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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1901
Page
6
The funeral rites for President McKinley and memorial services across the nation featured Cardinal Newman’s grand hymn. The Lux Benigna selection, associated with the words, was a favored musical piece in Protestant and Catholic services, though the original composer Rev John B. Dykes died in 1876.
The sheriff transported the accused wife murderer to Deer Lodge Prison to begin serving a sentence after capture and prosecution.
William W. Brown, convicted of second degree murder and sentenced to 60 years, was escorted to Deer Lodge Prison by Sheriff Furey. He maintains his innocence claiming his wife cut her own throat, a story met with doubt by friends and his mother.
William Walker known as the colored deacon of the South was arrested on a warrant after allegedly driving a team into Alexander Macauley’s wagon, injuring its running gear. Walker blamed poor eyesight and missing spectacles after boys reportedly stole them from his home.
A stream of visitors and locals gathers in Butte with notes of travel from Anaconda Helena Dillon and Spokane. Densities include Davis from Anaconda McDaniels from Granite Hughes from Helena, Vickers from Virginia City, Albritton from Dillon, Mrs Morrison from Whitehall and Terwilliger from Boulder. Hunting fishing and a memorial service animate the day with several small incidents and a sidewalk obstruction arrest.
David Lindsay lost his life in a mine accident at Sand Coulee. The death occurred during work at the mine and authorities are investigating the incident for official records and safety conclusions.
News from Sand Coulee reports the death of David Lindsay and severe injuries to Andrew Greytick when a coal fall on a pillar trapped them. Lindsay died at 11 oclock. Greytick sustained a possible broken leg and internal injuries. Lindsay, 53, leaves a wife and three children. Greytick's prognosis is uncertain.
Judge Boyle discharged W. J. Williams who was arrested for assaulting Policeman Radmilovich on West Granite Street. The city magistrate freed other defendants for lack of evidence. Manager Miller of the telephone company pleaded not guilty to a 75 cent license charge and faces trial next Tuesday. fe Taylor paid a $10 fine and Crawford Driscoll and Rush each $5 for drunkenness.
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