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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1901

Page

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Yale Wins Victory in Great Four Mile Eights Race

Yale's varsity crew edged Harvard by two lengths in a four mile Thames race in New London Connecticut with Yale's Coxswain Chittenden and Stroke Cameron delivering key leadership. Harvard won the freshmen race while Harvard’s four beat Yale's quartet.

New London Conn Thames Yale Harvard Cambridge Chittenden Goodell Cameron Merklehm Nushka Broadview Cambridge Hoya New Haven Eli Blues Navy Yard Crimson

List of Victims From Bluefield Floods and Debris

The Bluefield area reports 235 named dead with many more missing after last night’s flood. Victims include John Lewis Nellie Smith Anna Smith and Charles Shelley among others. Damages in Tazewell county estimated between 125000 and 700000 dollars as relief efforts begin. Emperor William ordered swift relief for Rominten storm damage and sent funds.

Bluefield W. Va Railroad and Telegraph Vivian Elkhorn Bluefield Daily Telegraph John Lewis Nellie Smith Anna Smith M'Kay Mary May Charles Shelley Sam Poindexter John Ballard Bettie Brown William Trigg Jacob Riplin John Bannister Mary Fosier Christian Bertha Anderson William Cheatham Guy Gaines A. L. Beverly Dry Fork Booth Beavers Blankenship Young Booth Hoopner Pounding Mill Tate Tazewell Richlands

Bodies Unidentifiable as Flood Toll Reaches Sixty

Davis West Virginia June 27 The burying of flood victims continues and it is now impossible to identify any bodies recovered. Three more bodies were found on Jacobs branch near Dry Fork. Thousands of laborers work near Welch repairing the Norfolk and Western road bed and tracks with the death toll along the Elkhorn and Tug rivers estimated around sixty.

Davis W. Va Jacobs’s Branch Dry Fork Welch Norfolk & Western Elkhorn Tug Rivers

Cloudburst damages crops and livestock in New Creek valley

Advices from Keysville Kentucky dated June 27 report the New Creek valley was flooded by a cloudburst the night before last. No lives were lost and damage is limited to livestock and growing crops.

Keysville New Creek Valley

Joseph Ladue Founder of Dawson City Dead

Joseph Ladue founder of Dawson City in the Klondike died at his home in Schuyler Falls New York of consumption. He had been ill since returning from Alaska and spent the previous winter at Colorado Springs seeking health. He is survived by a widow and one son.

Plattsburg, N. Y Joseph Ladue Dawson City Klondike Schuyler Falls

St Regis Man Drowns During Boise River Log Drive

B F McMullen a St Regis Mont lumberman helping with a Boise river log drive was drowned today in Boise Idaho and his body has not been recovered.

Boise Idaho B. F. McMullen St. Regis Mont Boise River

Considines Charged With Murder Of Ex Chief Meredith

Seattle June 27 A coroner's jury finds ex Chief William L Meredith was murdered by John Considine assisted by Tom Considine at Guy's drug store on June 25 1901. Witnesses state Meredith fired first two shots while semi conscious. assassination completed as he fell. Funeral set for June 29 in Seattle.

Seattle William L. Meredith John Considine W. L. Meredith Tom Considine W. S. Meredith Guy's Drug Store A. G. Lane Considine Brothers Meredith Considine

Austrian Hungarian minister named to Mexico

Count Gilbert von Carlackstein is appointed Austro Hungarian minister to Mexico. Diplomatic ties between Austria Hungary and Mexico, broken since 1867 after Emperor Maximilian's overthrow, are formally restored.

Vienna Gilbert von Carlackstein Mexico Austria-Hungary Maximillian

Treasury Buys Short-Term Horde at $112 91s

Washington reports the secretary of the treasury purchased 200000 dollars in short term 4 percent government securities at a price of 112 dollars 91 and a half cents. The move reflects liquidity actions by the Treasury.

Washington Secretary of the Treasury

Four Die After Platform Collapses At Buffalo Elevator

Six men plunged 89 feet from a temporary platform atop a giant tank in Buffalo's Eastern elevator section this afternoon. Four men were killed: John Keefe Jr, W Krause, John Corbett Jr, and Petro Krotinger.

Buffalo N. Y John Keefe W. Krause John Corbett Petro Krotinger

Lords hear of true bill in case announced by recorder

London June 27 the lord chancellor Lord Halsbury said in the house of Lords that a letter from the recorder states a true bill has been found against a named party. He did not disclose further identities or charges in the brief official note.

London House of Lords Lord Halsbury

Karl Russell Charged with Bigamy Motions Set on Procedure

Karl Russell faces bigamy charges while a council moves to form a committee to arrange the legal procedure. The motion to appoint the committee was agreed to.

Karl Russell

Five Years for Barker Sentenced in New Jersey Case

Thomas G. Barker of Hudson county Jersey City received five years in the State Penitentiary after conviction for felonious assault on Rev. John Keller of Arlington. The sentencing was handed down today following last week's conviction.

New York Thomas G. Barker Hudson County Jersey City John Keller Arlington State Penitentiary

Decatur County Republicans Back Cummings For Governor

In Des Moines on June 27 the Decatur county GOP urged the state convention delegation to nominate Cummings for governor by a 565 to 456 vote over Conger.

Des Moines Iowa Decatur County Cummings Conger

Seventh National Bank in New York Suspended Payments

The Seventh National Bank of New York closed its doors at 10:45 AM with a currency controller in charge. Officials said depositors would not lose a dollar while stockholders faced losses, and a reorganization could come in eight days.

New York Seventh National Bank Clearing House Seventh National Nelson Cromwell Edwin Gould Mr. Thomas Clearing House Committee New York Postoffice Morgan Manhattan State Hospital Chase National Bank St. Lawrence County Bank Canton N. Y Marquand & Co Frank B. Poor Poor Cromwell Guy G. Major American Linseed Company National Bank General Thomas Seventh National of

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Sons of Eli Yale Gains Secand Three Mile Station Rominten Prussia William Germany Berlin Narvard ST Ace KB. F. McMullen Considines John W. Considine Russell Barker New Jersey NEW York Bank Tues Raynor
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