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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1901
Page
14
A rookie artificial intelligence involved in a manslaughter case is spared the death penalty after being found guilty. The court sentences the defendant to a term of years for the fatal incident, with judges citing mitigating factors and lack of intent. The case prompts debate on accountability for autonomous systems and legal personhood.
The jury found Baptiste Robleau guilty of manslaughter in Missoula after 24 15 hours deliberation and fixed punishment at eight years in the penitentiary. The verdict reflected a prosecution victory with lingering jury doubts about first degree murder. County Attorney Hall will review the case to pursue Curley for potential involvement. Sentence scheduled for Saturday at 5 PM.
Missoula reports Officer Larson to curb hove catering onto sleighs in the business district. A small bow was pulled, but broke down and promised to refrain from further offenses. Delivery men and others say the boys have become a nuisance, with Santa Claus headquarters at Emsley’s drawing complaints.
Lawrence FR Campbell aged months died in Missoula on December 12 after a brief illness. Funeral service will be held Sunday at the family home in Low's addition. Father is away but expected back tomorrow. Salt Lake papers please copy.
Ed Vickers brother of John Vickers arrived from Portland to plan his sibling funeral. The service will be at 3. M. Lucy's undertaking establishment with interment in Missoula cemetery.
The 38 year old son of Mr and Mrs George Dalglish of Drummond died this morning at the family home after a short illness. Undertaker Lucy sent a casket this evening and the funeral will be held in the forenoon. Special sale of men's clothing Saturday and Monday at Chicago Bee Hiv.
Judge Webster releases the 1902 court calendar. Sessions begin in Ravalli County on the first Monday in January April August and November. In Missoula County hearings start on the first Monday in February May September and December.
Sheriff Prescott has been visiting Deer Lodge regularly this month as the district court work continues. The Missoula delegation at Deer Lodge now exceeds recent years in size.
The inquest concluded Ray died due to scalding from escaping steam and hot water from a locomotive boiler, the property of the Northern Pacific Rails Way company.
In Missoula Des 12 Justice Houteens sentences a man to 60 days in county jail for theft as he reflects on his past. R Copeland, arrested for stealing a saddle and chaps, pleads guilty and cites kleptomania, claiming memory gaps and unintentional acts. He is described as well dressed and a university graduate.
The Christmas edition of the Standard requires Vive cents postage for delivery to any U S area including Porto Rico Philippines Canada and Mexico. Newspapers will not be forwarded without full postage per postal ruling and mailers must affix the correct amount or risk non delivery.
Dr. C Burton osteopath Missoula died of consumption on December 12. Frank M rath aged years died today of consumption, known in Missoula and humbling fraternity. He lived in Missoula seven years and had been sinking gradually. Remains at Lucy's undertaking establishment awaiting sister’s word. Hartley’s candy making annually.
An ad encourages eye testing and proper fitting of spectacles by Dr. W A Ogalls eye specialist. It claims early exams can save medical costs and promises diagnostic guidance with testimonials from the Missoula hotel area. Also mentions holiday goods display and toy sale beginning Monday at half price.
Missoula reports a fast side board of trade meeting set for next Monday evening with expectation of a large turnout. The secretary has circulated pamphlets on salts for firemen and an order may be placed with a leading eastern house.
In Higgins blocks Benson, a familiar police figure, was issued a meal ticket for 120 meals at Colonel Prescott's private boarding house. Fearing severe cold, he drank corn juice and caused a disturbance. The court granted the ticket, now keeping him supplied for six days. Mail orders to the Golden Rule in Missoula.
Missoula items report J A Miles building a central residence with a holiday wedding expected. Rural delivery in Rattlesnake valley nearly assured as plans advance. Daily’s to sell Christmas meat and move fixtures after January first on Main street. Stoddard and Ross relocate to new room with improved business space. Dungan the dentist listed. South side residents thank pressman Jones for guiding snow paths and street work.
Missoula announces Benator Worden intends to erect a handsome residence on East Pine Street in the spring. He owns one of the finest sites on that street and will construct a fitting home. Latest novels, cloth bound, at Lister.
A brief item notes efforts to clear paths through deep snow with a patent walkway. Mr. Jones leads residents and officials in arranging a clean and safe route for pedestrians during winter conditions.
Local brief mentions several visitors and residents in Missoula including John Clifford from Copper Cliff Abe Mittower Bitter Root W K Wills Bonita and J W Hathaway from Victor Mayor Stevens seeks health at Lolo and Dr Dodd of Butte to visit next week Trainmaster Black and others return from Helena in a legal matter involving the Northern Pacific Railway a patient injury case with a needle removal accident and a successful Presbyterian ladies sale at First National Bank building raising funds for Christmas gifts with many handmade articles on sale.
