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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1902
Page
7
A condensed roundup from Butte lists Kemp in Helena and visitors to the city including McMasters and Cobban. Notes cover new office moves, purchases, inspections, and travel by residents, plus local court actions, business changes, and upcoming events.
An accident involving a horse kicked a person causing fatal injuries within a few hours. The incident details indicate accidental injury leading to death. Authorities recorded the event and noted no foul play.
Eugene O'Brien, 26, died after being kicked by a horse at 215 South Main while cleaning a horse in a playful moment. He suffered multiple jaw fractures extending to the brain base and died at Murray and Freund hospital after Coroner Johnson was notified.
Eugene O'Brien of 215 South Montana Street died last evening. Remains are at Sherman Reed's mortuary chapel at Broadway and Arizona streets. Funeral notice will be issued later.
Felix Woss faced a false pretenses charge in police court over a job claim at the St Paul Employment agency 110 Main. Clerk Jones and the proprietor were accused after Woss paid $6 seeking a Reno track job offering $2.25 a day and $4.50 a week living cost. the case was dismissed. Also notices railway tickets to Anaconda and intermediate stations from Great Northern at 41 North Main street.
The passage asserts that the business serves the rich and poor alike, claiming benefit for every social class. It frames the new venture as a fair trade that benefits all by offering perceived advantages across income levels.
Madame FE Davenport spoke at the Auditorium delivering talks aimed at mothers and teachers. About 60 mothers paid a dollar each for the talk on grooming and social improvement, urging women to raise the city’s moral tone through self improvement.
Employees of Symons Dry Goods organize a mutual benefit association to aid members through dues funding. Coverage includes sickness and accident protection, plus social events. Temporary officers are D. N. Brodeck as chairman and J. W. Judd as secretary. A permanent committee, including F. G. Armitage and others, was named. next meeting is November 7 to elect officers for the year.
Heinze tally-ho vehicles reached Williamsburg and the Main and Wyoming corner for separate rallies. Speakers included William Walsh, esse Whitely, Charles W. Hanson and Peter Breen in Williamsburg while At torney 8. C. Heron Warren G. Davenport and Charles W. Dempster spoke at the second gathering, with Cissy Lof tus and the Empire quartet providing music.
Assessor Joan J Murray, County Attorney John L Templeman, County Auditor Maurice Hartnett, Coroner Michael Egan, Public Administrator John Melville, Justices of the Peace John Doran and Jniel Harrington, Constables Patrick Holland and Oswald Barry named for Silver Bow Township.
The text explains current fluctuations from a local battery and noise heard in the telephone at each transmitter spark. It recommends selecting a primary transmitter frequency high enough for at least 100 sparks per second to minimize audible noise, noting lower vibration frequencies are harder to hear in the telephone.
Ernest L. Harris reports on the Slaby Arco wireless system for standard and field use. The article details two apparatus types, power sources including dry cells, and antenna setups on ships, stations, and portable field units with a new microphone receiver method and improved tuning to reduce atmospheric noise.
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