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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1902
Page
1
A suspect barricaded himself inside a residence after a violent spree causing multiple injuries and a fatality. Police say the confrontation began with a report of alleged property fraud and escalated during arrest attempts.
A clash in Kardstown Alabama between sheriff Cassaway and Will Reynolds led to multiple fatalities and injuries. Reynolds fired on deputies with a Winchester, while townspeople and militia set the house and ensuing buildings ablaze to reach him. Reynolds and several others died. many wounded were treated locally.
A terse note recalls a sole survivor from Dornialt, detailing his actions during the engagement and noting his return to duty or commemoration. The record preserves the name and unit associated with the fight.
Reports from Klerksdorp detail a March 1 engagement at Dornbalt farm where British losses reached 24 killed and 167 wounded, while Boer casualties were 137 killed or wounded. The fight lasted about three hours as Canadians and British countered with entrenched positions and line defenses, culminating in a Boer retreat at dusk.
Details from Pretoria describe a night action on March 31 where 200 British from the second dragoon guards under Colonel Lawley faced 400 Boers near Doschmans Kop. In darkness the Boers ambushed as horsemen closed in, sparking a fierce hand to hand clash. Reinforcements with two guns forced a Boer retreat.
A Rock Neck South Africa telegram to Lord Minto lists Canadian troops at Hart River by category. Killed include John Campbell Perry and others. wounded range from slightly to severely with names scattered across Guelph Cranbrook Calgary Winnipeg and Halifax. The note adds that the list is not complete.
From Pretoria on April 6, careful computation places the dispersed Boer commandos at roughly eight to nine thousand men. The figure reflects a detailed assessment of enemy forces moving in the region.
Special dispatch reports James Carter, a young Black man who wounded Don Thomas near New Glasgow, was taken from Amherst courthouse jail and lynched by about 200 masked men. Carter was hanged and shot multiple times, as the mob secured keys and carried out the act near the village.
Baltimore April 6 The silver jubilee of Pope Leo XIII was observed with solemn elaborate services at the cathedral. Cardinal Martinelli apostolic delegate and Cardinal Gibbons preached. The sermon highlighted Leo XIII encyclicals on Christian marriage workmen and church state relations. The cardinal praised the pope’s intellect and memory at 93 amid a large, cold-weather congregation.
Berlin reports quote Emperor William praising Rhodes bequest as broad in scope and linking it to harmony among Germany Britain the United States and colonies. The monarch also notes Rhodes scholarships vary by country and Germany's share rests with his discretion amid Henry's visit plans.
The Catholic University in Washington marked a jubilee celebration for Pope Leo as its founder. Rector Bishop Conaty led a pontifical mass while Very Rev. Edmund F. Shanahan preached on Leo XIII’s contributions to intellectual, moral, social and religious progress. Georgetown College students issued resolutions of joy and sent greetings to the pope.
Berlin reports General von Trotha praised American banquets and cuisine during Prince Henry of Prussia's US tour. He noted canvas back duck was poorly liked when undercooked but well liked by the prince’s party, while terrapin pleased all. Professor Muensterberg describes a moral conquest and fascination with the United States.
On Sunday April 6 Helena politicians hustled for both tickets as turnout neared registration totals with over 2 500 expected. Democrats claim Edwards is beaten and McDonnell will win police magistrate while Republicans dispute and say Edwards has a better chance. Betting shifted to even money with a $1 500 bet on Farris noted. In Neihart the town held its warmest school election with record turnout as Isaac Mayer and John Haggerty vied for trustee and Troy’s position. Mayer led with 143 votes to 6% for Haggerty.
Dr. Leo Hagenburger, formerly of Helena and Butte, is charged in Denver with attempting to use a forged Kiel University diploma to gain medical licensure. Denver reports indicate no record of such a graduate in 1896 or ever, and the American consul confirmed the name did not appear. Hagenburger posted $500 bail.
Special dispatch notes that about 1,700 votes are likely to be cast in tomorrow's Great Falls alderman election. Five aldermen will be chosen, one for a short term to fill H. H. Matteson's vacancy. Pool rooms and bucket shops licensing is a campaign issue with Democrats led by H. E. Benner optimistic about winning most seats. Republicans claim victory, naming Frank Scottan in Fourth Ward and George Shaver in Second Ward.
William McClatchey, a founder era Helena Herald printer who served 25 years as foreman and helped form Montana s first typographical union, died of stomach cancer in Helena at 71. Born in Albany he came west in 1850 mined in California served in 1863 campaigns then moved to Montana in 1866. He rarely missed a day in 24 years with the Herald and was active Mason, Knight Templar. Survived by wife, a son and daughter. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p m under Masonic auspices.
Missoula voters prepare for a close city election on Monday with candidates scrambling to rally support. Democrats appear favored aside from city officers Judge Wanders for treasurer is expected to win and Judge Houtchens for police magistrate runs strongly. Voters express dissatisfaction over registration but cannot reverse it.
James Broderick formerly of Chicago an attorney and newspaper man died at county hospital from morphine poisoning in Los Angeles on April 6.
Mrs Emma Proulx is gravely ill after a daytime robbery and suspected poisoning by Mrs Minnie Grady near Burlington, three miles from Butte. Proulx accuses Grady of drugging and stealing diamonds worth $500. Grady denies the charges as she is held for grand larceny.
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