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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1902
Page
7
A deputy sheriff confronts two bold thieves in a nighttime street confrontation. The pursuit ends with the suspects fleeing but leaving behind clues for investigators. No injuries reported, and authorities urge residents to report any additional information.
Deputy Ellsworth chased two armed thieves after a smelter theft of brass and copper castings. He captured Frank Wilson after a prolonged pursuit. Wilson faces grand larceny charges and refuses to name his accomplice who escaped. A gang connection is suspected and a full description of the escaped man exists.
Renowned tragedian Daniel Bandmann arrives in New York after a successful East engagement and plans to bring a versatile stock company to Maguire's in Butte. The troupe, featuring Clara Morris and other stars, opens around March 12 to 19 with weekly bill changes and Shakespeare, Hoyt comedies, and New York drama hits. The company performs through June 1, aiming to rival local rivals and feature a flexible repertoire.
John Penhall leads a small group of Christian workers at Mountain View mission in the east end. Rev A H Henry supports the effort as the congregation grows, with a recent church entertainment and thanks to donors and volunteers. A call goes out for others to join the work for better spiritual life.
Round trip to Boulder Hot Springs with a week of full board including baths available. Tickets on sale at the Great Northern railway office located at 41 North Main Street. J. E Dawson and G. A.
All members of L. C. B. A. De Sieve lodge No. 342 are asked to meet at St. Patrick's church at 9 30 Monday morning for the funeral of Sister Dollard. Centerville branch invited to attend. Per order Mrs. Leahy president.
Twelve heavily laden coaches carrying prosperous midwest farmers and small business people crossed through Butte last night. The advance guard of emigration to the Pacific Northwest, the group travels in comfort with plans to buy improved farms or established businesses once suitable locations are found.
Certification that the firm of Swift and Co has settled all grievances with the Butte Butchers union. Signed by W. H. Hull president and W. J. Honey recorder, with seal.
A letter to Acting Chief Everts from Carl Stuhberg, a Philippines veteran at the Presidio San Francisco with three bullet wounds, asks help locating his brother Theodore, once in Butte and treasurer of the Local Timers union. Police have not found Theodore, last seen when arrested eight months ago.
Members of Ladies auxiliary No 2 AOH meet at St Patrick s church at 10 30 Monday morning to attend Sister Nellie Dollard s funeral. Division No 1 members invited. Per order Millie 2ace president.
The February Rocky Mountain Magazine issued yesterday is hailed as splendid and keeps its high Montana standard. The cover features Montana's first legislative hall and the issue includes numerous articles such as A Trip Around Yellowstone Park and The Physical Constitution of the Sun, with attractive cuts and readable content.
The monthly statement shows February receipts totaling 41,159,739 with expenditures at 39,099,290, yielding a surplus of 2,060,449. Customs brought in 20,213,929 up 1,500,000 from 1901, internal revenue 18,455,790 down 3,500,000, and miscellaneous 2,490,000 down 2,500,000. War department spending was 8,788,516 down 2,400,000 while navy outlays were 5,709,079 up 1,350,000. Overall expenditures rose by 56,000.
Washington reports Webster Flanagan, collector of internal revenue for the Third Texas district, is to be reappointed. The White House disclosed the decision today.
Ruppert G. Williams, inventor of the tele pantograph, was found fatally shot in the greenhouse of his Heywood residence near Manchester. Authorities state the death was self inflicted.
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