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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1902

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French girl lured from France by promises held in Great Falls

Helena reports Adolphine Babut alias Paula Bruno, a minor, was brought to America to become a prostitute. She alleges captivity in Great Falls and possible transport to Missoula. She appeals to France’s police for rescue and return, with authorities in Chicago and Helena coordinating.

Helena America City of Great Falls Standard France Adolphine Babut Missoula Thomas Travis Francis O'Neill Chicago Paula Bruno Travis Paris Police Sister Poice Great Fills Mont Mile Adolphine Babbut Adolphine

Gas and Powder Explosion Traps 17 Miners in Algoma Mine

In North Fork West Virginia on Sept 15 a gas and powder blast at the Big Four mine of Algoma Coal and Coke traps engineer James Lester miner John Reickle and 15 colored miners. Rescue efforts halted by thick gas. two miners escaped with burns. The blast, caused by gas igniting from a lamp and igniting six kegs of blasting powder, toppled brattices blocking air to the imprisoned men. The last of the 17 miners killed was recovered at 11 pm. several rescuers were overcome by gas.

West Virginia North Fork W. Va Algoma Coal and Coke Company James Lester John Reickle H. F. Frankenfield George Gasple Algoma

Associate Justice Horace Gray Dies at Nahant

Justice Horace Gray, who recently retired from the U.S. Supreme Court, died at his Nahant summer home of paralysis. Born March 24, 1828, in Boston, he graduated from Harvard College in 1843 and Harvard Law in 1849, served as Massachusetts reporting judge, became associate justice in 1864, chief justice in 1873, and was appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court in December 1881.

Lynn Mass Horace Gray United States Supreme Court Nahant Judge Gray Boston Harvard College Law School Supreme Judical Court of Massachusetts Associ Ate Arthur Supreme Court of the United States

Mexico's Big Anniversary Celebrated Across Border Cities

Mexico's 924th anniversary of independence begins tonight in El Paso and other border cities and across Mexico with elaborate observances aimed to culminate in a large patriotic demonstration tomorrow.

el Paso Tex Mexican Republic Mexico Spain

Outlaw George Bruce Dragged to Death by Indians

San Francisco dispatch reports George Bruce an Indian outlaw hunted by California and Arizona officers was captured in Southern Nevada. He allegedly murdered Victoria Maria at Hesperia San Bernardino County by choking her, was jailed, escaped, and was executed by drag and burning on a desert pyre after his capture.

San Francisco George Bruce California Arizona Victoria Maria Hesperia San Bernadino Bruce Nevada

Protest Against Pardon for O’Brien by Contractors Conley and Me Tigue

Helena dispatch reports penitentiary contractors Conley and Me Tigue will vigorously protest any pardon for Tom O’Brien the convict who escaped as a trusty and then returned with a stage flourish He reentered the prison last Thursday accompanied by Joseph McCaffery of Anaconda McCaffery reportedly planned to present a pardon petition Governor Toole said no such petition has been filed and warned the governor to withhold clemency to avoid setting a bad example and encouraging emulation by other trusties

The Standard Helena Conley & MeTigue Tom O'Brien O'Brien Joseph McCaffery Anaconda Copper City Deer Lodge

Prisoner O Brien Pardon Stirs Unanswered Questions

Col Thomas McTague of Conley and Me Tague opposes the pardon. Joseph McCaffery of Anaconda who accompanied O Brien to the penitentiary has not acted. Governor Toole remains silent on his intentions.

Col Thomas McTague Conley & MeTague O'Brien Joseph McCaffery Anaconda O Brien Toole

Ten of Camping Party Missing After Cascade Fires

Seattle dispatch reports a camping party of ten near Trout Lake on the Lewis River area feared lost as forest fires burn since Thursday night. Rescue along the blocked road progresses slowly with charred wagon remains found while no trace of the campers is yet located.

Seattle Wash Times Kalama Lewis River Trout Lake

Man Held on Loitering Charge Over Threat Against Roosevelt

Cincinnati police detain Joseph Schmitz on loitering charges while investigating a claim that he vowed to kill President Roosevelt. He was arrested after entering two elderly sisters home on Oliver Street and staying there. Police seek witnesses on Everett Street and are reviewing Schmitz’s background.

Cincinnati Joseph Schmitz Roosevelt Schmitz Oliver Street Everett Street

Despondent stenographer Cecelia Phillips ends life in San Francisco

Miss Cecelia Phillips a 22 year old stenographer and former Buffalo resident killed herself in the Angelus hotel by cyanide potassium. A note named Thomas C. Phillips of the Lorraine Buffalo and Dr T H McKee of Buffalo.

