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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1906
Page
4
Farrell, jailed for forgery in a $15,000 fraud, sought a court transcript at county expense. Judge Dolan refused, ruling the request would impose a tax burden on taxpayers while trial records remain unissued. Additional cases included dissolving a women’s club, a 30 year old hanging appeal, mine hearings, divorce filings, and civil dispute over a Park Street death.
Chief Mulbolland received a telegram from Inspector Paisley stating the youth in Butte was released. The letter to Helena, written by the accused, was admitted as evidence but the boy, aged in his teens, claimed it was authored by him and was released yesterday.
Two men named Ed Carlson and Teale were involved in a strain brawl at Arizona and Park streets. Police described the disturbance as the rage with numerous blows and minor injuries. Patrolman J Hullivan noted both parties on their feet as the fight ended in a draw.
Pavick Proples asked Judge Panlan to approve a mileage bill after associates rejected it. Judge Donan refused, Judge Banlan advised suing the county. Donlan found Silver Rowe County juries generally fair, aiding Peoples’ potential suit strategy.
Lares auxiliary of division No 1 A0chat Order of Hibernians presents officers for the ensuing term. Vice president Mrs John O Leary. secretary P. Leahy. recording secretary Bridget O Leary. treasurer Mrs Mars Fare Connell. sentinel Mrs Margaret Mannix. organizing and opening committees with Mrs Annie Sullivan and others listed.
A Warren man denounces ongoing prosecutions as he addresses a crowd. Several defendants, including Griffin, Clawson, and Whalen, face disturbances and intoxication charges with fines or pleas recorded.
Assistant Attorney General Hall worked with the grand jurors on a partial report to be submitted to Judge Treurasin in a few days. Murray served as special counsel for the jury, with further work ongoing. Officers, aided by warrants, recovered eight slot machines from local saloons on West Park Avenue and nearby streets.
A home wedding occurred Tuesday evening at Peter Olson’s residence on 1 007 Fawcett street. Miss Loulse Olson married Fred Newman with Rev D W Nyvall officiating. The couple plans to reside on East Park street amid Olson family friends.
Dozens protest Sunday funeral customs in Boone urging simple services and removal of casket viewing and eulogies. Clergy call for abolishing the practice and excluding detailed body references to streamline rites.
The Bakers Union informs city bakers of a nine hour workday from 4 a.m. to midafternoon, excluding Sundays and holidays, effective May 1. Thomas Webster, 61, died yesterday. funeral tomorrow at 2 p.m. at 837 East Galena Street with Rev. B. J. Groeneveld officiating.
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