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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1902
Page
11
Detective Murphy arrested William Robinson yesterday on a warrant sworn by Ollie Redick charging assault and battery. Report says the man and woman are husband and wife and the trouble grew from alleged attention to the woman by other men.
A follow up report notes that Hackman faces new charges in connection with events following an arrest on Friday, detailing alleged actions and the investigation status.
One dollar grade pink balbriggan underwear offered at sixty cents each during Gans & Klein's renovation sale. The discount item highlights a bargain sale strategy by the retailer amid remodeling.
For catalogues and terms address School of Mines Butte Mont. Fast black 25 cent hose good new stock at Gans Klein's now 10c pair.
lL L Merriman of Chicago and E Donlan of Western Montana are visiting, with many locals returning from trips to Chicago and California. Mining figures, club delegates, and business agents register at local hotels as court actions progress and industry plans unfold.
N Winchell of South Excelsior avenue and Mrs Stack with Miss Winchell are sisters of Professor Winchell and H V Winchell. Later Mr and Mrs H V Winchell and Miss Winchell plan a trip to Alaska.
Telegram reports the death of Dr. H M Hall's mother in a Los Angeles hospital at age 68 after illness. She had been moved from Buena Park for care and passed away peacefully. Funeral services were planned in Los Angeles.
The body of Maj. John Hallahan arrives in Anaconda for a military funeral Monday at 1 PM. He will lie in state at City Hall before burial from St Pauls Church in Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers include members of the Grand Army of the Republic and Spanish American War veterans with honorary pallbearers from the Elks and Ancient Order of United Workmen. committees are led by T. C. Davidson, Henry Ehret, Joseph Jette, J. Shiffman, Capt. Phil Greenan, D. Morgan, Albert MacCallum, John Madden, F. Trunk and M. Hammerslough.
ANACONDA personal items report Mr and Mrs Herbert McNulta and Mr and Mrs Hugh Spencer plus others spending Sunday at Bonita. Rochester Minnesota informs Hugh Spencer that Dean of the Butte Anaconda and Pacific railroad has recovered well from appendicitis. John J Haggerty leaves for Toronto to attend the Iron Molders Union of North America national convention representing union No 309.
A funeral will be held in Anaconda as announced this morning. The announcement confirms the service details and timing for the deceased.
War department announces entire Philippine archipelago to be placed under civil control on July 4. General Chaffee to end military governorship but remain as military commander to aid civil authorities as needed. Moros to keep tribal relations under American style governance until civil rule is established in Mindanao.
A special dispatch reports a disastrous forest fire burning in Tuolumne county along the Tuolumne river canyon. The blaze is moving southeast toward the Merced river and Yosemite road, four miles wide and challenging a large firefighting effort.
The remains of P. J. Ryan, who died in Lake City a few days ago, are expected to be recovered and prepared for burial. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family once completed.
New York correspondence notes a Mt Vernon New York gypsy tribe traveling in a large handsome gasoline automobile. The vehicle resembles a trolley car from a distance and is specially built for the tribe. Inside the car are three rooms a bedroom a dining room and a kitchen in front. The chief claims he can travel ten miles a day if he chooses and remains open to trading horses.
Miss Minnie Helpner, formerly employed in Helena restaurants, traveled four days as a male hobo in Helena Montana after shaving her hair and borrowing men's clothes. Detained by Policeman James Mackey she chose to surrender and will take a domestic position arranged by Ensign Sheard of the Salvation Army.
An electric street car carrying about 80 passengers overturned at West Thirty-eighth Avenue and Homer Boulevard after leaving a suburban resort. Several people were seriously injured and four may die.
Special Dispatch reports Helena strengthens lineup as new third baseman Kelley departs San Francisco and will appear in the opening Tacoma series in Helena.
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