Suicide in lonely cabin shocks Anaconda area
Gabriel Danielson, a Finnish native and wood chopper for Pearson & Johnson, killed himself three or four days ago in a Willow creek cabin six miles from the B A & P station. Coroner Walsh took the body. no clear motive, despondency cited, money found on him, no funeral arrangements yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriel Danielson
Pearson & Johnson
Upper Willow Creek
Walsh
Finland
Anaconda
Willow Creek
Danielson
Memorial Day Services Parade in Anaconda with Many Societies
Memorial day in Anaconda will feature a large parade with many fraternal groups in uniform led by Col. J J Mc Guinness. The route runs from Commercial avenue to cemetery with a G A R ritual at the cross and an oration by J J McCaffery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
K. of P
J. J. McGuinness
Phil Greenan
Washoe
Grand Army of the Republic
Knights of Pythias
Order of Eagles
Red Men
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Commercial Avenue
Main Street
Park Avenue
Chestnut
Fourth
Cherry
Park
Main
J. J. McCaffery
G. A. R. Graves
Decoration Day Services Invite Ex Confederate Veterans
The graves of deceased members are honored with services and a parade. Ex Confederates are invited to attend and join the procession. Knights of Pythias Anaconda will meet at Friendship hall Tuesday at 9 am to participate in the Decoration Day parade and exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias of Anaconda
Friendship Hall
Order
J. J. McGuinness
J. C
C. H. Williams
S&s
Baseball on the Common Adams team to face Anaconda Amateurs
A baseball game on the city common this afternoon features the Adams of Butte against the Anaconda Amateurs. The Amateurs, stronger since a three week prior win at Columbia Gardens, expect a hard but fair contest and aim to play all games on the common with public support to cover expenses. Anaconda fields Johnson catcher Zimmer pitcher McEachran first base Morony second base Jackson third base Cornelius shortstop Wynn center field Hutton left field Thomas right field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Butte
Anaconda
Columbia Gardens
Johnson
Zimmer
McEachran
Morony
Jackson
Cornelius
Wynn
Hutton
Thomas
Singer Sewing Machines Headline Anaconda Butte Listings
A machine for women should be the best obtainable. The Singer sewing machine is acknowledged the lightest running, most durable and convenient of any. Look for the red 8 at Mast Park avenue Anaconda and West Park street Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Mast Park Avenue
Anaconda
Mont
West Park Street
Butte
Mr and Mrs Coleman Return From Wedding Tour
Lew Coleman and his bride arrived by Great Northern train to a large welcoming crowd at the Montana hotel. They were wed in Minnesota weeks ago and have toured relatives in the east before returning to Anaconda to settle. A second hand Fischer piano is offered for sale at 150 dollars with easy terms from Conley and Clague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Coleman
Great Northern Overland
Montana
Will Coleman
Mrs. Coleman
Minnesota
Anaconda
Fischer
Conley & Clague’s
Modern Woodmen Meet for Memorial Day Exercises
Modern Woodmen will gather at the hall at 9 30 Tuesday morning to participate in the Memorial day exercises.
Fraternal Order of Eagles Plan Decoration Day Parade
Members are asked to meet at the hall at 9 a m Tuesday to take part in the Decoration day parade starting promptly at 10 a m. Visiting members are invited to join. C M Sawyor and H E Neal sign the notice. Robins mission pastor H C Parsons. services Friday 8 p m prayer meetings, Sunday school 11 to 12, preaching 8 p m. All invited. These services commence June 2 and continue thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eagles
C. M. Sawyor
H. E. Neal
Robins Mission
H. C. Parsons
Funeral procession mobilizes city carriages and hacks
Report notes that many carriages and all hacks in the city were pressed into service yesterday afternoon to attend the funeral, reflecting the scale and urgency of the arrangements.
