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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1902

Page

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Trains Crash Near Missoula Leaves Several Injured

Special Dispatch reports a westbound freight colliding with a coal train near Missoula. Engineers Brewer Stearns and a tramp named George Schug were injured. Stearns escaped serious harm while Schug may require amputation. Firemen and brakemen suffered minor injuries. Track cleared in 11 hours. cause under investigation with initial says of possible crew error.

Northern Pacific Missoula Hell Gate Canyon Stearns Brewer George Schug Engineer Stearns Reynolds Rugancur Doyle Robert Rogers

Tailor Claims Robbery Of 600 Dollars

Helena November report notes tailor Richard Areas of Helena says Thanksgiving night his shop money was stolen. Suspect William Schroeter is in the city jail. The tale mentions a spree and a friend assisting Bars to his room before cash was taken from a roll of money.

Helena Richard Are William Schroeter Bare Barz

Alleged liquor induced crime linked to Marz and Barz

A fragment reports allegations that a man was persuaded to drink to sleep, after which money was taken in Barat’s room. Schroeder was tied to the case through prior involvement with Marz. On arrest he possessed various Mille and wiver, claiming a stake offer to a friend Barz who was jailed as a witness.

Barat Schroeder Marz Barz

Florence Burns Marries Secretly After Dark Past

Florence Burns, once linked to the murder of her sweetheart Walter S., secretly married Charles W. Wildrick in New York last week. Wildrick, son of the late U S Army Lt. Col Abrams Wildrick, had been arrested in April for counterfeiting at the Hotel Grand. Mabel Strong, Cleveland heiress, followed him, but she stayed when Wildrick was jailed. she later died at St Luke’s Hospital from quick consumption.

New York Florence Burns Brookley Walters Charles W. Wildrick Wildrick Col Abrams Hie Wan Mabel Strong Cleveland Ohio Misa Strong St. Luke's Hospital

Attempt To Release Hayden Brecial Dispaten In, Nov 28

In a case labeled murder in the first degree, Hayden seeks bail in Justice Fraser's court tomorrow. Attorney Hathhorn argues against immediate release citing coroner inquest evidence. If denied, the matter may move to the district court with Judge Land asked to grant Hayden bail.

Lewis Hayden Fraser Cowris Hathhorn Laws Wan Yohaaton Ci Fellene Justce Lenser

Man accuses ranchers of haystack arson in dull court scene

In Billings on November 8, Ered Lee faced a court where the alleged haystack arson by Lee was discussed. Witnesses failed to produce key evidence, the case was continued to next Friday. Lee arrived from Lake Basin with ranchers and sheepmen involved in the dispute. A handkerchief bloodstain connected to a fight with a herder was found near haystack ruins.

Sheetal Diepaten Billings Lee

Bound Over Herder in Assault Case at Columbus

Mexican sheepherder Snecia Diepaten, bound over to district court after Justice Hawkins presided in Columbus on an assault in the third degree charge. Bond set at 890 dollars. Leon employed by C. T. Thomas, accused of firing at ranchman C. F. Lathes during a cattle drive through Thomas property. Leon provided bond. Albany dispatch reports two deaths in a hotel in Cobleskill area, William Hogeboom and Martha Hogeboom, ages about 6, found dead in bed, suspected accidental or foul play.

Leon Hawkins Columbus C. T. Thomas C.F. Lathes Thomas Albany, N William Martha ‘Hogeboom East Cobleskill Albany County Petty

Jealous husband shoots in Spokane sporting house

Arthur Goode known as Kid Goode killed Mrs. James Auberry in a Spokane sporting house after a jealous dispute. Five of six shots hit Auberry, who attempted to defend herself as Goode drew a second pistol but was overpowered by the gambler before dropping the weapon.

Auberry Goode Foods

Another Uprising Threatened in Hayti

Port au Prince reports Gen Alexis Nord war minister of the provisional government issued an ultimatum to cancel deputies elected from the ML Firmin faction. Refusal could spark renewed civil war. Chambers struggle to convene, while Nord campaigns for presidency amid defense preparations.

Port Au Prince Alexis Nord Mario VII Gonaives Haa ML Firmin Nord St. Marie Hayt

Fragmentary Note Reflects Regret and Power Feelings

A mistyped fragment shows a character named Joode feeling quickly overpowered. He expresses regret at not being given a chance to kill but seems pleased by some power or impact on a person named Amar. The text is unclear and lacks full context.

Joode

Fatalities From Grid Iron Accidents Across States

In Marshall Missouri on November 28 Runce Quarter a young Ke student died from football injuries suffered in the game. A Philadelphia man Charles, 21, died at Chester County Hospital from injuries received during a game yesterday. Carr suffered a neck injury in a mass play and was rendered unconscious. Sheridan, employed at the Diets coal mines, was killed when a cable broke striking him. Frank Cooley, age 16, was also noted among the fatalities.

Marshall Wes Re Charles Philadelphia Chester County Hospital Carr Ester, Sheridan Wye Diets Tey Stantly Frank Cooley

Old Timer's Tribute for Charles B Conrad

Helena mourns the death of Charles B Conrad of Virginia and Montana mercantile circles. Friends and relatives travel to Kalispell for his funeral, noting his integrity, generosity, and lifelong friendship with William G Conrad and I G Baker & Co. Col S C Ashby and Gov Toole were among those arranging tributes.

Virginia Minnesota Old Charles BE. Conrad William G. Conrad I. G. Baker & Co Montana Ae Steel Charles B. Conrad E. Conrad Thin City Kallapel Kallapel! They Go To Attend the Funeral. Among Them In Col. 8. C. Ashby Conrad Cok Ashby Fort Benton Col. Ashby Trlende Gov. Toole Kallspetl Capitol Thone Helena Ak Geet Palle

Farmer Killed by Train Found Near Tracks

A farmer was killed after being struck by a train while driving near railroad tracks. Authorities investigated the incident and identified the victim, with no immediate witnesses reported. The accident prompted a temporary disruption to rail service as investigators collected evidence.

Tragedy at West Allen crossing claims rancher life

John T Huffine 38, a Polson Hollow ranch owner from Tennessee, died when a wagon hit by a passing train at West Allen crossing near Bozeman. The wagon was torn and the body projected 119 feet, with head and limbs injured and the horses escaping unharmed. Survived by sister Mrs Smith of Livingston and several Lewistown relatives. cousin John Huffine of Bozeman oversaw arrangements.

Fic Storey West Allen Crossing Bozeman Space Wa Bol William Brainerd Brainerd Tim Wagoneshoe Hills Huffine Fone John T. Huffine Horseshoe His Polson Hollow Rowe County Tenn Mra. We Smith Livingston Lewistown John Huffine

Barbarous Treatment of the Macedonians

From Constantinople dated Nov 24 northern dispatches reveal Turkish authorities torturing Macedonian peasants to force disclosures on arms and committee activity. Castigation and plunder persist as peasants and even priests suffer while villagers face despair under martial rule.

London Mall Constantinople Porte

Fence Row Sparks Threats and Testimony in Grand Jury

Col. Joy and Col. Mosby spoke of threats and bloodshed over fence matters as the federal grand jury probes western land issues. Roosevelt and Hoosevelt are mentioned in relation to fencing, ranch land, and the Standard Cattle Company. A postmaster named Qeerson is noted in a distant record.

Col. Joy Roosevelt Col. Mosby Hoosevelt

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