Jury Finds for Doyle Verdict for Nearly Half Million
A jury ruled in favor of Doyle awarding him nearly 500000 dollars in damages. The verdict follows a civil suit alleging financial loss and claims of negligence.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1901
Page
3
Burns Seeks New Trial in Port land Mining Suit
In Council Bluffs Iowa James Doyle seeks 1 000 000 in stock and dividends from the Port land Mining company. A verdict awarded Doyle 446 922 78 with motions for a new trial and possible appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Doyle-Burns
James Doyle
Portland Mining
Iburns
Patterson
Doyle
Portland
Burns
Portland Mining Company
Portland Gold Mining Company
Salt Lake murder case ties contractor Mortensen to Hay death
Police grow confident Mortensen was involved in the killing of James R. Hay, secretary of the Pacific Sumter company, whose corpse lay in a shallow grave on the outskirts. Mortensen, jailed without formal charges, denies involvement as investigators probe his home for incriminating evidence and uncover a modern revolver behind a bookcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Peter Mortensen
James R. Hay
Pacific Sumter Company
Thirfty
Mortensen
Missing $3,800 in Gold Linked to Lumber Debt
The report notes no trace of the $3,800 Mortensen says he handed to play Monday night to settle his indebtedness to the lumber company. A cryptic reference mentions a correlative bullet in a dead nut's head and the phrase Lite the 6eastily' Corres ponds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortensen
Dowie's Business Methods Attacked in Lace Industries Trial
Attorney Reeves opened closing in Judge Tuley s court charging Dr Dowie s business style as autocratic and oppressive. He urged the court to protect Zion Lace investors rather than Dowie and Stevenson claiming broad equities for numerous stockholders. Packard for Dowie said Stevenson might recover about 50000 if cash for shares is demanded. Mrs Stevenson held the institution at her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alexander Dowie
Reeves
Samuel Stevens
Dow
Dowie
Institut
Stevenson
England
Packard
Mra Stevenson
Reprimands Miles Continued From Page One
The exchange shows Secretary Root reprimanding General Miles for public opinion expressed during a Navy matter. Root cites violation of official propriety and lack of right to speak, urging that Miles face censure. The letters reveal tension between military officers and civil authorities over public statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elihu Root
Miles
Root
Feud Ends in Fatal Duel Near Sandersonville
In Sandersonville Florida four miles from town a gun battle between the Hogan and Dorman families ended fatally for Joshua Hogan and Willie Dorman. Wounded are Andrew Nair and Thad Dorman, with Thad said to be fatally wounded. Lewis Hogan is missing and sought by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandersonville
Fla
Hogan
Dorman
Joshua Hogan
Willie Dorman
Andrew Nair
Thad Dorman
Lewis Hogan
De Wet Engages in Langbore Clash Amid Boosted Command
Reports from Harrismith state General De Wet led a renewed force of 8% men with two guns at Langbore on December 18. He fought Generals Partner and Campbell for four hours, ending with Boer losses of 4 killed and wounded while the British suffered 1 killed and 14 wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrismith
Orange River Colony
de Wet
Langbore
Partner
Campbell
President censures officer for public commentary on military matters
A 1901 communications thread quotes the president sternly reproving a senior officer for publicly voicing opinions on pending military discipline and urging adherence to official channels. The note notes ongoing Navy Army tensions, a court of inquiry, and moves surrounding Secretary Long and Secretary Root roles. General Miles departs for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army of the
United States
Navy Department
Army
Navy
Long
Maclay
Schley
Navy’ Department
Root
White House
Miles
New York
Trouble on Isthmus reports shooting near Garachine
Senor Pinel of Pinel Bros Panama returns from Garachine where 60 revolutionists led by Cabezas fired on his party killing the boat captain. Pinel escaped by paying 700. Cabezas’s group came from Tumaco and knew Colon had surrendered. Darien mines resume work amid rumors of reinforcements and a fleet to seize the Colombian gunboat General Pinzon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
Dee
Senor Pinel
Pinel Bros
Panama
Garachine
Darien
Cabezas
Tumaco
Diag
Castro
General Pinzon
Conditions Improve as Coal Market Warns of Normalcy Soon
In St. Louis on December 2, higher temperatures and improved transport ease the coal shortage. Dealers and mine operators expect the market to return to normal by Tuesday or, at the latest, Wednesday barring unforeseen problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Sullivan case goes to jury in Chicago. verdict due by 10 30 p m
The Sullivan case was submitted to the jury shortly after 9 p m in Chicago. If no verdict is reached by 10 30 p m it will be sealed and opened tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sullivan
Defense rests its case in cattle theft matter near jury
Defense rests its case in the cattle theft proceeding as the trial nears its end with jurors to hear final arguments. The incident involves alleged missing cattle and questions of ownership and responsibility presented to the jury.