San Francisco Cecelia Phillips Angelus Buffalo N. Y East Thomas CC. Phillips Lorraine T. H. McKee Broadway N.Y

Fatal Fire Deaths Mount in Washington and Oregon

The burned districts of Washington and Oregon continue to tally fatalities daily as officials warn the disaster’s full scope remains unknown for weeks. Local authorities report mounting losses across affected towns, with emergency crews working to contain hotspots and assess debris.

Washington Oregon

Timber Fire Death Toll Rises in Clarke and Cowlitz

Vancouver Washington reports the timber blaze across Clarke and Cowlitz counties has killed sixteen more people. Names include C A McKeen and Orie Reid families, with charred bodies found near Trout Lake and Rock Creek district. Over 20 families homeless, authorities rally aid as more deaths and missing persons are feared.

Vancouver Wash Clarke Cowlitz C. A. M'Keen Orie Reid Schmidt McKeen Reid Trout Lake Lewis River Rock Creek Bells Mountain Clarke County

Oregon and Washington Forest Fires Overtake Twenty Lives

Portland reports twenty people dead with possible higher toll as week of forest fires devastates Oregon and Washington. Estimated property loss tops one and a half million dollars, covering houses mills and farm equipment. Districts hit include Lents Springwater Bridal Veil and Fifth Plain Lewis River Elma. thousands lack food and shelter. Relief reaches from Tacoma Seattle and Vancouver as smoke clears after rain.

Portland Ore Oregon Washington Tacoma Seattle Vancouver Fifth Plain Lewis River Elma Astoria

Forest Fire Aides Mobilized In Washington State Reserves

The interior department orders the Washington forest reserves chief to hire extra men to guard reserves as fires rage in Washington. A full situation report is requested while awaiting official fire advice. The department grants authority to spend 500 dollars on the South Platte reserve in Colorado amid widespread but limited damage.

Washington Interior Department South Platte Forest Reserve Colorado

Smoke from Pacific Northwest fires shrouds San Francisco

San Francisco on Sept 15 reports a smoky fog over the city. Weather chief Alexander G. Mc Adie says forest fires in Oregon and Washington are the source, with calm winds likely to continue for days as fog carries the smoke down the coast.

San Francisco Weather Bureau Alexander G. Mc Adie Oregon Washington

Fire on Alabama Mountain Near Eldorado Spreads Toward Bryan

A fire started today on Alabama mountain near Eldorado Boulder with wind driving flames toward Bryan mountain heavy timber. The special report notes spread potential and ongoing danger to surrounding wooded areas.

Denver Republican Boulder Colo Alabama Mountain Eldorado Bryan Mountain

Kalama Fire Reports Worsen in Lewis River Districts

Reports from Kalama Washington dated September 15 describe continuing worsening conditions in the fire-stricken Lewis river districts as flames spread and relief efforts intensify amid damage assessments and evacuation notices.

Kalama Wash Lewis River

Losses from Washington forest fires spread across county

Reports of property loss come from Vancouver and surrounding areas as fires burn through Dale settlement east of Bells Mountain and Ska mania Last Chance Latton and Bouse Bird mines. Latton's sawmill and two Fern Prairie mills burned. an elder, Plusa, lost home and mental stability.

Vancouver Wash Dale Bells Mountain Secon Skamania Last Chance Latton Bouse Bird Mines Bear Prairie Fern Prairie Plusa Fifth Plain

Senator Bard Dies Not Confirmed In Night Illness

United States Senator Thomas R. Bard lay dangerously ill at the Van Nuys hotel Los Angeles with pneumonia and typhoid symptoms and a very weak heart. Doctors feared he would not survive the night as his pulse remained high and his left lung congested amid concerns of toxaemic poisoning from bowel liver and kidney suspension.

Los Angeles Cal United States Thomas R. Bard van Nuys Taggart Bard Catalina Island Quarles Wisconsin

Prairie Fires in Beavehead County Smoke Shrouds Dillon

Prairie fires burn in Beavehead County near the Big Hole basin and Blicktail head, with smoky haze dimming vision and the sun appearing as a red ball. Fires have raged for weeks destroying timber and likely require a heavy rainstorm to stop.

Standard Dillon Big Hole

Counterfeiter Arrested on Vagrancy Charge in Billings

Peter English was arrested on vagrancy. Officers found two counterfeit silver dollars on him and he admitted disposing of several better coins. No counterfeit outfit was found. The case suggests a larger counterfeit operation may be involved.

Banker Nicholas Fish Dies in Hospital After Fall

Hanker Fish on West Thirty fourth street was found unconscious with skull fracture after a fall on a grave Step. He was carried to Roosevelt hospital in critically grave condition. The incident occurred in New York on September fifteenth with reports of his death imminent.

New York Nicholas Fish Hamilton Fish The Rough Riders Guba West Thirty-fourth Street Roosevelt Hospital

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