Homeward Bound Work and Farewell of Departing Journalists
City newsroom bids farewell to veteran reporters as they depart for new duties. Names and destinations not fully clear in text but signals major staff shifts and retirement departures noted.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1902
Page
2
Montana Press association meets to push business in state
The Montana Press association adjourned at Hamilton noon after pledging practical work for Montana newspapers. W. W. Cheely was elected president, Walter Aitkin secretary treasurer, and officers named for executive and legislative roles. The group plans Helena meetings during legislative sessions and annual summers elsewhere with a decisive focus on lobby influence and industry unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Montana Press Associon
Montana
Helena
W. W. Cheely
Inter Mountain
Walter Aitkin
H. O. Collins
Missoula
J. J. Hamill
Butte
Joseph Widemeyer
Glendive
W. W. Alderson
Bozeman
Association
Mr. Cheely
C. T. Shearer
Charles Greenfield
A. B
Keith
J. W. Kelley
Miles Romney
F.C. Stress
James Stevens
Harry Yaeger
J. L. Dobell
F. C. Kress
Ira Cole
R. A. Vickers
E. A. Sherman
A. L. Filson
Josephmith
J. W. Gilbert
F. E. Foote
J. D. Searles
John McMurray
Aitkin
William Scallon
J. E. Totman
Fred Ellis
C. M. Crutchfield
R. Lee
Excurison Banquet and Farewell At Missoula Meeting
Delegates and locals celebrated with a banquet and dance at Ravalli hotel hall during the Missoula excursion. Resolutions on deaths were adopted and the departure featured songs and a dramatic farewell as Dr E Prested carried a jail key to the association president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
C. M. Crutchfield
A.lee McCullouch
John Maguire
J. W. Kelley
C. H. Connelly
Capt
Jack Crawford
Miles Romney
Walter Aitkin
Ravalli Hotel Rotunda
Valley
E Prested
Wil
Beirne
Cheeley
Cheley
Alf Tot
Mr. Totman
Missoula
Powell County voters may need to reregister for election
Attorney General James Donovan states Powell county voters must register anew to vote in the coming general election. He explains Powell was formed from Deer Lodge and no provision allows using old Deer Lodge registry books. County commissioners will notify all residents of the registration requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Powell County
James Donovan
Joseph C. Smith
Seventh Legislative Assembly
Deer Lodee
Condition of the crops favorable for harvest overall
The weekly crop bulletin reports very good to heavy grain yields, with wheat and oats thriving. Early potatoes are up to or above average, but late potatoes underperform. frost and winds in several counties caused scattered damage, while the Flathead apple crop looks promising and hay crops are in stacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Helena
Hayes
Gia Fabges
Broadwater
Winston
Carbon
Red Lodge
Cascade
Adel
Hinthead
Kalispell
Gozeman
Missoula
Meverebure
Glaerow
Republicans Meet To Night In County Central Committee
A meeting of the Republican county central committee is planned for tomorrow evening at the city council chambers to set dues and arrange for the county convention. Primaries across the county likely to be fixed for Saturday September 20 with the convention on Thursday September 24. Democratic populist and labor parties schedule county conventions for Saturday September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Great Falls
Republican County Central Committee
Ctty Council
Fred Johnson Yet Insane in Great Falls Case
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Great Falls reports laborer Fred Johnson, jailed after attempting to tear up Central avenue street railway track, shows little mental improvement. He will be formally examined for sanity if recovery does not occur soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Great Falls
Fred Johnson
Central Avenue
Forest Fires Ravage Oregon County Homes and Farmland
Forest fires in Oregon City area have destroyed thousands of dollars worth of property since yesterday noon, burning several houses numerous barns hay grain crops and farm machinery. No current wind in the forecast but danger could rise if winds shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon City
Ore
Stepped From Train and Lost Foot Under Wheel
A man stepping from an eastbound train near Sappington fell and his foot was amputated at the ankle after the wheel passed over it. He was taken to Whitehall hospital with severe injuries. The injured man, S C Kebee, contractor for a concentrator at Red Lint mine, had been in Butte securing a Basin Bay State contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sappington
S. C. Kebee
Red Lint
Kebee
Whitehall
Butte
Basin & Bay State Mining Company
Basin
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
