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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1903
Page
8
A report discusses a crooked deal involving a wood setting and a person described as the committeer. The brief notes questions of agreement and possible wrongdoing, with local authorities prompted to review the actions surrounding the arrangement.
Secretary of War Elihu Root disputes press reports of testimony about General Wood's confirmation. He argues misstatements misrepresent his views and says he never indicated opposition to admitting silver service duties. Root defends his record and asserts responsibility for any error.
Washington reports the Senate committee on military affairs resumes the May investigation into Charlie Bellies and General Wood. Dr Fisher recalls a 1900 Isle of Pines trip and references a proposed ballet printed in the Havane Post. The witness says Wood declined glory printing. Continued on Page.
Washington reports that the Republican senator Edward Iverett Yale of Boston is selected for a governing role in the censing matters. Dr Edward Nverett Malenik, chaplain of the United Act, is appointed to a male order, with a date set for Wednesday in Boston.
A report from Helena notes Governor Toole granted unconditional pardons to two men: Dove Lodge County resident Ed Arrington and Cascade County convict Camilo Perea. Both had lengthy appeal petitions supported by jurors and local residents.
Chief Travis returns with an alleged forger Aneciad Mayatud to the Atlandard Helena Der H Chief of Poll via returned afternoon from Livingston with the young man Parker who is said to be wanted in Fletena and Portland on charges of forgery Parker would not speak to journalists at the station saying little and that his father hopes to have the charges dropped so his son may face trial in Pavan. The father resides at Deer Lane and reportedly has paid thousands due to his son’s alleged frauds. Portland dispatches say the bogus backs passed by Parker will be claimed to have been used by him.
Denver officials adopt resolutions urging the president to appoint a committee to investigate statements by Senator Patterson. The measure condemns misleading remarks and supports Patterson in seeking a Senate inquiry, requesting publication of the inquiry results nationwide.
New York, December with details of a supplemental estate report for Marcy Daly. The filing revises the gross personal estate, deductions, and net value, noting a tax appraisal and changes to the earlier figures. Proceedings indicate probate and estate actions involving heirs and pending filings.
Inane aay chief Thomas Pox a patent sues for official action after apoke incident. The case involves internal matters at Innane aay, with key personnel including the superintendent and the patent holder. Proceedings focus on authority and corrective steps in the agency.
The Senate hearing on a Cuban bill reveals partisan tension as speakers accuse the administration of usurping powers and defending measures tied to revenue changes. Critics warn of executive overreach while supporters tie the bill to supporting Cuban policy amid ongoing political strife.
Berlin reports a court session where a thousand charges face the defendant. The proceedings, scheduled to begin in Metz, will be held privately before Lieutenant Sentinge and the Sth veRIMENS of Intattey.
The sheriff's office reports unresolved charges and partial settlements involving Warnock and western stock exchanges. Former clerk Mac Warnick and others faced felony allegations connected to transfers and funds prior to the sheriff's arrival in Helena. Negotiations led to a listed settlement while legal counsel remained engaged.
A county board resolution in Carbon County Montana accuses members of a Mormon settlement in Lie Horn County of wholesale timber theft. Funds removed exceed seven million feet as the group allegedly felled government timber for sale, while plans to move timber inland raise concern about further losses. A related vessel wreck near New York adds odd context to the day’s sensational dispatch.
Missouri supreme court notification opens questions on arrests and vanishing witnesses. The case list includes suburban franchise poodle convictions and potential indictments if charges stand. Nine cases were dropped from the docket as prosecutors plan to present witnesses in the next steps.
Remains of Spencer cremated at Hampstead amid a quiet gathering. The obituary notes the deceased was connected to notable figures and locates services at a local church. A broker named Warnick was present, with discussion of a trust endowment to create a Speer Institute at Gardord.
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