Habeas Corpus Granted in Local Case
Judge Harney discharged on a writ as ordered by Judge McClernan in a habeas corpus matter.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1901
Page
8
Judge Harney discharged on a writ as ordered by Judge McClernan in a habeas corpus matter.
Judge J B McClernan ruled in habeas corpus cases of Harney Heimerdinger Rowe and Brackett granting the writs and freeing defendants from custody for refusing to testify before notary Galbraith. The decision denies the notary's authority to compel testimony and schedules no further action on extensions of time for affidavits.
Mrs. Robert L. Merritt died Sunday July 21 at 1012 California Avenue at age 20 years 2 months 26 days. She and her husband Robert L. Merritt of Butte had two young daughters. She was the eldest daughter of Peter and Mollie Bechtel and lived in Fortuna before marriage. Funeral services were held at her father's home, with burial in Newkirk cemetery. She joined the Baptist church of Akinsville and was noted for Christian deeds.
Last night the Order of Washington in Y. M. I. hall presented a program of singing and elocution with instrumental numbers by local musicians. After the program ice cream and cake were served and guests enjoyed conversation. Members listed include L. V. Fisher, Emma Haverman, Kitty Williams, Emma Dunckel, Marie Cochran, William Kitto, Ohn haus, Peterson, Frankie and Ethel Dillon, and Mrs. Fitz Butler. The order, formed in the city last April, now has about 50 members and stable growth. I. W. Fisher was named state manager. Local officers: President Mrs. Lydia Lindquist, VP Mrs. Dr. Rowdin, Treasurer Mrs. P. D. Jones, Secretary I. V. Fisher.
W. Goodyear vice president of the Buffalo and Susquehanna railroad arrived in Butte in a private car from the National park with family and friends. The party numbered about ten to fifteen and plans to depart today for Seattle to embark for Alaska. W H Merriman Northern Pacific general agent guided the group about Butte and its mines and smelters.
The list of authorized names to call upon local business men for Labor Day programme advertisements includes Harry Raber W J Melvin J W Date D W Staten Harry Carns and Oscar M Partalow By order Labor day committee Luke Kelly treas William J Melvin sec
Call or write W. H. Merriman General Assistant Superintendent at Park and Main Streets for details on a $39.00 round trip excursion to Yellowstone Park and return on August 24.
The Scandinavian society plans a picnic at Twin Bridges on August 11. A special train will depart Montana Union depot at 9 04 a.m. The round trip fare is $1.50.
Health Officer Leggat releases a quarterly report outlining key public health indicators. The summary highlights infectious disease trends, vaccination uptake, environmental health findings, and upcoming preventive care initiatives. Public health goals are framed with focus on community outreach and data-driven actions.
Quarterly report by Health Officer Leggat for three months ended July 31 shows 192 births and deaths total 125 male 67 female 192. contagious diseases include scarlet fever 83 diphtheria 28 smallpox 4 others 14 total 129. Quarantined houses 115 fumigated 42. inspections by month May 143 June 151 July 2 total 1.
Washington announces Comptroller Dawes reports on the 1900 act results. Since March 4, 1900, 665 national banking associations formed nationwide with total capital about 34.27 million dollars and bonds of 10.01 million. Regional tallies show the middle, southern, western and eastern states, including Hawaii and the Pacific, with varying capital distributions and conversion of state banks. On March 14, 1900, 3,617 banks operated with 616.31 million in capital. by July 4, 1900 the totals rose to 4,217 banks and 659.56 million capital. overall increases reflect new organization and bond security for circulation.
Washington reports the death from heart disease of Rev George B Meade of San Francisco formerly Hing ham Mass at Antigua on June 19 He was an Episcopal clergyman traveling with Prof Walter E Bryant of Santa Rosa Calif for scientific investigations in Guatemala Meade was buried in Antigua and Bryant took charge of his effects
Washington reports a supplemental board report by the board of awards appointed by Secretary Long to review recommendations made by commanding officers for officers under them in the Spanish war. The first list missed several deserving officers, and later attention has highlighted these omissions.
The Gottlieb Bournee Schmid Strauss Brewing Co aBaltimore based beer maker tied to a new Camden New Jersey incorporation announced the creation of a 5 million dollar capital.
A couponoffers children a chance at a free trip to the gardens sparking excitement. Parents and guardians are urged to claim vouchers before redemption dates. The promotion highlights educational value and family fun.
A large group of children used coupons from the Columbia gardens ad in the Standard for free rides to the gardens, valid all week through Saturday night. Two donkeys entertain riders while arbor day trees show mixed health, Balm of Gilead and Carolina poplars thrive, beehives from Como supply winter honey.
Joe Salay of the Butte brewery was shocked while repairing a faulty light wire yesterday morning. The shock threw him into an open vat, but he was rescued without serious injury.
Captain William F. Mannix, guest of cousin Thomas F. Hickey, stops in Butte for a brief visit after re enlisting as a private for service in the Philippines. He previously served as a Cuban campaign captain and served with the Ninth United States Infantry in the Philippines.
The funeral for Mrs. Jerry O Rourke aged 33 will be held Thursday morning at nine o'clock from the family residence at 506 South Colorado Street. The service will proceed to the local cemetery.
Manila reports Miguel Malvar has been recognized as Aguinaldo's successor in the Filipino junta at Hongkong and issued a July 6 proclamation promising ongoing combat. The document, printed in 50,000 copies claiming Batangas origin, accuses the Americans of atrocities, cites gun and ammunition losses, and threatens General Gallles with death for treachery.
Deputy Sheriff Joe Stark brought in John Hoffman Jr from the Blacktail country. Hoffman's arrest follows Thomas Bros. charge of stealing a horse from their pasture last spring. He allegedly targeted two or three branded horses and removed brands. A larger gang is said to be operating across Beaverhead and Bla cktail counties. Preliminary hearing is scheduled next Thursday before Justice Newell.
A historic note claims the Swift Specific O of Atlanta Georgia has long been used as a remedy for blood poison. It asserts gentle, thorough action removes all traces of the poison without injury to the system.
John M. Wilggn, a patient at the Utah insane asylum in Provo, hurled himself into a furnace door and was severely burned. As bandages were readied, he escaped and reentered the furnace, dying soon after from the injuries.
Belgian, German and Italian ministers and their secretaries attended a dinner. Cole Clement proposed the health of the officers of the Projet, while Commander Bryant expressed a wish for great prosperity for the navies of the nations represented.
London reports from Portsmouth say the torpedo boat destroyer Viper broke apart off Alderney after reversing turbine engines failed. A French fishing smack acting as a pilot helped crew reach shore as fog reduced speed from 26 knots to five. The vessel’s stern hit rocks, cables parted, and the ship split into three pieces with the stern inverted.
Paul Morton, second vice president of the Santa Fe, said the railroad would carry corn into Kansas at reduced rates if the crop fails, helping farmers keep cattle to fatten.
In Lima on August 5 the commander and officers of the French cruiser Projet were hosted at a banquet by the French minister. The event was attended by United States Minister Dudley and Secretary Neil and the Spanish.
The crew faced a perilous sea accident with dangerous waves but survived due to timely assistance. Several sailors likely perished without aid, underscoring the severity of the incident at sea.
Helena Aug 5 Sheriff Furey of Silver Bow county reports no request yet from Governor Toole to extradite Thomas Howard from Washington Penitentiary. Howard is wanted in Butte for burglary alleged in 1899 and will be brought to Montana after completing his term.
Port Angeles Washington August 5 The United States training ship Mohican arrived this afternoon from San Francisco and will wait here for orders.
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