County high school board accepts new building
The county high school board held last evening and formally accepted the building from contractors Messrs Stabern and Sanden of Helena. Final estimates and payments to all sub-contractors were settled except the painting contractor. The building cost about $20,000 and is described as one of the finest school buildings in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free County ‘High School Board
Stabern & Sanden
Helena
Powell County Democrats Set Primaries and County Convention
Powell county Democrats meet in Deer Lodge to set Sept 17 primaries from 4 to 8 pm and Sept 20 county convention at the courthouse to nominate a full ticket and elect 12 delegates and 12 alternates for the state convention in Bozeman on Sept 23. Delegates from 20 precincts are listed with allotted representation. Rules require Democratic residency, alternate voting in absences, no proxy voting, and no unit rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Deer Lodge
Democratic Central Committee
Powell County
Scharnikow
Bozeman
Danielsville
Emery
Ontario
Blossburg
Elliston
Ophir
Helmville
Woodworth
Funset
Deer Lodge North
Pioneer
Gold Creek
Garrison
Avon
Washington Gulch
Ovando
Salmon Lake
Coloma
Entertained on the Lawn Bozeman Bozeman Party Hosts
Colonel and Mrs W W D Turner hosted a lawn party in Bozeman honoring George B R Cruckshank Miss Mail Powell of Chicago and Miss Geraldine Baird of San Francisco. eighty couples enjoyed dancing games whist and refreshments served at midnight with an ice punch bowl and electric lights. The event was praised as Bozeman's most successful house party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Bozeman
W. W. D. Turner
George BR. Cruckshank
George Safley
Paul Richey
Ohio Governor Proclaims McKiniey Death Memorial
Governor Nash issues proclamation designating Sept 14 as the first anniversary memorial for President McKiniey. Churches nationwide urged to hold services at regular worship places to honor the late president and his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Nash
McKiniey
Bozeman Recorder’s Office Entrance Threatens Safety
The Bozeman recorder’s office front was found in dangerous condition after street grade work undermined the foundation. Heavy brickwork over the entrance teeters, prompting temporary repairs by city commissioners to prevent collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Bozeman
Recorder's Office
Death of Mrs. Maggie Green After Long Illness
Mrs. Maggie Green of this city died last night from dropsy after a long illness. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at the Episcopal church. Mrs. Green was the wife of Joseph Green of Willow Creek and sister of James Roberts, a civil engineer in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Green
Epscopal Church
Sister Cornelia Joins St John’s Hospital Staff
Sister Cornelia, pioneer Sister of Charity of Montana, arrives at St. John’s hospital to assist in managing the institution after a year in charge of St. Ann’s hospital at Anaconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Cornelia
Pioneer Sisters of Charity of
Montana
St. John’s Hospital
St. Ann's Hospital
Anaconda
Roosevelt Speaks on Citizenship in Asheville Speech
President Roosevelt addressed about 10 000 people at the Asheville courthouse square after a warm welcome, praising honest administration and the essential virtues of citizenship. He recalled battlefield memories with Confederate veterans, noted shared American identity across regions, and urged unity before departing for Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
Roosevelt
Courthouse Square
Hot Springs
Marshall
Pritchard
Charles McNamee
Mayor Miller
Senator Pritchard
Moody
Zeb Vance
Courthorse Square
Battery Park
America
Pree'dent
McNamee
Vance
Marion
Chickamauga
Amercan
Wheeler
Cuba
Bbiltmore
George Vandertilt
Washington
Tennis Tournament Continues At Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge hosts a growing tennis event as six players remain. Semifinalists include D. Larabie and Dodds, with Rochette to face Smith and Gulette to meet Berry. Berry beat Scharnitkow 6 4 6 8, Rochette defeated Mulcahy 6 1 3 6 7 4. The winner earns a Spalding trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
D. Larabie
Dodds
Smith
Rochette
Gulette
Berry
Scharnitkow
Mulcahy
T. Larabie
A. G. Spalding
Denver House
Portland marine engineers threaten citywide strike
About 150 marine engineers in Portland plan to strike, alleging employers failed to honor the post strike agreement by reemploying all laid off workers. The move could stop nearly every boat on the Willamette and Columbia rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Marine Engineers
Willamette
Columbia Rivers
