halted by Rain At Mountain View Park
Poor weather canceled Monday and Tuesday vaudeville at Mountain View park but performances resume tonight. Little Park Playhouse features a new bill with Zogarra the globe rolling artist, the Davenport sisters, coon shouters and buck dancers, and Frank and Belle Comars in acrobatic comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View Park
Lttle Park Playhouse
Zogarra
Davenport Sisters
Coon
Buck
Frank
Belle Comars
Deed and Water Right Filed for Birch Hill Area
Instruments were filed for record in the county clerk office yesterday. Deed records show Patrick Comiskey toss with C Haynes for lot 21 Birch Hill allotment valued at $150. Water right location notes Stine 5 inches of Willow creek flow for farming mining mill domestic and other uses on section 26 and west half of section 28 township 4 north range 10 west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Comiskey
C. Haynes
Birch Hill
B. FL
Stine
Willow Creek
Wool market shows steady but subdued demand in Boston
In Boston on June 2 the wool market remained steady with buyers purchasing only to fill needs. Territory wools lead sales with fine and fine mean prices around 6i 42c, while Australian wools stay firm but scarce. Quotations cover Montana and Utah Wyoming Idaho lots with scoured prices from 40 to 45c and Australian combing superfine at 71 to 72c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Territory Wools
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Wheat and Corn Supplies Change Worldwide June
Special cables report changes in grain supplies from New York on June 2. Wheat US and Canada east of the Rockies decrease 3,026,000 bushels afloat for Europe decrease 1,400,000. total decrease 4,426,000. Corn US and Canada east of the Rockies increase 215,000. oats US and Canada east of the Rockies decrease 461,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
United States
Canada
Rockies
Europe
Quarrel over town lots ends in bank president shot
In Guthrie Oklahoma on June 25 R Castleberry shot J M Wambold president of the First National Bank. He then wounded Horace Addington in the shoulder before surrendering. The incident occurred during a dispute over Addington town lots in the Kiowa Indian reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie, Okla
Addington
Kiowa
Castleberry
J. M. Wambold
First National Bank
Horace Addington
Notice of Dissolution of Tucker & Company
Notice is given that the partnership Tucker & Company at 120 Main street Anaconda Montana is dissolved by mutual consent with R B Brookman retiring. Remaining partners F F Tucker and W E Griffin will carry on the business and settle all debts. all accounts payable to the firm are due. Dated at Anaconda the 24th day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Tucker
R. B. Brookman
W. R B. Griffin
Tucker & Company
Main Street
Anaconda
Montana
F. F. Tucker
W. E. Griffin
R. Brb. Brookman
W. FE. Griffin
PF. F. Tucker
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Anaconda News
Just
Keppler Jewelry Company
The
Electric Power and Mining Company
Tolan Co.'s
Depot
W. R
Hammerslough’s
Poe
Raven
Flor de
Baltimore
Valenciennes
Godard's
Strain’s
People’s Store
EK. Park
People's Store
East Park
J. B. McIntosh
West Third Street
Conley & Clague
Ash Street
Tietjen
Michael Cronnelly
Colvin
A. O. H. Hall
Watson
Strain's
Oliver G. Thompson
Nor Way
Phil McDonnell
Mast Park Avenue
Rogers Bros
Hammerslough's
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Hammerstough's
St. Peter's
Dr. Bennett Electric Belt Co
Union Building
Denver, Colo
Heaven
Ile
Mr. & Donnell
Miss van der Kar
Con O'Donnell
Ris Stable
Formance
Copper City
Ludom
Smyrna
Ingrains
Brussels
Axminster
Moquette
Ten Rolls Union
Boston Wool Market
Brou
District Court
Third Judicial District
Margaret Greene
Johin Y. Batterton
Melveck
Anwconda
Conaconda, Mont
East Third Street
East Third
Alder
Ash Streets
Pine Street
Montana Hotel
R. de B. Smith
Anaconda Copper Mining CO
Lumber Department
Hamilton, Mont
Cor
Birch and
Front Streets
Daly Bank and
Trust Company OF
Jon KR Toolke
Gcappenwood
Soliss V. Bennety
C Norbeck
State Capitol Commission
State Capitol
Bell & Kent
Helena
EK. B. Kennedy
Kk. Toole
Bb. Bb. Kennedy
E. Park Ave
W. M. Walsa
Accross Cook Remedy Company
Masonic Tempie
Chicago
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