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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1902
Page
9
Fragmentary text shows names Lew and Lee with an acquittal reference and warnings. The league enters a phase related to owes or debts. No clear dates, places, or organizations are readable.
The article recounts Levy's arrest and trial before Judge Medern on charges tied to a Holston Street hardware store robbery. Witnesses describe the burglary at 28 South Main and the ensuing legal maneuvers. Levy seeks remand to custody while prosecutors plan further action. The piece also notes related testimony, a large past roundup, and funeral notices for local residents.
Judge Maclernan set John Boyd's trial for December 12 after detailing Kittle Lee who faced charges of grand larceny and a theft of $5 from Chris Hanson last month. Lee pleaded not guilty, then changed plea to guilty on a tainted basis and was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. The report notes weak testimony and remarks by others in court as the judge weighed the case and motions.
Pfahl's breathtaking goods show opens in Butte at the Patent Emporium on Sunday in Park Street. The spacious exhibition rooms glow with glassware, clocks, vases, and cutlery, prepared for a fairyland display. Visitors praised the grand, artistic setting and the elegant wares on show.
The preliminary hearings for defendants including Alsop and Casey on bribery charges were postponed after conflicting testimony. Justice Nelson planned to rule next Wednesday once the transcript could be examined, with further evidence sought to prove an alibi. Other related examinations and candidate reviews were moved to the high school library event space.
A garbled OCR list of meat prices and items appears to describe a Washington market advertisement. It mentions lamb cuts by quarter, ham, bacon, pork, lard, shoulder roasts, mutton, beef items, and various home made or processed goods with prices like 50c and 75c, all presented in a fragmentary way without clear dates or full context.
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