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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1903
Page
7
There is no reasonable doubt a fair trial measure will pass once agreed. Some members propose three changes of judges while others push two. Railroad commission legislation is ruled out of order.
The judiciary committee of the Montana House is in session debating changes to a bill on civil fixtures and judges in Silver Bow county. Supporters like Stapleton and Lynch push for a fair trial law while opponents warn of outside judges and conflicts.
A jailed suspect in a York murder case reportedly confesses to multiple unsolved killings. The affidavit references a July 1, 1802 timeline and names several individuals, with investigators detailing a pattern of alleged crimes and hidden motivations surrounding the suspect’s claims.
A major fire engulfed the University at Ottawa early today destroying a library of about 30,000 volumes. Three pets and several faculty and students were injured. two priests suffered serious injuries. The institution, identified as St. Kolin Catholic Institute, housed many from the New England area. investigators suspect a lighting accident.
Police raided a Taian anartier tenement in Philaelphian Virginia, arresting fifteen supposed Mafia members after complaints from merchants and bankers alleging blackmail letters and threats. About half were armed with revolvers and a stiletto. a stash of ammunition was found. One man admitted ties to similar branches in New York Baltimore and Pittsburgh. They face charges of carrying concealed deadly weapons, conspiracy, and threats to kill.
Panamanian officials sign a treaty regarding the canal and related governance. The ceremony marks a significant step toward control and management of the canal zone, with representatives from Panama and international authorities in attendance.
Reported Panama treaty signing shows the provisional government and Panamanian representatives approving a full transfer of isthmus control. Public celebration erupts in Panama City and Washington observers note the ceremony’s significance. Prominent figures from both sides attend and declare the agreement binding with broad popular support.
Washington reports serious opposition to the Panama canal treaty with President pressing for quick transmission to the Senate. Senator Cullom signals potential resistance while maintaining expectation for eventual ratification, as parties discuss adjournment timing and holiday plans.
Washington reports the president will not withdraw his nomination despite an ongoing investigation and testimony. The dispatch notes congressional scrutiny of the nominee and delays in confirmation while political leaders weigh the implications of the inquiry.
The court reports show five men who waived examination are ex-Aldermen Jean Dord ark Slocum Jol Metureh Kester Stmeloune and Cory P former city official, facing bribery probes in a broad boodle scheme. City Attorney Coit Salsbury, ill with nervous exhaustion, rests as witnesses gather.
Reports from Cripple Creek state that ten men including Sherman Parker and other district leaders are charged with conspiracy to murder and the murder of a superintendent and a shift boss at the Vindicator mine. Habeas corpus actions are under way for several held by military authorities, with civil transfer expected upon warrants.
Marrathoraville Mo Der 2 Robbers wrecked the bank at Hays and escaped with an estimated sum of 10009 dollars in a bold daytime raid. Authorities pursued leads but details remain scarce as the small town reels from the theft.
The reverend James Dowie solicits his followers for a half million dollars pledges while a separate collection yields over a thousand dollars. He rebukes reporters and calls critics dogs amid a backdrop of large indebtedness and controversy surrounding the movement.
A sweeping crisis unfolds as reports place John Dowie figures at risk with receivers uncovering a bank tied to his empire. Investigators flag $725,000 in debts including $460,000 from merchandise losses and $125,000 in expected next year sums. A Twelfth Street bank seized by the receivers, with the judge noting the receivers’ control, signals a tightening grip on Dowie dealings and upcoming asset reviews.
Fragmentary report recalls tensions around the Dawle followers and Zion City holdings. Custodians guard properties, creditors pursue debts, and receivers tighten control while Dawleites promise a display of resolve. The community debates land, finance, and future stability amid disputed leadership.
George Crrtre a former pope day waiter in Bury restaurants leaves the city for Victor Cotn to claim a $25,000 estate from his late uncle. The heir plans to liquidate a mansion and property valued by authorities. He asserts American domicile and hopes arrangements secure the inheritance in Awitaerland.
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