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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1902

Page

2

Murderer Patrick and Mrs Francis Sign Contract in Tombs

Albert Patrick and Ada Francis married under a 1901 New York law allowing a death row spouse to visit. The ceremony occurred at the Tombs by contract, witnessed by Patrick’s lawyer and his sister. Miss Emma Patrick and Samuel B. Thomas attended.

New York Albert T. Pattick William Rice Ada M. Francis Patrick Emma Patrick Samuel B. Thomas Francis Ada Francis Patrick Center Leonard Streets City of New York

Stevenson Faces 14 Year Sentence Without Pardon

Special Dispatch reports Helena March 31 that James L. Stevenson must serve 14 years in the penitentiary for grand larceny in Teton county unless a pardon is secured. The Montana Supreme Court denied his counsel's rehearing request after he was convicted last year for wholesale theft of horses shipped East and sold, based on an accomplice's testimony amid questions of its reliability.

Helena James L. Stevenson Teton County Supreme Court Stevenson

Meteor yacht of German emperor damaged during tow at Shooter's Island

New York March 31 Meteor NT the German emperor’s yacht was damaged while being towed from its berth at Shooter's Island for a trial spin. A line on the tug broke leaving the yacht to collide with a pier and dent its stern. The vessel pressed seaward despite damage and a squall drove it into the Narrows before returning to Stapleton for survey.

New York Meteor NT Shooter's Island A. A. Sumner Stapleton Staten Island Atlantic

Court Grants Rehearing In Default Judgment Case

The court affirmed the lower court judgment and, reviewing the same points, addressed new issues. It ruled in Power against Patterson that a party who failed to answer a complaint and faced default judgment retains the right to appeal.

Supreme Court Patterson

Death of Fred Powell Boulder Public Spirited Citizen

Special Correspondence of the Standard reports in Boulder that Fred Powell aged 40 died at his home after a stroke of paralysis. Born in Vermont he moved to Boulder 16 years ago and worked as a jeweler before illness. He was active in A M A M Boulder Lodge No 41 Knights of Pythias and Foresters. He leaves a wife and four boys. funeral by the lodges soon. mother sister in Vermont and a brother in Wisconsin.

Standard Boulder Fred Powell Vermont Boulder Lodge Knights of Pythias Order of Foresters Wisconsin

Fire in Guthrie Destroys Capital Plant and Buildings

A Sunday noon blaze in Guthrie Oklahoma caused estimated losses of 200000 to 225000. State Capital owner Frank H. Green faced 225000 in damage with 26500 insured. Citizens donated 50000 which Green declined as a gift, opting a loan to his rebuilding. Capital will be printed from the Leader plant while rebuilding.

Guthrie Okla Frank H. Green State Capital Printing

Nelson guilty of bigamy in St Joseph court

C C Nelson was brought from San Antonio and pleaded guilty to bigamy. He admitted three wives and was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary in the criminal court. The case ties him to a marriage to Miss Mary Parker of Plauburg under St Joseph jurisdiction.

St. Joseph, Mo C. C. Nelson San Antonio Tex Nelson St. Joseph Cou Mary Parker Plaburg

Rathbone Pardon Move Draws Senate Requests

The Havana court sentence faces a potential pardon for Rathbone after Senator Ranna asked the president to grant clemency. The president plans to review the case papers closely and decide if the verdict may stand barring any new findings.

Estes G. Rathbone Havana Ranna Gsue Rathbone

Ita Capital Reduced in Cincinnati and Columbus Report

The Commercial Tribune Company of Cincinnati cut capital stock from 1,260,000 to 1,000,000 last week and today reduced again from 1,090,000 to 100,000, as reported from Columbus Ohio on March 31.

Columbus Ohio Commercial Tribune Company of Cincinnati

Civil Measures Appropriation Bill Debated by House

The House considers the Sunday civil measures appropriation bill, examining funding and policy provisions. Lawmakers debate scope, allocations, and potential amendments to the proposed measure.

Debate on Civil Bill Highlights Negro Question and Tax Gaps

The House opened sundry civil bill debate with focus on the southern franchise, millionaire tax avoidance in Washington, and financial bills. Speakers addressed Negro disenfranchisement, tax reductions, and a Cuban reciprocity bill to be taken up next week as the session adjourned.

Washington House Messrs. Williams Misssippi North Carolina Sight of Mississippi Bell F Colorado Payne Ways and Means Committee Henderson Amos W. Bandt Des Moines Iowa Cannon District of Columbia Capitol Congress Benton Missouri Klurtz Bell Senate House of Representatives Legislative Trust Spight Pou McKinney North Carolna Enn Poll Williams Mssissippi Pacific Pacific Coast Committee On Ways and

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY LAXO Bromo Quinine Ad

An old advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming a one day cure for colds. It notes a money back refund if not effective and features KE W Grove’s signature on each box, priced at 25 cents.