Tom Fletcher of Butte visits Missoula and is hailed as a noted hunter. He plans to stay with Mr. Demers on the Flathead reservation to hunt deer and find abundant game, including chickens, to bring back to his friends in Missoula and Butte.
Deed transfers list J A McGowan of Plains to HH NR Stephens for lot 4 block D at Plains for 300. United States grants 71 acres near Plains Quartz locations Pine Jay Horse Fly and Hidden Treasure quartz claims near Lolo Station with work by Gilbert Denver mining company. 200 value of improvements. Deed Carroll F Davis to Robert Moore covers Davis property west end of Matine Street for 1100. Deed Marguerite Ballmore to BE A Winstanley for lots 25 24 block 34 South Missoula for 1.
Mr. C A Gentry long time dispatcher at the Northern Pacific station Missoula departs tonight for Indianapolis to spend the holidays and take a vacation. He is said to have secured a double pass for his return.
In Missoula on December 12 the ladies of the Presbyterian church held a sale in the First National bank building. The room was filled with fancy articles and several comical items were made and sold. Proceeds were quite large and the event was deemed a success.
Capt W M Anderson reports mining gains near Woodman with ore showing improvement after an accident last summer. He plans to stay a few days in Missoula to rest and gauge future prospects.
Miss Susie Behanders reported an intruder entered her rooms and took a gold watch she valued highly. The theft occurred several days ago and police are actively seeking the suspect with no trace of the timepiece found yet.
In Missoula on December 12 Dee Making Improvements reports William Spurgin is renovating his Orchard Homes addition property to create one of the valley’s most attractive residences.
An inquest in Justice Hayes' court examined two witnesses to determine J. J. Ray's death cause after injuries from a bursting sheet on a locomotive boiler at Garrison. Dr. Gwinn, oculist and aurist, served as coroner. The jury deliberated on the evidence before reporting.
The land office will relocate to a larger room centrally located in the First National Bank building. The existing space will be occupied by the Western Union Telegraph company.
President appoints Patrick J. Garrett of Las Cruces New Mexico as collector of customs at El Paso Texas. The decision was announced to New Mexico leaders including Governor Otero and Delegate Rodey after backing from Gen Lew Wallace and New Mexico officials.
The Times reports growing warlike mood in Chile with mass meetings planned in Santiago on December 17 to support government actions over the Argentine issue. Officials note fleet mobilization and ship purchases as precautionary, not aggressive, amid Argentina's threatening posture. A cable from Buenos Aires and Santiago says war between Chile and Argentina is deemed unlikely by best opinions.
Albert T Patrick appeared before Justice Beach under a writ of habeas corpus alleging a denial of speedy trial on the April 22 murder indictment of William Marsh Rice. Patrick has been confined at the Tombs since Oct. 4, 1900, with adjournments tied to the Rice will case. The court reserved judgment and ordered potential testimony from Rice's valet Jones by December 25.
The judiciary committee authorized Chairman Ray to appoint a special sub committee to consider bills punishing assaults on the president and vice president and to address anarchism. The panel will investigate congressional powers to act and report a bill with punishments and restrictions.
In Albany on December 12 Miss Katherine W Dorr daughter of Albany families married William Loeb Jr secretary to President Roosevelt at Emmanuel Baptist church. The ceremony was private with only immediate family present and Mrs Theodore Roosevelt gave the bride a diamond swooch as a gift.
Application for the discharge of Mrs Elizabeth Howe Dale was denied in Jersey City today as she remains detained awaiting grand jury investigation into her daughter's death. The court of oyer and terminer heard the case.
Missoula readers are told Johnson and Mgon filed a suit in Justice Hayes court seeking to recover the balance on an alleged debt to Henry Harmon for goods furnished. Three dollars has already been paid. Dixon and Murphy are the plaintiffs' attorneys.
The Missoula social Dancing club will hold its regular dance Friday evening at the Elks hall. The event is billed as the social affair of the week with expected participation from club members and guests.
Missoula dispatch reports the land office is set to move tomorrow into the building basement, with officials noting temporary disruption to public services and records access during the relocation.
London reports that Jasper Tulley M P for Lowe and Charles Connelly M P for South Mayo will be prosecuted under the crimes act for hosting meetings and delivering speeches in defiance of police orders. Conor O Kelly M P, Mayo county council chair, faces similar charges along with several county officials.
Rome December 12 The senate fixed December 20 for discussion of Baron Fava’s interposition on the lynching of two Italians at Frwia Mississippi in July.
General Chaffee reports the transport Giant reached Mania yesterday while the Kilpatrick sailed with 950 discharged and short term men onboard.
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