Death of Joseph Benzeler at Gregson Springs
Joseph Benzeler died recently at Gregson Springs from a hemorrhage of the lungs. Services were held in the undertaking parlors of M. J. Walsh and the interment was made in Mt. Carmel cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Benzeler
Gregson Springs
M. J. Walsh
Mt. Carmel
Helena Loses To Great Falls In Eighth Inning
Helena trails 6 to 0 after Great Falls scores three runs on a wild throw by Goodman with a runner on third in the eighth. Delaney pitched well early but Little Puck allowed the late runs as Great Falls hits outslug Helena 11 to 6 to win the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Great Falls
Goodman
Delaney
King
Ove
A.E Whitney
Anaconda City Briefs and Visitors
A collection of local notices notes and visits including W A Webster of Great Falls J M King of Butte and A M Fenton of Helena in the city. Miss Katie Frush wed Hedley B C to George Shelder. Lilacs from Bitter Root arrive and a missing pocketbook at Smith Drug Store offered for free retrieval upon description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Webster
Great Falls
Katie Frush
Hedley
B. C
George Shelder
A. M. Fenton
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Helena
City
Smith Drug Company
Tailored suits offered for sixteen dollars
A markets notices Thueson's invites customers to explore made to order suits priced at sixteen dollars. The offer emphasizes ready elegance and custom fit.
Another Irrigation Canal in the Valley Opens
Bozeman May 29 A new irrigation canal costing about 3500 dollars and delivering at least 1500 inches of water has been completed by Joe Brown. Five miles long the six foot wide line serves farmers in the northern valley, drawing from the East Gallatin river near Belgrade and crossing Dry Creek. Shareholders listed include J H Watson H Cc Redding Mrs Rachel Cowan Samuel L P Miller W T Yodon Frank Collinson Charles S Williams Robert Jones Harry La Rue and Thomas C Denham with varying shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Bozeman
Joe Brown
Gallatin
Belgrade
Dry Creek
J. H. Watson
H. Cc. Redding
Rachel Cowan
Samuel & L. P. Miller
W. T. Yodon
Frank Collinson
Chares S. Williams
Robert Jones
Harry la Rue
Thomas C. Denham
Two Boys Drowned in McKenzie River Near Risendeck
In Eugene Oregon on May 2 Clarence Page aged about 20 and Dale England aged 14 were drowned when their boat struck saw logs upriver from Risendeck ferry. Their father and uncle, who were with them, clung to a log while the boys sank from swift waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ore
Clarence Page
Dale England
McKenzie River
Risendeck Ferry
England
How Battle Affected the World's Markets
Stocks opened buoyant on hopes of peace after a Russian naval defeat. In New York the market rose on Tokyo and London cues with Japanese government bonds moving. bankers certificates for 4%4 bonds climbed before profit taking trimmed gains while 6s and 1st series 6s inched up. Leading industrials gained early but buying proved dull and some gains faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
New York Stock Exchange
Eastern expert on the railway war analysis shifts in control
The piece reviews the Northern Pacific merger and stock battle dating to 1901, detailing Hill's Great Northern and Northern Pacific influence, Union Pacific's losses, and the market panic. It notes a tentative mutual understanding among rival railways and questions the feasibility of a formal pact amid ongoing ownership questions and independence concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Post
Wall Street
Hill
Great Northern Road
Northern Pacific
Middle West
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Great Northern
Burlington
Union Pacific
Stock Exchange
New York
London
Northern Securities
Supreme Court
Hill Party
War news triggers brief stock market dip then rebound
In Berlin on May 29 officials reported peace hopes lifting sentiment after Tokyo reports of Togo's victory, causing a momentary bourse suspension. Prices then rose with Russians at 87.60 and up 1-10. Russian bonds attract aggressive holders as bankers guard against a market tumble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
Associated Press
Tokio
Togo
Liverpool Cotton Market Opens Firm on New York Strength
The Liverpool cotton market opened firm as New York and New Orleans activity supported prices. July and August futures rose to 4.69d, gaining 28 points over Saturday, with further quick advances and a late session unsettled tone finishing 9 to 11 points higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
New York
New Orleans
Excitement in Cotton Market Sparks Price Rise
In New York on May 29 the cotton market surged after a bullish New Orleans report, a sharp rise in the Liverpool market, and news of a Japanese victory in the Far East. Early trading gained about 25 points, then the market turned nervous before closing 8 to 20 points higher. Sales were about 500000 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
