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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1903
Page
7
Governor Toole delivers the address to both chambers in a joint session and the two houses promptly begin their business. The extraordinary session follows the governor’s message outlining the agenda and priorities for lawmaking and state governance.
Helena dispatch describes rapid House action on measures to ensure impartial and fair trials, with 24 hour rule changes, venue reform, and new accountability for judges. Reports indicate lobbyist rules, committee determinations, and a governor's address shaping the session toward expedited proceedings.
In his monthly message Bishop T E Huntington of the Episcopal Diocese of Central New York criticizes ministers wives for worldly behavior. He claims some wives refuse to be guided by their marriage vows, citing dress and pleasure seeking as disruptive factors within the clergy family.
Wealthy Franc Frane, a leading Fargo? Billings business figure, was shot through the heart while repairing a fence on a ranch near the Grey Kull river. A coroner's inquest was held. authorities believe the gun discharged accidentally. Frane left an insured estate of about 375,000 dollars and was reputed to be a large landholder. His brother in Brooklyn, wired as to burial, confirms the body will be shipped for final rites.
London December 1 alternating sunshine and snowfalls marked Queen Alexandra's birthday celebrations at Sandringham. The queen received telegraphic greetings in the morning and hosted a walk and salutes in the afternoon as children on the royal estate were entertained under her supervision. One injury report mentions Mrs. Regina G Vanderbilt involved in a fall at Chandapera House, condition described as not dangerous.
Nashville Tenn Dery A reports the drowning of HL C Stnys Menter an American missionary and 22 natives aboard a boat off the capital of a Congo fishing area. The host was the late missionary state of the Southern Srehwyterksiy church.
Protracted talks at the governor's office involving Vice President Kinner and Utah Kudt company officials failed to resolve wage disputes. Adjutant General Burton and others attended as the governor warned of a possible special session to fund a settlement while miners pressed for union recognition.
Mrs Culver, daughter of Senator WA Clark of Montana, testified in the White Plains courtroom regarding a divorce case with Maurdet Dilton. Witnesses were present but testimony was not completed, and a report from the referee is expected to be filed with the court.
In a contested case, Reva Dee files for divorce from Vinheess Mice of Shoohburge Wilder. The couple allegedly separated after a Genoa trip, with claims of mental distress and infidelity cited amid court proceedings and related newspaper coverage.
The community reports the death of Mes. Dawelina Pasty Shingo and spouse Wilh Dowpties, mourning their loss and noting their roles as relatives to Prelarlek Dowpties. Local observers reflect on their lives and legacy in mourning notices.
Transcripts from a sensational Grand Rapids Michigan trial reveal former city official Salsbury detailing boodle schemes. He testifies about bribes and promises to influence aldermen, with references to Muir and payoffs tied to the Lake Michigan deal and Pailey springs plan. The proceedings center on confessions and anticipated cross examination.
A report from New York details a fatal boat collision claiming the lives of three men. Names and exact circumstances are unclear due to garbled OCR, but the incident involved multiple vessels and occurred near a harbor area. Authorities investigate the wreck and safety measures.
A Chicago report details Elijah Dowie and Zion City facing bankruptcy actions. Receivers Fred Modunt and Albert Gur law take control of Dowie properties after creditors allege insolvency. Dowie’s affairs include disputes with his son-in-law and costly litigation, with judgments mounting. The court appoints receivers to protect creditors before any asset disposition. Dowie urged followers to pull funds from offerings as financial troubles unfold.
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