Bozeman Public Schools Open With 800 Enrolled
Bozeman public schools opened for the term as 800 students enrolled on opening day. Superintendent Harmon expects the roll to exceed 1,000 within a week or two as classes begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Harmon
Democrats Nominate Shafroth for Re election in District
Denver reports that in a First congressional district meeting the Democrats nominated John F. Shafroth of Denver for re election. Shafroth has been classified as a silver Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Democrats
John F. Shafroth
Shafroth
Paris Death of Count de Miranda Shocks Nilssen Family
Count de Miranda husband of Christine Nilssen died yesterday at Campo France. Madame Nilssen has been summoned from Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Count de Miranda
Christine Nilssen
Campo
France
Madame Nilssen
Sweden
Meeting of the Dillon Correspondents Opens in Sept
Special correspondence reports a Dillon gathering on September X with local attendees and Standard newspaper coverage. The note notes a formal meeting of community writers and editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Deer Lodge Schools Open Under New Principal
Deer Lodge public schools opened with Prof. F. E. L. Faton of Des Moines Iowa as new principal succeeding G. T. Bramble. First day enrollment was 248 pupils including 41 in the high school department. an able corps of teachers is in place and prospects look promising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Public
FE. L. Faton
Des Moines
Iowa
G. T. Bramble
School grades organized for a good year’s work
Those in charge of the several grades are Miss Cora Woods first grade Miss Sallie Batterton second grade Miss Allie Albe third and fourth grades Miss Nellie Fox fifth and sixth grades and Miss Delle Hagerty seventh and eighth grades KE L Eaton as principal and Miss Mabel Catlin as assistant principal will have charge of the high school department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Woods
Sallie Batterton
Allie Albe
Nellie Fox
Delle Hagerty
KE. L. Eaton
Mabel Catlin
McHugh Freed From Prison In Sligo Welcome
Patrick A. McHugh MP for Leitrim North is released after a three month sentence for contempt of court. A massive reception follows with 2 000 nationalists and the mayor signing praise as Sligo decorates the streets for his return. He denounces opponents and Belfast tribunal methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Patrick A. McHugh
Leitrim
Sligo
McHugh
Robespiere
Penlon
Belfast
Ireland
Steam barge Houghton sinks at dock in Detroit
The steam barge Houghton sank at the Dubois street dock early today after arriving with cracked stone. Two crew members drowned in their berths, William Dantifl aged 18 and Edward Close aged 18 from Harbor Beach, Michigan, as heavy rain increased the stone’s weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Houghton
Dubois Street
William Dantifl
Edward Close
Harbor Beach
Mich
Poughton
McGregor Estate Leaves $4 Million To Bride In New York
Bradford B. McGregor died at Mamaroneck after surgery leaving an estate valued around 4 million dollars. He reportedly signed his will on his deathbed transferring the bulk of the property to his bride Clara Schemmer of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradford B. McGregor
Standard Oil
Mamaroneck
McGregor
Clara Schemmer
Sibley Sues Stedman Foundry for 21000 Note Claim
Alfred B. Sibley files a suit in Helena seeking more than 21000 from Stedman Foundry and Machine Co. He claims ownership of a note issued by the company and its president N. Kessler to Montana National Bank, and that the amount is due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Alfred B. Sibley
Stedman Foundry and Machine Company
Sibley
Stedman Company
N. Kessler
Montana National Bank
Missoula Sheriff Seeks Extradition for Alleged Forger Albert
Sheriff O Connell holds a warrant for August Albert detention while Missoula authorities refuse surrender for now. Albert is accused of forging checks in Helena Butte and Missoula and was arrested in Missoula last night as local officers press the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
O'Connell
August Albert
Missoula
Albert
Butte
Wife slain in Hubbard field mystery husband under suspicion
In Youngstown Ohio on September 9, Mrs James McGinn 21 of New Castle Pennsylvania was found dead with her throat cut in a Hubbard pasture five miles from Youngstown after a visit to Mr and Mrs Martin Coyne. Her husband is missing and suspected. he has only one leg and one eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
James McGinn
New Castle
Hubbard
Martin Coyne
Murderer Found Insane in West Virginia Woods
