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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1900

Page

10

Murders Case Awaiting Final Execution in Butte

Lucey murder remittitur reaches district court as Judge Clancy may set a new execution date. Lawyer B S Thresher signals possible federal appeal to Supreme Court, with Governor clemency as a last resort. Lacey remains jailed in the Box Car awaiting transfer to a better cell under guard.

Supreme Court Lucey District Court Clancy Bacey Thresher Lacey United States Supreme Court Tran

Reese and M Neal Deny Theft of Valises

In Justice Nichols court the state faces Thomas Reese and James McNeal charged with stealing two valises containing plumbing tools and a buggy cushion from the Garrick party near Divide on July 12. Delia Garrick testified to witnessing the theft after an accident, with pursuit ending near the Big Hole dam and arrests in Butte. defendants claim they found the cushion but had no knowledge of the valises. The case adjourned to Friday to produce a missing witness.

Mr. Garrick Divide Big Hole Butt Garrick Butte MacNeal Garrick

Disputed Pay Claims at Parrot Flat Mining Co

W Carrol, L Dubach, James Ricketts, Louis, Dave Murphy and others challenge a published statement saying all Parrot Flat Mining Co employees were paid in full. They allege 20 workers were employed and 10 have not yet received wages, with further details not disclosed.

Parrot Flat Mining Company W. Carrol L. Dubach James Ricketts Louis Dave Murphy

Unpaid Austrian Workers Allegedly Shorted Wages

Reported that several Austrians were paid but only 70 cents on the dollar of amounts due. It is understood that tools cars and tracks have been attached by those whose wages remain unpaid.

New Trick Bicycle Act at Columbia Gardens Pavilion

Columbia Gardens brings two skilled trick bicycle riders to the dancing pavilion for exhibitions this afternoon and evening and tomorrow afternoon and evening. The duo will perform on a larger floor than any other venue in the region, promising unique amusement. Admission is free.

Columbia Gardens

Assassin of Shah Identified as Francois Salson

Paris cabinet reports the shah of Persia escaped assailant Francois Salson, a French anarchist born 1878, once jailed for fraud and deceit. He admits the act and links to anarchist motives, faces likely life at hard labor or possible guillotine. Crowd unrest follows as shah proceeds to Vincennes for a royal review.

Paris Persia Salson Workiwemen’s Vallaint Chamber of Deputies Lfe Vincennes Shah Francois Salson

Indians Beat Brewers In Fifteen Innings In Milwaukee

In a lengthy American League duel at Milwaukee the Cleveland team edged the home Brewers 4 to 2 after fifteen innings. The Minnesota game saw Kansas City defeat Buffalo 7 to 4.

Milwaukee-Milwaukee Indianapolis Minneapolis Cleveland Kansas City Buffalo

Suit to Recover Timber Timber Cut at Trout Creek

Special Dispatch from Helena reports a United States lawsuit filed against ALP Johnson for $140. The government alleges timber cut on Trout Creek in Missoula county near Iron Mountain station was converted into railroad ties.

Standard Helena United States Alp. Johnson Trout Creek Missoula County Iron Mountain Station

Proclamation to Pay Damages for Farm Losses

President Kruger and Commandant General Botha issue a proclamation promising to pay all damage done to farms by the British if burghers stay with the commandos.

Pretoria Kruger Botha

Surgeon Walehy Reported Killed in Manila Cable

Washington Aug Surgeon General Sternberg received a Manila cablegram stating that Surgeon Frederick W. Walehy of New Haven Connecticut was killed August lat Mataiow Doa zon.

Washington Sternberg Manila Frederick W. Walehy New Haven Conn Mataiow Doazon

Shah Abandons England Visit After Duke Death

London reports that the shah has cancelled plans to visit England in consequence of the death of the duke of Colture and totha. Officials confirm the change and note mourning protocols are observed in light of the royal demise.

London Duke of Colture Totha Shah England

Catches Millions of Fish In Virginia Seine Enterprise

Virginia woman Anne Waller operates Wide Valley seine fishery the largest in the United States. Her husband Thomas Waller died years ago leaving her in charge aided by eight daughters and fifty laborers. The operation hauls a 24 oared net four times weekly on the river with daily catches around 49000 fish and yearly shipments exceeding 1,000,000 fish.

Wide Valley United States Anne —. Waller Thomas Waller Waller

Conviction in Cruelty Case Over Horse Whipping

T F McFarland driver of scavenger wagon No 6 was convicted in Justice Nichols court of cruelty to a horse. Witnesses described him whipping the horse with a blacksnake whip and kicking it when stuck in a rut. McFarland testified the horse was stubborn and that kicking was to move it. He faces sentencing this morning. The case was prosecuted by Roy Alley and Alexander Layst, representing the society.

Society For the Prevention of Cruelty T. F. McFarland Nichols Society Montana Street McFarland Roy Alley Alexander Layst

Lightning ignites paint shop roof injures painter

A Northampton Massachusetts paint shop roof was struck by lightning and a bolt set a room on fire but Mr Bouchier, who was painting a window, escaped injury and extinguished the blaze. Other items include rail fines, caterpillar traffic obstructions in Colorado, and military and mining notes.

Northampton Mass Bouchier

Young Men in New York State Office Noted for Youth

The piece notes a trend of young leaders in New York State government. It highlights Governor Roosevelt at 42, Lieutenant Governor Woodruff at 38, and various state officials, senators, and assembly members aged in their 30s and early 40s, including figures like John P. Jaeckel, John C. Davies, Nathaniel A. Kisberg, Horace White, Timothy D. Sullivan, Fred Nixon, Edward W. Fallows, Joseph L. Green, and Bird 8 Coler. It recalls earlier governors such as Clinton, Tompkins, Seward, and discusses Coler near the constitutional age for vice president.

State of New York David G. Hill Commonwealth Hill Empire State Roosevelt Woodruff Navy Albany John P. Jaeckel John C. Davies Senate Nathaniel A. Kisberg David Floyd Nevada N. Stranahan Important Cities Committee Horace White Tammany Timothy DD. Sullivan Fred Nixon Edward W. Fallows Tanmany Josoph L. Green Bird 8 Kansas City Coler George Clinton Daniel D. Tompkins William H. Seward Lincoln Willam L. Marey State Senate Marcy

Cobwigger Quips Over Bathing Suit Dispute

In Town Topics a husband objects to his wife wearing a bathing suit while she retorts that other men admire her, highlighting social expectations and playful banter about appearance.

Cobwigger

Blanchet Flummoxes Harry in Puck Night Revels

Cora asks Blanchet if he really proposed as Blanchet mocks Harry during a lively scene in the paper note. The exchange hints at romantic tension and playful wit among the characters.

Puck Blanchet Harry Cora

What is it you like so much about golf

A King asks about golf and a companion answers the sport requires no oiling or pumping up, implying simplicity and ease of play.

King

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