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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1901

Page

11

Butte Plans Thursday Memorial for McKinley

The Lincoln Grand Army post and the Ministerial association arranged a Thursday mourning program at the Baptist church and Auditorium. Ex-Governor Richards will chair and speak on Patriotism and Statesmanship while Lloyd, Dolman, Mantle, Vines, and Young are listed as speakers with 12 minute limits. Music features include patriotic hymns led by Miss Finnewan with possible school children participation.

Lincoln Grand Army Post Ministerial Association of Butte Baptist Church McKinley C. J. Henneberry J. W. Masters J. H. Jackson Grand Army Post Messrs Henry Groeneveld Tilburn Noftsing Ministerial Association Noftsinger Jackson Avelock Richards Lloyd Dolman Lee Mantle J. L

Plead Their Own Cause in Meaderville Court

John Ayres John Murray and William Shadduck were tried for robbing a Colorado saloon money drawer on Park Street. Judge Libby discharged them after ruling the state’s evidence insufficient. Berlin brothers who fought at Divide last week face a Thursday hearing. Both suffered knife wounds but survived. They have reconciled and won’t testify against each other. Witnesses from Divide will be brought to Butte to recount the fight.

John Ayres John Murray William Shadduck Colorado Park Street Libby Meaderville Berlin Divide Butte

Suspected Horse Thief Arrested in Billings

Special Dispatch reports Sheriff Hubbard arrested Otto Chenelworth in Billings on Sunday night as a suspect in the Little Missouri Horse Company theft. He admits being sought but denies crime. Two horses remain at large. Chenelworth was found in a south side saloon with a revolver and expects extradition papers.

Billings Hubbard Otto Chenelworth Little Missouri Horse Company Medora N. D Billings County North Dakota Chenelworth South Side

Yellowstone County Fair Opens Amid Record Crowd

Ready for the fair in Billings crowds gather as Yellowstone county fair opens tomorrow. Visitors inspect tepee village on the flats east of town and the weather is bright and pleasant. The fairgrounds ace tracks are in fine condition and the event is anticipated to set a new record.

Standard Billings Tepees

Bishop Whipple Dies Revered Minnesota Missionary Leader

St Paul reports the death of Henry B Whipple bishop of Minnesota since 1859 after a brief illness at Faribault Minnesota He was born February 15 1832 in Adams New York ordained in 1850 and known for founding St Mary's Hall Faribault Shattuck school and Seabury Divinity School His work among the Ojibwe and other Indians earned him wide respect and affection across America and abroad.

St. Paul Henry B. Whipple Faribault Minn Henry Benjamin Whipple Episcopal Church Minnesota Adams N. Y Protestant Episcopal Church America House of Bishops Bishop Whipple Blackiston St. John’s Church Butte Standard Chicago Whipple San Francisco Thomas March Clark Tuttle Montana St. Mary's Hall Young Ladies Shattuck School For Seabury Divinity School

Mysterious fall kills Walkerville miner at East Grey Rock

W. H. Rundle 30, of Walkerville, was found dead on a level 500 feet below the East Grey Rock mine station. An inquest to be held by Coroner Johnson follows reports of cage quivering and a fatal tumble. Rundle left a widow and several children. he was a trusted A O U W member and longtime tender in the mine.

East Grey Rock W. H. Rundle Johnson Rundle Walkerville O'Neill Street Montana

Bids Opened for Butte Public Building Project

Washington reports bids opened at the treasury for the Butte public building with bidders including James Welsh Butte at 215 855 Angel & Grindler Chicago 249 000 two months. Congress Construction Company Chicago 222 817 22 months. Montana Pensions Ellen Zilgrund Glendive Amanda E Morey Anaconda listed.

Washington Treasury Department Butte James Welsh Angel & Grindler Chicago Congress Construction Company of Montana Ellen Zilgrund Glendive Amanda E. Morey Anaconda

Cycles in Weather from the New York Tribune

The article discusses whether a warming spell signals a permanent climate shift or short term fluctuations. It notes regional variations, atmospheric stagnation, and offshore high pressure shaping heat waves, with solar radiation driving general circulation. It mentions Langley’s methods and the possibility of 11 or 60 year solar cycles, stressing need for global, long term data.

The New York Tribune United States Tlantic New York Tropics Langley Arctic Antarctic South America Africa North America Europe Asia

Butte Briefs Include Arrests and Divorce Rulings

Jack Ayers and Bertha Dillon were arrested after a night fight using beer bottles as weapons. Grace Patterson won a divorce from Harvey G Patterson on cruelty grounds. they wed in Los Angeles in 1895 and she runs a South Main restaurant with her husband barred from any claim. Barbershops will close all day Thursday September 19 and at 8 p m on Wednesday by barber union order.

Jack Ayers Bertha Dillon Grace Patterson Harvey G. Patterson Los Angeles Cal Barbers’ Union

Schley Court of Inquiry to Resume Sessions Friday

Washington would resume the Schley court of inquiry on Friday morning with two daily sessions anticipated. Plans for the daily schedule have not been finalized.

Washington Schley Court of Inquiry

London Transit Reform: Proposals for Separate Fast and Slow Traffic

The National Review argues efficient transit in large cities requires separating fast traffic from slow. It notes roads in Paris Brussels Berlin and Vienna use widened boulevards and central tramways with side lanes for cyclists and pedestrians. It urges London to adopt distinct fast lanes to speed workers from suburbs, as vans buses and omnibuses impede progress.

National Review Paris Brussels Berlin Vienna London

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Butte News Worators Appro Priate Music Yellowstone County Smith & Mattingly Dunlap Hat Agency N. Main, Butte Faribault, Minn W.H. Rundle Haat Grey Rock Patrernes Butte Briefs Will Besume St. Petersburg Symons Melton Castor Ilkine Kliver Underskirts Teasiedown Daisy W. Park St. Butte, Mont W. Park Butte, Mont
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