Rev Maurice Wilson who nearly severed his wife head with a razor was found in the woods near Genoa West Virginia unable to speak from exhaustion and without food since the crime Saturday. He is deemed insane and will not be jailed. He is over 0 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
W. Va
Maurice Wilson
Chicago actress Pearl Loos arrested in Memphis on kidnapping charge
Memphis Tenn September 9 Mrs Pearl Loos of Chicago wife of George Loa a prominent figure in local theater circles was arrested on a warrant charging her with kidnapping her own child a girl 8 or 9 years old. The warrant was issued at the urging of her former husband Charles Castagnino and Mrs Loos was released on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Pearl Loos
Chicago
George Loa
Charles Castagnino
Diocesan Reorganization Discussed by Cardinal Gotti
In Rome on Sept 9 Cardinal Gotti, head of the propaganda prefecture, is personally examining plans to subdivide several large American dioceses. Officials expect the current eight or more sees and archdioceses to be reorganized into about 100 distinct jurisdictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Propaganda
Gotti
Evelone
Sheriff Fires First in Perry Buckskin Bill Showdown
Noble county Sheriff George Poster killed James Sydon an assistant with the Buckskin Bill Wild West show in Perry after Sydon allegedly attempted a hotel robbery. Sydon drew a gun. Poster fired first. Nearby note reports a separate suicide of Moers Westrobe in Greenville after murdering five children in June near Hazelhurst Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
George Poster
Noble County
James Sydon
Perry
Sydon
Foster
Greenville
Miss
Moers
Moellie Westrobe
Clayton
Hazelhurst
Benedict Hurt In Auto Accident Near Topeka
E W Benedict and two companions, returning from a failed attempt to lower a 15 mile cross country automobile record, lost control of the machine and were thrown into a ditch, all seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
E. W. Benedict
Congressman Anderson Dies in Newport Tennessee
W C Anderson, congressman of Tennessee's First district from 1894 to 1896, died last night at his Newport home from typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Tenn
W. C. Anderson
Tennessee
Berlin Honors Virchow With Lush Funeral Arrangements
Berlin observed the funeral of Professor Rudolf Virchow with a lavish hall display and wreaths from medical and scientific societies. Notables including Mamonssen Waider von Leyden Bergmann and others attended as crowds lined streets to the St Matthew’s cemetery in Schoeneberg for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Virchow
Germany
Ciafa
Rudolph Virchow
Theodore Mammonsen
Wilhelm Waider
Ernst von Leyden
Ernst von Bergmann
Koriegind
Hardewick
Walder
Albert Traeger
Reichstag
Kirschner
Ander de Linden
St. Matthew's Cemetery
Schoeneberg
Five Strikers Killed in Candela Italy Clash
In Candela Apulia five people were killed and ten wounded after a clash between troops and strikers over wages. Peasants halted work, blocked roads and assailed gendarmes. soldiers fired in response after rioters disarmed some troops. Order was restored and an interior ministry official investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Candela
Apulia
Italy
Ministry of the Interior
Post Office at Carbonado Closed Discontinuation Aired
Montana affairs report from Washington notes the Carbonado post office in Carbon county has been discontinued. Mail will be redirected to Joliet. A pension was granted to Ella T. Henneberry and M. M. Gleison of Jeer Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Washington
Carbonado
Carbon County
Joliet
Ella T. Henneberry
M. M. Gleison
Jeer Lodge
Democratic State Convention Called for Bozeman Montana
Helena September 5 1902 the Democratic state central committee orders a convention in Bozeman Sept 23 1902 at 1030 am to nominate a U S representative and a Montana supreme court associate justice plus any other business. Delegates apportioned to counties per 1900 Democratic ticket votes. Standing rules set delegate voting and unit rule details. Walter Cooper chairman Harvey Bliss secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Democratic State Central Committee
Bozeman
Congress of the United States
Supreme Court
Montana
Beaveyrggg Ic
Aeebduee AG
Oruivaler
Lewis
Clarke Ei
Chocoresessrae
Pete
Uae
Chere
Sane Pheer
Total
Gil Netra Uaaas
S . Dll
State Central Committee
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Klein
North Main St
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Kiayes Saye
Ss. C. Bebee
Vention
Turner
McKinley
Joseph Green
Cornelia Itn Helena
Art
Schatzlein Paint CO
W. Broadway
Terest
Ward
Nilssen
Hugh
Missoula Wi
Keep Albert
Hart
Essman Anderson
Wirchow
Town Hall
Walter Cooper
Harvey Bliss
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