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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1901

Page

11

Bold thief arrested at race track in Butte

Detective Jerry Murphy arrested Edward Bender at the race track after a woman charged him with snatching 12 dollars. Bender, a well known lad, was taken to the county jail on a robbery charge following the identification by the complainant amid a large crowd and subsequent description.

Jerry Murphy Edward Bender Bender Ender Butte Murphy Jai

Day of labor rest ends with island riot and injuries

In the afternoon boisterousness and several fights erupted on the island. At night a potentially wide riot between civilians and soldiers from Fort Screven followed. A call for troops to quell the disturbance went unanswered. Rioting subsided with many broken heads and noses and no fatalities.

Forst Screven

Parade and labor rally dominate Helena Labor Day pageant

Special dispatch reports Helena’s Labor Day parade eclipsing previous city events with elaborate floats, a car of state, and groups from Fort Harrison, Grand Army, and veterans. A coursing match at Central Park drew record crowds, followed by tugs and a dance as showers challenged the day.

Standard Helena Montana Floy Clements J. M. Clements Fort Harrison Battery A Montana National Guard Grand Army Central Park Ballpark Lethbridge G. H. McDougall Butte

Labor Day Celebrations Across Omaha and Red Lodge

In Omaha and nearby cities labor day events featured a eight division parade at Krug park with speeches and music as unions gathered for ceremony and picnics. In Red Lodge a large crowd witnessed the Miners union aid a festivity plus a baseball game where Red Lodge defeated Bridger 25 to 2 with two ninth inning runs.

St. Louis Building Trades Council Fair Grounds Central Trades and Labor Union Concordia Park Omaha Neb South Omaha Council Bluffs Krug Park Standard Red Lodge Bridger

Portland Labor Day Celebration Sets City Record

Portland Oregon celebrated Labor Day with the largest crowd in the city’s history. Officials reported more than 4 000 attendees enjoying the parade and events.

Portland Ore

Oregon parade and celebration features speeches

The parade passed a post for about an hour and a half. Afterward Governor Geer and Mayor Rowe spoke, with H. W. Scott of the Oregonian delivering the oration. A grand ball followed, with George H. Howell of the Portland Typographical Union presenting a speech.

T. T. Geer H. S. Rowe H. W. Scott The Oregonian George H. Howell Portland Typographical Union

Labor Day Parade Draws Thousands in Salt Lake City

Labor day celebrations in Salt Lake featured a mass parade with all labor organizations including the employers of the smelters. Several thousand workers marched, with public speeches and athletic events at city parks. Most businesses were closed for the day.

Salt Lake Bait Lake

Labor Day Observed in New York City

Labor day was observed in New York with a general suspension of business and no union parade. The day was spent in picnics and outdoor sports as intermittent rain and chilly air affected activities.

New York

Institute in Session for Four Days at Butte High School

Four day annual institute for Silver Bow county teachers convenes at Butte High School with county superintendent Mary Mullins and a roster of instructors across drawing orthoepy vocal music grammar didactics and subjects led by J M Hamilton W W Welch and J R Russell. Schedule includes morning assemblies and daily grade level sessions culminating in afternoon programs and instrumental music.

Mary Mullins Kjellend and Dinsmore Verna Tracey Young Mamie Finnegan Annie L. Harwood J. M. Hamilton R. G. Young W. W. Welch W. L. Renick Oscar J. Craig State University J. R. Russel Ida M. Scott J. H. Durston Hamilton Young Harwood Miss Harwood Kjellend Professor Hamilton Mise Harwood Miss Finnegan Kijellend Youngs Miss Kjellend Miss Kijellend Welch

Agent Arrested for Embezzlement at Silver Bow

Constable Zimmerman arrested J. P. Mason, ticket agent for the B A P railroad at Silver Bow, on embezzlement charges after a warrant from Justice Taylor's court. The shortage is stated between $25 and $30. Mason was jailed after being found in the lower town. Kennedy's big fire sale, 114 South Main, daily 9 to 4.

Zimmerman J. P. Mason Silver Bow Justice

Back From the East Hennessy official returns home

J M White advertising superintendent for Hennessy Mercantile and Mrs White return from an East Coast vacation aboard Great Northern from Detroit to Buffalo. They visit Albany Hudson River trip to New York and assorted Pennsylvania sites. Mrs White stays east. The trip is praised for its fullness and city growth observations.

J. M. White Hennessy Mercantile Company

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Butte News Detective Murphy Shaffer Pittsburg Pittsburgh Sons of Toll Rossgrove Allied Trades Western Pennsylvania Simon Burns George J. Churchill the Grove William J. Brennan Amalgamated Association Brennan Union Men Wall Street United States Trust Mr. Shaffer Portiana Institute of Silver Bow County Butte High School Tana Kennedy South Main Lester Percy Percy Wels Willam Parker Bennett Avenue Centerville John Williams William A. Hosking Fast Galena Street Dr. Frank P.O. Block Loraine New York Mills Nottingham Henri Werranted Eaen West Point L. G Price Symons Butte, Mont E. P. Reed & Co McCall Bazaar Handker Ant Mont
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