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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1903

Page

21

Old Man Hamery Beaten in Mysterious Night Attack

Dr. Hamery a 65 year old Frenchman lies seriously injured at home in McQueen addition after a Monday night assault near his yard and a nearby saloon. He was found by daylight bleeding from cuts with valuables intact. Deputy Sheriff Pat Maher investigates alongside a troubled family dispute with neighbor Benjamin over a wheelbarrow borrowing.

Hamery McQueen Addition Pittsburg Montana Mr. Hamery W. H. Haviland H. H. Hanson Benjamin Hatmery Methucen Jerry Manton Elk Park Pat Maher

County Fiscal Bids Considered For Poor Relief Coal One Year

Lawmakers prepare to vote on quarter bills to fund county poor relief for a year and to supply the county with coal for twelve months. The measures aim to stabilize aid and energy provisions amid ongoing budget negotiations.

Denver minister assaulted amid second charter convention turmoil

Denver voters show large edge for the democrats and anti Wolcott republican wing over the civic ticket as one arrest marks the election. Rev H W Pinkham pastor of Bethany Baptist church was jailed briefly for staying at a polling place and was later beaten by unidentified assailants. No major disorders reported.

Denver Civic H. W. Pinkham Bethany Baptist Church Pinkham

Grand Rapids buDdlers face court over water deal conspiracy

In Grand Rapids seven of eight men named in warrants for Salebury water deal conspiracy appeared in police court. Bonds were set at 2000 for conspiracy charges and four thousand to BRL for perjury. Some waived examination and were held for the December term. others demanded exam and scheduling remains pending.

Grand Rapids Mich Salebury Haggerty Superior Court Charles Bureh Evening Press J. Clark Shreat Democrat Kuyrene Conger Grand Rapids Herald J. Russell Thomson The George Nichols Garret H. Alberts William McKnight Dee Ly Isaac Pr. Lamieux

Sentences Handed Down in Fort Benton Burglary and Larceny Case

Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Judge Tattan has pronounced sentences on six convicted men. Harry Collins receives five years for burglary and a $500 fine. William Cowan gets five years for assault in the second degree and a $500 fine. John De Haven is sentenced to three years for burglary. Moss Vibeaut receives three years and six months for grand larceny. Fred Martin and John Meenen get eighteen months each for forgery.

Fort Benton Dec Tattan Harry Collins William Cowan John de Haven Moss Vibeaut Fred Martin John Meenen

Desertion Forgery and Grand Larceny Court Martial

Special Dispatch to the Standard reports John Henderson facing court martial at Fort Assinniboine on charges of desertion forging discharge papers and grand larceny. Chief of Police B B Cook testifies regarding Hendersons arrest after desertion from his regiment and possession of crudely filled discharge papers. The case involves missing cash tied to an officer and multiple charges.

Standard Great Falls B. B. Cook Fort Assinniboine John Henderson Army Post Henderson

Robbins reports discourage irrigation work south of Cascade

Special Dispatch to the Standard from Great Falls notes Engineer 8S. B. Robbins reports south of Cascade in Dawson county and the Big Dry area to the east, including Red Water, Missouri river slope between Musselshell and Yellowstone. The findings disappoint government engineers who hoped for reclamation projects in that sector.

Standard Great Falls B. Robbins Cascade Dawson County Geological Survey

Deceased Dee Bozeman Moore 65 Dies at Home

Dee Bozeman Moore, aged 65, died last night at his Grand Avenue North home after cancer. A longtime Montana resident, he recently lived over Rea's grocery store and on Upper Middle Creek ranch. Survived by two sons including John in Salt Lake City. another son William died a year ago. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 PM at the Disciples' church.

The Standard Bozeman, Dee Moore Grand Aveonue North Rea Montana Upper Middle Creek John Salt Lake City William Disciples’ Church

County Commissioners Meet On Road Petitions In Bozeman

County commissioners met to review road matters and bills in Bozeman. A road petitioned by Thomas Quan and others will be revisited January 4 with non consenting landowners present. The Dry Creek road proposed by Thomas Haley was approved. The session mainly covered ongoing road work and related costs.

Bozeman Thomas Quan Thomas Haley

De Lea Bound Over After Belgrade Coat Thief Charge

Dee Bozeman says Frank De Lea is bound over to district court on $500 bond and jailed. He allegedly stole $65 from D Tate’s coat pocket at Tate’s saloon in Belgrade.

Standard Bozeman, Dee Frank de Lea D. Tate Belgrade

Desperate Butte Woman Missing After Threatened Suicide

Mrs. George Althrop known as Eva Will, armed with a loaded revolver in nightdress, left her Mast Botie home on Plumb street claiming she would end her life. Neighbors and Richel assisted police in a two hour search. no trace found. She had shown erratic behavior and threatened self harm in recent days amid a troubled marriage.

A. Th Richel George Althroph Eva Will Miumi Street Plumb Street East Butte Richel Althrop Butte Will Wilhouse Park Arizond

Jamline Youth Placed With Father After Inquiry

In Livingston, Frank Rife of Jamline, a boy of 11 years, faced Judge Henry on a charge of incorrigibility. The father said he could not control him as the boy ran away and misbehaved. Testimony linked his behavior to reading lurid dime novels and wanting to be a soldier, sailor, Indian fighter, or detective. The judge advised and the boy was returned home with his father.