KE. W. Grove

Arbor Day Address Urges Trees and Nature in Schools

Helena March 1 State Superintendent Welch sent to county superintendents an address for teachers urging Arbor Day May 13 observance. He stresses planting trees for posterity and a nature centered, sympathetic approach, citing Thoreau and others.

Standard Helena Welch Thoreau Burroughs Darwin Wood

Wreck of French Bark Aussie Off Isle of Wight

Fogs along the coast today caused several minor shipping incidents. The French bark Aussie with 81 crew aboard, bound for Newfoundland, wrecked on rocks west of St Catherine’s Isle of Wight. All crew were landed safely.

London Newfoundland St. Catherines Isle of Wight

Philippine silver dollar coinage outlined for islands

The bill details authorize the Philippine government to coin a silver dollar of 416 grains with specific purity and inscriptions, designate its legal tender status, and set minting rules. Depositors may coin bullion at Manila with conditions on deposits, and related subsidiary coins and silver certificates are authorized under U S war department oversight.

Manila United States Philippine Islands Secretary of War of Philippines San Francisco

Bishop O Gorman to Confer With Roosevelt on Philippine Lands

Rev. Thomas O Gorman, Catholic bishop of South Dakota, travels to Washington for talks with President Roosevelt about the U S proposed purchase of lands held by the friars in the Philippine islands. He may then proceed to Rome to join negotiations with the pope.

Thomas O’gorman South Dakota Washington Roosevelt United States Philippine Islands Bishop O'Gorman Rome

Colombia Grants Panama Canal Rights Sale Authorization

Senor Concha, Colombian minister, delivered to Secretary Hay a protocol accepting sale of rights to the Panama Canal project. Colombia unqualifiedly consents to transfer to the United States government and to the $40,000,000 offer for the new Panama Canal Company.

Washington Senor Concha Hay United States Colombia Panama Canal Company

Danish Minister Brun Meets Hay Over West Indies Inquiry

Washington March 31 Mr Brun the Danish minister called on Secretary Hay regarding the house investigation into Mr Gron s charges about the U S purchase of the Danish West Indian islands There is believed to be a sweeping denial from Christmas in Denmark denying any attempt to influence American lawmakers or press.

Washington Mr. Brun Hay House Gron

Northern Pacific Denied Manitoba Spur Plans

Winnipeg March 31 The provincial government refused Northern Pacific permission to build spurs into Manitoba and notified the company that after selling its lines to the government it could not erect competing lines. It is believed the Great Northern will also be blocked and provincial traffic monopolized by Canadian Northern under the current government.

Winnipeg, Man Northern Pacific Manitoba Great Northern Canadian Northern

United States Steel Directors Meet After First Year

New York March 31 The directors of United States Steel will hold their regular monthly meeting tomorrow. Attention centers on earnings for the past month and other stockholder details as the firm completes its first year of actual operations.

New York United States Steel Corporation

Big Catches Expected From Sealing Fleet

St John's report from the sealing grounds says the schooners Aurora Diana and Iceland arrive with 24 000 22 000 and 20 000 sealskins. They say 16 of 20 ships will have big catches and the season's total weight may equal last year's though seas were heavier than in 1901.

St. John’s N. F Aurora Diana Iceland

Russian steamer Korniloff lands rifles at Benderadabas

Reports claim the Korniloff financed by Russia landed 60,000 rifles at Benderabad, a Persian Gulf seaport in Persia during its last voyage to the gulf.

Bombay Korniloff Persian Gulf Benderadabas Persia

Wichita convention plans for sessions and speakers

Priddy chairs planning for a regional convention May 1 to 8 in Wichita with sessions daily from morning to evening. Speakers include Milien Sabin, Florence Kelly, May Ward, and many prominent women and men. events feature lectures on education industry civics forestry art and more as 50 000 visitors are anticipated.

Wichita Kan Priddy Presidone Atlanta Recan Ge Gunston New York Associatio Progress Millien Sabin Milwaukee Florence Kelly Philip Moore St. Louis A. H. Brockway Anna West Somerville Mass J. P. Mumford Philadelphia Annie Moo Pleasant Tex Cld Frederick Nathan CorneHa Fairbanks Washington Lucinda Larned Syracuse N. Y Frede Schoff Sarah Plat Decker Denver Jane Ada Julia Lathrop Herm Hall Chicago Mabel Craft Francisco Nathan Barrett New Celle Charles F. Lummi Los Angeles David St Jordan Leland Stanford Universe John Fox, Jr Kentucky Club Wom

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