Far East
Cotton Market Feverish in New Orleans Trade
New Orleans on May 29 reporting a feverish cotton market driven by far East war news. Active futures rose up to 10 points while middling spot advanced 7 16 points as traders sent orders to Liverpool brokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Far East
Liverpool
Slight Market Weakness After Rosestvensky Defeat Rumor
The St. Petersburg market opened to slight weakness on May 29 as news of Admiral Rosestvensky's defeat circulated. Closing prices fell to 83 ½, unchanged from Saturday, with traders cautious ahead of further confirmations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Rosestvensky
Dispatch from Tokio brings firm hopes for peace
Paris observers note the Tokio telegram announcing naval success caused a general sense of firmness in the house as it is believed to foreshadow peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tokio
Sheriffs Meet at State Capital to Form Association
Helena May 29 The Montana sheriffs meeting, postponed earlier, is now fixed for tomorrow at the Grandon hotel to form a state association. They aim to unite action to challenge the last legislature's law reducing prisoner transport mileage, claiming it does not apply to those in office before enactment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Grandon Hotel
Local option arrests in Ravalli county spur legal action
The local option supporters in Ravalli county see multiple arrests as W J Fisk W O O'Brien Louis Peterson and Frank Parmenter are jailed in Stevensville and face Justice Sedgwick for local option violations. Charles Carlson and J Donson were jailed for gambling and will be heard on local option charges Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Hamilton
Ravalli County
W. J. Fisk
W. O. O’brien
Louis Peterson
Frank Parmenter
Stevensville
Justice Sedgwick
Charles Carlson
J. Donson
Not Guilty of Conspiracy in Cork Works Case
Trenton May 2 J H Stone H C Quintard Charles W Russ and James Russ of the Nonparei Cork works Camden were acquitted of conspiracy charges. They were accused of placing iron in life preservers during the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
J. H. Stone
Charles W. Russ
James Russ
Nonparei Cork Works
Camden
Forest Service to Add Foresters to Reserves
Washington May 29 The forest service of the department of agriculture will add a trained forester to the executive staff of each forest reserve to introduce practical forestry across all reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Stockett girl duped by bogus marriage to Vonbank
Great Falls May 29 Miss Florence Betts 22 residing near Stockett says she lived as wife to John Vonbank after he obtained a claimed marriage license and staged a Belt minister ceremony. Officials find no license or ceremony occurred and a new more serious charge is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Great Falls
Florence Betts
Stockett
John Vanbank
Miss Betts
Vonbank
Vanbank
Belt
Timber lands case Clark v United States in Western Montana
Helena May 29 Judge Hunt orders W A Clark to plead answer or demur within 30 days in the United States suit over timber land title in Western Montana. The case follows a circuit court of appeals ruling for Senator Clark last week and concerns cancellation of patents. It has waited on a decision from the San Francisco court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
United States
W. A. Clark
Montana
Hunt
Senator Clark
Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Mines at Nanaimo May Be Closed Down
Victoria B C May 2 Workmen today remove tools from Nanaimo mines due to a strike over the new labor legislation. Pumps are being taken out and if shaft No 1 fills with water the mine may cave in and never reopen risking Nanaimo’s ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Nanaimo
Nanaime
Water density debunked ocean bottom sinking claim
A scientific note rejects the popular belief that substances sink to the ocean bottom due to density increases with depth. It states water is nearly incompressible and only marginally denser at depth, so sinking substones would still find the bottom rather than accumulating lower in the sea.
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Copinus Clothing CO
MR. and
the Depot
Stagg’s
Verberckmoes
East Park
Las Palmas
J. M. King of
Constable Lynch
Hammerslough
Z.lman's
E. Park
John R. Toole
Missoula
FE. B. Howell
Winston
A. J. Davidson
D. J. Macdonald
F. l. St. Jean
R. de B. Smith
FE. Scharnikow
Deer Lodge
District Court
Greig
W. R. Hocking
Hedley, B. C
Lillian
Mrs
J. W. Frush
Thueson
M’kenzie River
St. Pe
Tersburg
Eastern
THE
NEW York Post
Cotton Market Firm
Copper City
Anaconda, Montana
Libby Hart
Great Ivanhoe
Samson and
Zaccho
James Brady
Philadelphia
Lfc
Daly Bank and
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
C. Norbeck
Yegen Bros. Savings Bank
Co. Yegen
P. Yegen
E. F. MomMit
Schilling
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