Standard Livingston Frank Rife Jamline Henry Jardine

Ninth district court dates set for Gallatin Broadwater Meagher

Judge W T Stewart announced the Ninth judicial district schedule for Gallatin Broadwater and Meagher counties. Gallatin holds sessions on the second Monday in January and the first Mondays in April July October. Broadwater meets on the second Mondays of February May August and November. Meagher schedules include the first Monday in March and the first Tuesdays in June September and December.

The Standard Bozeman Dec W. Th. Co. Stewart Meagher County Ninth Judicial District Gallatin County Broadwater

Stewart brothers shop stealing case witnesses depart for hearing

Ten witnesses bound for White Sulphur Springs to testify in Meagher county regarding the alleged theft of about 400 head of sheep owned by Al Fitzpatrick of Harlowtown. The Stewart brothers, prominent in Big Timber and vicinity, are accused of unlawfully moving the flock last January.

Standard Big Timber Stewart Brothers Meagher White Sulphur Springs Stewart Boys al Fitzpatrick Harlowtown

Infant twins of Dale family pass away in Dry Creek

Bozeman December 8 infant twins of Mr and Mrs George Dale of Dry Creek died yesterday at about two weeks old. The deaths leave the community in quiet mourning as the family grieves the loss of their newborn sons.

The Standard Bozeman George Dale Dry Creek

Gaudy Birds of Argentina Fascinating Varied Plumage

A lively tour of Argentina's avifauna praises gaudy plumage and song. Observations name the arm of fire bird, scarlet crested cardinals, pink flamingoes, the hbugero, herons, green parrots, golden wren, robins, and the bulbul of nightingale, ending with magpies nesting and feeding habits.

Argentina Nightingale

Still Camping Upon General Wood's Trail

Washington December report on Cuban postal frauds features M C Fosnes, a post Office inspector, recounting a October 1901 letter to Bristow concerning Judge Ortiz’s visit for translations of the Brietow report. Testimony notes $350 cost funded by Cuban funds and claims of ex parte evidence. General Wilson recalls Bellairs in Havana, alleging falsified dispatches aiding General Wood and promoting his advancement over Ludlow and Lee.

Funes Cuba Major Rathbone Gen J. H. Wilson U. S Cam. FE. G. Bellairs Havana Bellairs Matanazus Wilson Brooke Wood

Warnock's Trunks Attached in Fargo at Depot

Two trunks belonging to H. V. Warnock manager of the Western Stock and Grain Exchange were attached at the Great Northern depot today on instructions from Helena Warnock has returned to the city and placed several thousand dollars in the care of friends Creditors have retained a prominent law firm and will act at once The criminal charge against Warnock comes up Thursday

Republicans in Jacksonville back Roosevelt for nomination

At a meeting of prominent Republicans in Jacksonville Florida tonight the group unanimously pledged support for President Theodore Roosevelt as the party's presidential nominee.

Jacksonville Fla Dee Roosevelt

Memory Mending Through Grape-Nuts Diet

A Canadian patient's recovery from nervous decline after six months on Grape-Nuts shows improved memory and weight, credited to a scientific diet. The testimony notes regained flesh and restored mental clarity, with Postum Co. promoting the product and its booklet The Road to Wellville.

Colorado Canada Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

A Crown of Glory Hair News and Germ Claim

An old advertisement extols hair as a crown of glory and describes a germ causing hair loss. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as a non greasy, non staining remedy that kills the germ and restores hair life. Paxson & Rockefeller are agents in Butte, with samples available by mail order.

Newbro Herpicide Co Detroit Mich Paxson & Rockefeller Butte

Marines Land to Fortify Isthmus in Panama Crisis

A U S Dixie cruiser carries marines to Empire near Panama City while another group heads for Empire. The move aims to train camps and safeguard health, but observers see it as a warning to Colombian threats and to bolster Panamanian loyalties amid plots against General Huertas. Rumors of 3000 troops and a new garrison at Yavila surface as precautionary measures intensify.

Colon, Dee Dixie Wiert McCreary Empire Paulima Canal Company United States Panama Huertas Republic of Caucua Chiriqui Hiriqui Caria- Zona

Commissioners Given Very Warm Welcome in Panama

A special train from Colon brought Dr. Manuel Amador and Frederico Boyd, Panama’s commissioners, back from Washington. The city welcomed them with packed stations, uniformed battalions, flags, music, speeches, and joyful processions. Panamanians celebrated with serenades and fireworks as they toured through streets to Dr. Amador’s residence.

Panama Dec Colon Manuel Amador Frederico Boyd Republic of Panama Washington Dr. Amador

Venezuelan Armament Purchase and Invasion Threat Reported

Willemstad Curacao reports that Venezuela has bought 15.0 percent rifles and 1000.00 cartridges and is rumored to prepare an invasion of Colombia should war break out between Colombia and the United States.

Willemstad Island of Curacao Dee Colombia United States

Norway Sweden Recognize Panama as Independent State

The United States minister at Stockholm reports to the state department that the governments of Norway and Sweden have recognized the republic of Panama as an independent state.

Washington Dec United States Stockholm State Department Norway Sweden Republic of Panama

Soldiers' Home report shows strong condition at Helena

Montana soldiers' home at Columbia Falls reports 79 percent membership with 59 present and 20 on furlough. Inmates 42 to start, 90 total admitted since, four deaths and seven discharges. crop of oats grown on about 2 acres. receipts $14,881.73 and expenditures $12,094.15. Signed by president Martin Maginniss, secretary CC Miller, and board members John L. Sloane and Al Ingraham.

Helena, Dee Montana Soldiers Martin Maginniss CC. B. Miller John L. Sloane al. Ingraham

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