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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1900

Page

13

Lost child on Anaconda foothills mourned in tragedy

Report describes a four mile trek over the brown desolate slopes south and east of the Drew ranch where a lost boy wandered a night and was found dead between two stumps. Rescue efforts failed as a doctor declared life extinct. The tale intertwines with voter registration notices and local community grief.

Drew Ranch Anaconda Rachel Chiildren

Tragic Death Of Little Robert Salter In Timber Country

The four year old Robert Salter disappeared near Hatter ranch and was found dead after a long search. Reports detail a final sighting near the grove, a night-long hunt by 35 men, and a fatal head wound. The boy was buried with family and friends paying tribute, including Officer Bosanitz and Officer Mayhew who knew him well.

Hatter Ranch Saile's Gulch Mr. Drew Mrs. Drew Drew Robert Myra Mayhew

Missouri Bride Surprises Elevator Ride in City Court

A newly married couple from Pike County visits Kansas City. riding a courthouse elevator, the bride exclaims she is not ready as the car zips to the fourth floor. The amused conductor and loungers watch the startled pair descend after their ascent.

The Kansas City County Pike County Court House Andy O'Hare O'Hare

Alaska Commercial and Nome Storm Devastation Report

The piece describes Alaska Commercial Company prominence in Alaska and details a devastating September storm on Nome’s sand spit. It recounts 300,000-dollar damage, tents torn down, buildings wrecked, and ships like the Skookum driven ashore as floodwaters and gales raged along Snake River and Bering Sea.

Alaska Commercial Company Alaska Unimak Pass Waldorf Astoria Arctic Circle A. C Nome Snake River Nome Daily News E Bering Sea Roadstead Bridge Island Skookum Avery

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W. A. Clark J. B. Salter Cherry Street Robert Strayer Salter Robert Salter Mr. Salter W. W. Harper Otto Reinhart Bome Nick Bosanitz
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