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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1902

Page

11

Premature Explosion Fatal at Mountain Consolidated Mine

Patrick Sheehan died at the Mountain Consolidated mine after a premature accidental explosion while loading holes with Erick Hill. Coroner's jurors found it an accident likely caused by tamping stick overpressure or powder handling carelessness, with Hill in serious condition.

Patrick Sheehan Mountain Consolidated Johnson Montana Undertaking Company Sheehan Erick Hill Andidney St. James’ Hospital Hill Frank Devlin Devlin Roth Michael Sullivan Sullivan John F. Dwyer Dwyer Dennis Lucey Lucey W. E. Lehman John Early John G. Barry Barry

New Baptist Church House of Worship Planned on Old Holse Site

A proposal outlines constructing a new Baptist church on the former Holse property. Plans call for a house of worship, with details on size footprint and community role pending approval.

Old Holse

Modern Brick and Stone Church Reward For Pastor Noftsinger

The First Baptist church board voted to build a new $20 000 house of worship on the present site within a year. The modern stone and brick church will honor Pastor Rev J E Noftsinger for his work in growing the congregation and earning widespread regard.

The First Baptist Church J. E. Noftsinger

Hall Arraigned on Two Charges of Embezzlement

John C. Hall, formerly with Swift Packing Company, was arraigned in Judge Mc Clernan's court on two counts of embezzlement. He was given until Saturday to plead. Hall has been out on a $1,000 bond and the court required an additional $1,000 bond to cover the second charge, with expected coverage by May.

John C. Hall Swift & Co., Packers

Compliments Exchanged on Prince Henry Visit Cablegrams

Washington reports public cablegrams dated March 12 1902 showing mutual praise between President Roosevelt and Emperor William II over Prince Henrys goodwill visit. Roosevelt notes German courtesy and cordial reception while William II thanks the American people for hospitality and gracious conduct.

Washington Wilhelmshaven United States of America United States Prince Henry Alice William J. R William

Cattle thief Grubb found guilty. others acquitted

In district court jurors found Joseph W. Grubb guilty of cattle stealing and sentenced him to one year in prison. D. J. Steihl was acquitted. Flowerday was acquitted and Wyatt released on own recognizance. Grubb had testified for Flowerday with county attorney Julie Tattan recommending the minimum sentence.

Standard Glasgow D. J. Steihl Joseph W. Grubb Grubb Flowerday Wyatt

Harvey Holmes and others tied to arrest amid city police probe

In Butte a police committee probe yields arrests of Harvey Holmes the so called king of the colored colony and Lizzie Hall Jessie Woods for alleged larceny from Paul Lager. Alderman Duggan claims Holmes has pull with authorities and vows to expose more names in coming days as Killyon is jailed on adultery charges and bond is posted for the women.

Harvey Holmes King Colored Colony Liz Zie Hall Jessie Woods Paul Lager Larry Duggan John Killyon Willyon Killyon Duggan Dempsey Butte Holmes Lizzie Hall Police Committee

Sheepman and Barber Residence Reported in Helena Dispatch

Special Dispatch to the Standart Helena on March 12 notes W. S. Mosier and Henry Barber, one a sheepman, living in the area. The brief item lists residents and hints at local agricultural activity in Helena.

Standart Helena Mosier Henry Barber

Rebel General Is Killed in Agua Dulce Attack

Reports from Colon and Panama on March 12 indicate Gen. Jose Antonio Ramirez was killed during revolutionary assaults on Agua Dulce. The Haberala mourn loss. Ramirez was among their top leaders. Chiriqual reportedly seized by United forces, a key cattle region feeding the isthmus.

Panama Colombia Agua Dulce Jose Antonio Ramirez Colon

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Butte News Prema Mountain Con A. T. Sanden Portland, Ore NEW Baptist Church J. B. Noftsinger Hall Swift Ing Company Emperor of Germany Theodore Roosevelt Diana” Spley Aglans Silk Organ Agency McCall Bazaar Patterns and Symons Gorgous Symons Valenciennes Onomi P Harvey John Kilbyon Mall and Woods Lewis and Clarke County Augusta Jacob Fey Fey Barber Ramires Chiriqual
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