Garvin Denies Alias as Testimony Is Allowed in Cattle Case
In Helena, defense rests in the United States v Lee and Garvin case over alleged stealing and brand alteration of Indian cattle. Garvin repeats prior testimony about money transfers and brand confusion while the judge allows consideration of fictitious names as regional custom. The report also covers a family reconciliation at the Big Hole battlefield where two brothers forgive a twenty year feud after reading their father’s name on a memorial stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
United States
Lee and Garvin
Lee
Anderson
Smith
Garvin
Moss
Billings
Hathorn
Texas
Matt Coats
Mr. Garvin
Mr. Hathorn
Samuel Garvin
Bill Coats
Matt Foster
Dodge City
Kan
Knowles
Fort Benton
Scotty
Missouri
Bill
Hank
Charlie van Scoy
Fred van Scoy
T.he Two
Big Hole
Harvey van Scoy
Twen
Father
Fred
Charlie
Peace on the Battlefield Special Correspondence
In August on the North Fork of the Pig Hole River Southern Montana a survey party rests after a hard day. Snow falls and the group, weary yet buoyant, awaits the companion outfit as starry night grows. A welcoming campfire meal and a ceremonial introduction follow under the light of two candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Dillon
Pig Hole
Rockies
Montana
Shelby Junction News Roundup from December Snow
A December snow storm aids stock buyers with J D Powers visiting to purchase fine horses. Great Northern upgrades sidetracks with new switch points. Local officials inspect work while Ed Pettigrew recovers. Santa plans and school Christmas trees spark Shelby activity as Knights of Pythias plan January officer installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Shelby Junction
J. D. Powers
Alberta
Great Northern
Conley
J. J. Hess
M. Taylor
H. F. Guth
John Town
Charles Moberly
M. A. Bass
Mar
Bass
Peter Kittock
Delano
Man
Virden
A. Hunt
Shelby House
Great Falls
Santa Claus
Shelby
Knights of Pythias
Teton Lodge
Lynching Threat in Wise Va Escaped by Guard
Rayton H. Miller coal company treasurer died after being shot at Tew Creek Virginia by Charles Pay. Charles Williams shot in the same incident may recover. Foy captured and rushed to Wise Va ahead of a mob of about 200 intent on lynching the assailant. Wise jail guarded to prevent the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Tenn
Rayton H. Miller
Coal Company
Tew Creek
Charles Pay
Miller
Philadelphia
Charles Williams
Foy
Wise
Riot erupts as Finlanders clash with police in Red Lodge
Police arrest Isaac Costin after a drunken up town row. A gang of coal diggers and Finnish men assail Officer McAlister as he retrieves handcuffs. Shots are fired in pursuit, Batavat is captured after a fierce struggle and Bond is posted. Costin is retaken without further incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Red Lodge
Fina
Isaac Costin
McAlister
Spofford
Main Street
Finn
Matthew Batavat
Riots by Unemployed in Budapest Parade Causes Clashes
Riots by five thousand unemployed men in Budapest broke into clashes with police near the Nazi club. Police charged with drawn sabers and dispersed the procession. Smaller groups looted shops after the main demonstration organized by social democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Joth
Social Democrats
Ferguson Loses Decision in Woolwich Bout
London December 21 Sandy Ferguson of Poston lost a five round fight by decision to Ben Taylor of Woolwich in a fast paced bout. Ferguson led early but Taylor rallied and finished strong in a close contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sandy” Ferguson
Poston
Ben Taylor
Woolwich
Ferguson
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Gage
Missoula
Dewey
Sampson
Butte
Kid Curry
Wieke
Fukkinowisn
Lion
Salt Lake Killing
Attorney Reeves
Divine
Nelson A, Miles
War Department
Washington
Nelson A. Miles
United States Army
Party of
Travelers
Goddard
O. F. Goddard
Ewing
Johnston
Jostetter
Will Curb
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