Child Killed by Cars Across Tinw Area
A tragic incident in the Tinw area reports a child struck and killed by passing vehicles. Authorities are urging caution as investigators examine the scene and determine factors contributing to the crash.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1902
Page
8
A tragic incident in the Tinw area reports a child struck and killed by passing vehicles. Authorities are urging caution as investigators examine the scene and determine factors contributing to the crash.
Mary Konisky, 16, was struck and killed by a Montana Central train in the Stockett yards as it pushed box cars. The coroner’s jury exonerated the railroad. authorities note local children often ride box cars for wheat, a dangerous practice. Funeral set for Sand Coulee on Saturday.
The night the effort to secure habeas corpus protection was presented to Judge Valliant of the supreme court by lawyers seeking bond reductions for Helms, Schneider, Schumacher and Tamblyn. The judge planned to rule the next day.
Nome suffers renewed storm damage with two deaths from the Good Hope disaster. Captain Basil Danieloff and mate John Slater perished as the schooner vanished and their bodies were recovered, one ashore three miles away. The storm hit on the anniversary of Nome gales, with winds from the southeast at about 10 PM damaging ships and structures.
At Grand Rapids on September 2 the Michigan Republican state convention endorsed Gen. Russell A Alger for U S Senator and nominated Judge William L Carpenter of Detroit for the Michigan Supreme Court to fill Justice Charles D Long’s vacancy. Alger supporters claimed a decisive victory over Dexter M Ferry, as the majority report endorsing Alger was adopted amid applause. Congressman Hamilton asserted a Cuba reciprocity aim for the Fifty seventh Congress.
Mrs. George Tong of Divide visits Butte while W. J. Giles and others pass through. Saloon on North Main lied closed by sheriff after Caprice Commercial Company attachment. James Kane saloon shutdown. Strand Bros. ships horses to Oakland and plans another shipment from Divide. John Shea becomes a U S citizen. John Melville seeks coroner post as a longtime Democrat.
Paris report of a fatal duel between Polish students Niecengelwicz and Belkiewicz at Viroflay near Versailles. Belkiewicz was shot in the head and died after being taken to a hospital. Both youths were sons of wealthy Warsaw merchants studying in Paris. The quarrel began when one refused to shake hands.
Advices from Merida state report all Yucatan highways totaling 0 kilometers valued at SW0000000 are under one management. A packing house at Crampam Michoacan will open within a year as farmers prepare to raise cattle for the market. New York exchange carries a 1 percent premium.
Secretary Root arrives in Cleveland early tomorrow morning as guest of Senator Hanna. At noon he and Mrs. Hanna depart for Canton to visit Mrs. McKinley by private car on the Bankitmore and Ohio road. They return to Cleveland tomorrow afternoon and will speak in Akron Saturday to open the state campaign.
Mrs A Brown from the San Francisco Presbyterian mission home brought back two Chinese girls she had taken from the home of a Chinese man in Butte Montana. The girls are now placed in the mission in San Francisco after a return via Ogden.
Minneapolis news reports that A. A. Ames of West Baden Ind will receive the mayoral salary for the remainder of the year after city officials added the name to the list. The city attorney notes the mayor remains in office until a successor is elected and qualified.
Frientless Foreigners in Chicago reports plans by Swedish Baptists of America to establish mission institutes in New York and Chicago for the protection of friendless Swedish and Finnish migrants. More than 60 delegates attend the meeting including several from Europe. Bodien of Minneapolis elected president and other officers named.
John W. Springer, president of the National Livestock Association, will speak at the National Irrigation Congress in Colorado Springs on October 7 about how livestock interests relate to national irrigation. Livestock men nationwide have backed arid land reclamation by the government.
There were no new developments as rumors persist about Charles F. Kelly the fugitive delegate. Memphis authorities reported a man matching Kelly seen last night, but he jumped a moving train and vanished, eluding pursuers.
The record lists candidates in multiple districts including Fifth Alabama R. S. Nolen and Virginia Fourth district W. K. Skinner both marked republican along with H. M. Sage in Arkansas Fourth district and S. H. Lumpkin in Texas Fifth district. Seventh Alabama O. D. Street is noted as republican populist.
Prince Eui wha known as Prince Ye from Korea attends Ohio Wesleyan University. A Seoul dispatch claimed the emperor father is dead, but the prince said he has received no news from Seoul or Washington. He displayed great excitement over the report.
We present a display of fine leather purses chatelaine bags wrist purses and related items aimed at holiday presentation sales. Alligator chatelaine bags black brown blue and tan priced at 1 1.59 with three compartments. Wrist purses in multiple colors and lower priced options plus high end leathers with German silver and gold plate mounts.
Knitting yarns offered in Angora Shetland floss in multiple colors with a one dollar per skein price or as a box at twenty skeins for $1.75. Imported Berlin Saxony yarn features same color range with ten cents per skein and $1.75 per box. Germantown wool comes in pink blue red gray yellow black white priced ten cents per skein and $1.60 per box. Spanish yarn offered in gray reds black brown and white at one dollar twenty cents per skein or in a box.
New veilings showcase lively effects in plain and embroidered chiffons sewing silk and tuxedo nets. Fine chiffon veilings feature large embroidered dots in white black cream green and blue at width 1S inches price per yard. Also embroidered spots on white and black grounds at width 18 inches with prices per yard. Plain chiffon veilings in white and black at width 18 inches and priced per yard. Plain sewing silk veilings in white and black washable at width 15 inches. Tuxedo net veils offered in latest meshes with large and small spots at width 1 inch priced up to 1.00 per yard.
The 19th annual Montana W C T U convention ended with strong attendance and enthusiasm despite cold. Officers elected include I N Smith of Helena as president and Anna A Walker of Hardy as vice president at large. Dr P H McCarthy spoke on alcoholism. Mrs Kuhl addressed delegates and planned further Montana engagements.
The United States hears the action to prevent Northern Securities from holding stock in Northern Pacific and Great Northern roads. Col. W P Clough, general counsel and director for Northern Securities, testifies first as the government’s case proceeds before a special examiner in Minnesota.
The ad proclaims exclusive complete optical parlors in the Wee with the highest ability and finest instruments. It promises moderate prices and guaranteed fittings, free examinations, and lists 48 W. Park St Butte with telephone contact 741A opposite Lutey Bros.
General Richards asked for clarification while Colonel Clough explained that the Northern Securities company owns 1,258,804 shares of the 1,250,000 shares at $100 each. The holders of the smaller amount hold them as trustees for the Northern Securities company.
The new armoured cruiser Drake entered Portsmouth harbour this evening and reported 24 knots, the fastest speed ever by a British cruiser. Designed for 20 knots, she was fitted with an experimental circular blade propeller giving a powerful grip on the water.
The American Christian convention the national gathering of the Christian church will convene in Norfolk Virginia on October 8 and run for one week. The event marks the annual meeting dating back to 1819 with Muncie Indiana reporting the location and dates.
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