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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1902
Page
1
Mississippi senator Money is reported to have been involved in a street car altercation with a conductor. Money used a pocket knife to defend himself and received several blows but was not seriously injured.
Senator H D Money of Mississippi says a streetcar dispute led to two severe blows to the senator and a conductor being cut in the hand with a knife. Money pursued charges, arrests followed, and the incident postponed his Baltimore trip while he received medical care.
Attorney General Knox reports sufficient evidence to file equity bills to restrain the beef trust. Directing W A Day and Chicago prosecutors to pursue a two region inquiry, he says a bill for injunction will be prepared in the Northern District of Illinois to halt the alleged interstate restraint.
Julien Jendreau files for absolute divorce from Lauretta Jendreau in Great Falls district court alleging their marriage began last August and Lauretta left the home in October, with cruelty and frequent fights. He claims 62 days of marriage chaos and seeks immediate relief.
A two year old boy from Victor, Montana, wandered about ten miles into the hills after disappearing from his home. Residents searched through the night and into the morning before he was found safe in a dense wood, sparking relief for his parents after a harrowing scare.
J A Diffenbaugh of Baltimore a prominent fraternal figure and Montana history collector cut his throat and wrists in Helena while temporarily insane. He missed major arteries and is expected to recover. He had been drinking heavily and showed signs of delirium tremens.
W. E. Taffany and Edna Shy were married last evening at Edna’s parents home with Rev. E. M. Calvin officiating. The bride is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Shy. Taffany has received a lucrative offer from a firm at Junction, Mont., and will likely move there with his bride.
Senator Rawlins denounces General Chaffee for orders in the Philippines and warns of a whirlpool of misfortunes if the United States persists with current policy. He cites MacArthur testimony on how prisoners and wounded were treated and contends the army bears dishonor for ongoing investigations.
Washington April 24 The house sent the oleomargarine bill to conference after agreeing to senate amendments with modifications from the agricultural committee. Debate covered a $5 158 570 measure with weather bureau and plant industry funding rising about 100 000 each. Mr Fox defended Mississippi restricted suffrage as discussion closed before adjournment at 5 08 p m.
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