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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1901
Page
11
Deputies conducted a thorough search of county prisoners in Butte. Under Sheriff Whitely and Deputies Hobson McGarvie Rowe and Proebster found knives, wires, scissors, a steel saw, morphine and opium seconds. No evidence the saw was used on jail bars.
Captain John McCormick of Butte returns from a winter spent in St Louis and other Missouri points. He appears well and many friends remembered him with Missouri turkeys at the holidays. The colonel faced a blizzard on the return train trip between St Joseph and Lincoln, taking seven hours. Once north in Montana the weather improved.
Dr. Charles McLean denies being the Denver era Schlatter and asserts he uses that nickname as a professional name given by the public. He cites newspaper clippings and testimonies from Butte readers to support his claims and says his mission is to preach the gospel and heal the sick.
A Kamloops dispatch says a small blaze at the Shuswah Milling Co saw mill spread risk to the town of Kamloops but was confined by the fire brigade. Loss estimated at 40 000 dollars.
The Dugdale Can company plant in Indianapolis with an annual output of 25 million cans was transferred to the American Can company of New York, $80 million capital. The move completes the consolidation of the major tin can manufacturers in the country.
Key West reports the Australian steamer Styria, which left New Orleans March 17 with cotton and other cargo for Trieste via Newport News, ran aground on French reef 40 miles south of Miami yesterday. Wreckers are aiding the bulged vessel and assistance parties have been dispatched.
In a United States court the bench and bar adopted resolutions honoring Frank E. Corbett. Judge Knowles praised him as a promising young attorney with skillful, upright conduct and a courteous temper who contributed to justice and fairness. The memorial urged preserving his memory in court records and extending sympathy to his wife and family.
James Meager 50 last seen ten days ago leaving Petersons boarding house 10 East Gagnon Street aboard a cargo he described as larger than any oil tank ship. Police search by lighthouse method vows to spot him with the public urged for sightings near saloons along Main Street. Meanwhile notices report a death in the Fisher family and a funeral set for Mary Clark at 2:30 pm tomorrow from 627 Utah Avenue and St Patricks Church.
A British Mediterranean squadron lines the Ophir coast to test wireless telegraphy and report exact positions of the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York to Vice Admiral Fisher. The aim is to gauge strategic value and pay tribute to the royal couple.
The War Department has chartered the steamship Ohio of the Empire Transportation Co to speed troop transport between San Francisco and Manila. The vessel can be prepared in about two to three weeks for the voyage across the Pacific.
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