Two Mine Deaths Reported In St Lawrence Region
At Stevens mine and St Lawrence works two men died in accidents yesterday. William Pascoe, about 18, wedged between a bucket and wall plates while ascending the east shaft on Jackson street, was crushed to death. Neil Tobin, a pipeman, fell about 800 feet to the sump from the 700-foot level at the St Lawrence, mangled beyond recognition. Coroner Jullien held an inquest at Tieris. Pascoe’s body to be shipped to Dodgeville Wisconsin family home.
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William Pascoe
Stevens
Neil Tobin
St. Lawrence
Tobin
Stevens Mine
John Tobin
St. Liewrenes
St. James’ Hospital
Jullien
Tieris Undertaking Rooms
Jackson Street
William Bennetts
Frederick Thomas
Thomas
Pascoe
Sory
Pagene
Tascos
Melrose
Richards
Partsville
Wisconsin
Frank
St Lawrence Mine Fatality Reported by Coroner Probe
A pipeman, Neil Tobin, dies after a St Lawrence mine accident. Coroner Jullien to investigate tomorrow to shed light on the incident that occurred last evening as Tobin examined a reported leak at shafts 100 to 700 feet. He was seen throughout the levels and reportedly returned to the station before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry Litle
Styoner
Neil Tobin
Jullien
Stevens
Tobin
Tobin Falls 800 Feet In Mine Disaster
John M Tobin, a pipeman, vanished after going for tools with companions. Shift Boss Page lowered the cage and found Tobin at the 700 foot level in the sump. Coroner Jullien viewed the mangled remains before removal to Sherman’s undertaking rooms. Deputy Mine Inspector Hunter investigated the accident. Tobin’s brother John M Tobin lives in the city and his sister Mrs Hansen resides at 118 West Agate Street. No funeral arrangements announced.
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Tobin
Boss Page
Jullien
Sherman
Hunter
John M. Tobin
O. Hansen
West Agate Street
Tobin Injured In Mine Cage Accident at St Lawrence
Tobin, a miner residing at 802 North Wyoming Street, was severely hurt in the St Lawrence mine last evening. His right thigh was broken when, mistaking the opposite side of the cage for the shaft floor, he fell from the upper deck to the floor below as steam-filled conditions hindered his perception. He is being treated at St James hospital.
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Tobin
Tohn Tobin
Wyoming Street
St. Lawrence
Shaft House
The
St. James Hospital
Postofier Established at Chance Carbon County
A post office has been established at Chance in Carbon county with Lillie R. Chance named postmaster. Montana patents have been rescued to John R. Bapty Helena, assay furnor John R. Wine Jackson, and Samuel and J Shull Toston announce various devices. Scotty Crawford, known as "Scotty," faces fresh trouble with authorities for killing game in the park. he was arrested near Clonabar and sent to await transfer to Wyoming. Additionally, Jefferson county grand jury indicts George Laesile Lee Logar Larry Lake Jones Crister Riley and O A Denning for gambling. Nasalee Deen charged with disbursing funds from Charles Scharf. Allport case continued to next April term.
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Montana
John R. Bapty
Helena
Assay Furnor
John R. Wine
Jackson
Ti Samuel
J. Shull
Toston
A. K. Crawford
Scotty
Mammoth Hat Springs
Cray
Jefferson County
Foeulder
George Laesile
Lee Logar
Tlarry Lake Uearn
Jones & Crister
Riley
O. A. Denning
Curt
Smith
Charles Seharf
Said Bchart
Fae Hye
Am Ebetk
Fithe Prie
Mekerts
Boy orders ice cream on train sparks meals debate
A boy on a Burlington train defied staff by ordering peach ice cream instead of a substantial meal. The waiter claimed a 25 cent limit, but the boy persisted, finally paying 15 cents for the ice cream after a short exchange. The conductor later noted such quirky orders occasionally reached dining cars.
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Weiler
Rennine
Eubbes
Boyington Dinine
Sharen
Montana athletes shine in Orient wrestling and tournament
The article reports Montanans in Manila newspapers praising an athletic tournament. It highlights Sergeant I F Wells seeking possible muster out in the islands, argues for American colonization, and describes four wrestling bouts and preliminary contests featuring Hilly Betwards, Billy Smith, June Coulber, Jack Kavanagh, Milly Martin, Peterson, and Wilson. Enthusiasm among about 40 spectators and posters underscores strong Montana interest.
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Manila
Montana
Orient
Uncle Sam
I. F. Wells
Company 5
Dillon
Philippines
James Stevens
The
Royal Republican
Hamilton
United States
Samsys
Peterson-Tran
Celentine Gaitest
Hilly Betwards
Queensbury
Peterson
Bavance
KB. Wilson
Montang
Atantana Boys
Fryeen Monti
Wyoming
Hiei
Theoobd
Privilegaf
Bullard
Buser
Donay
Walter Hhosdes
Tdahe Volunteers
Idaho
Ay Peterson
CANCULANS GOVERN THEM SELVES DICTIONARY OF CLAIMS
A fragmentary item condemns Cubans as unable to govern themselves and endorses a medical tonic. It touts a centuries old remedy as beneficial for constipation nerves and digestion. The excerpt references and promotes Symaaeh bitters as a general tonic and appetite enhancer.
Lynndale Dance Hall and Stakeholders Meeting Notice
At Lynndale patrons are invited to Chas Langlois stable for a Sunday dance with a seven dollar entry and a seven dollar punch wagon, while a free supper is offered. Also, a notice states the annual meeting of the N bra Drug Company stakeholders on Monday January 22 1899 at 10 o'clock a m at the company's office 10 North Main Street Music Montana with Nevero as president and C F P Routh as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynndale
Langlois
Gigsleigh
Stakholders
N Bra Drug Company
Officy
North Main Street
Montan B. M. Nevero
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Northwest
Santos
Cash Grocery
Booth
Galena
Parcheesi
Loto
Dex
Evans
Boox
N. Main St
Balk Books
Grove’s Printed Index
Raymond
B. E. Calkins
North Main
Dugan & Jones
East Granite St
S. B. National Bank
Butte - Montana
Huie Pock & CO
S. Main ST
Butte
St.| Lawrence
Ramona
Chance
Carbon County
Lillie R. Chance
Nhco
Burlington
Dr. Wix
Sergeant Wells
Sporrs
Bagojuwni
Tarrant
Tarrant & CO
Chemists
New York
Anaranaaanenas
la Lance & Grosjean
BEE Hive CO
Granite
North Main St
Butte, Mont
Steck
Vose Crown
Kingsbury
BE. Wendell
Nea
C. FP. Routh
Crownbridge
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