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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1901
Page
2
A circulation report details a ring of ticket forgers using Erne Roads as their routes to pass counterfeit passes. Investigators track the operation through multiple incidents and warn residents to verify authenticity before purchases.
A gang of ticket forgers in Kansas City used bogus perforating stamps conductors train checks and livestock contracts to fraudulently obtain tickets. Missouri Pacific officials estimate thousands in losses as detectives expand surveillance and warn of further arrests.
Livingston December meeting selects George D. Horner of Charles City Iowa to fill the commercial department post succeeding Margaret M Moore who resigns but intends to sue for ten months salary. The board cites lack of qualification and missing certificates. County superintendent issues new certificates to several teachers including Clara Yarger Margaret Moore Jewel Newton Louise Larroch Robert McLaughlin Emma Searles and Alice Mather. Tax collection totals and penalties noted with small payments received after delinquent list.
Archbishop Ireland of St. Paul praised the Chicago arbitration conference as a great success. He cited the quality of participants and the aims to pursue along with the potential results for labor and capital harmony.
London reports a buoyant week with belief the South African war is winding down. Northeastern Railway plans to Americanize its traffic dept to cut freight and passenger costs, signaling potential industry-wide changes. Watch for rail policy shifts and possible government funding effects on the money market and gold flows.
On the Bors e Berlin, December 22, the market slows as dealers close engagements for the holiday. Government funds show little activity while fixed interest bearers attract large transactions. Municipal loans attract huge demand and a Vienna street railway municipalization loan garners interest with Deutsche Bank and others taking allotments totaling 285,090,000.
Bozeman hosts the Gallatin county farmers institute finishing after two days of papers and talks. Topics included alfalfa raising grain farming summer fallowing and soil conservation. Varied sessions covered butter making orchards beekeeping poultry and irrigation law debates with several speakers and demonstrations.
Tegler of Minneapolis buys Tebeau’s Denver franchise interest at Broadway and shifts focus to Kansas City and the American Association. Crendon, Denver’s former third baseman, signs with Kansas City.
President Loubet unveiled a Baudin statue in Faubourg Saint Antoine honoring the 1851 martyr. Nationalist and socialist factions clashed as M. Dauszet pressed to speak, police intervened, several arrests followed, and ministers praised Baudin’s republican resilience.
A series of scattered time stamps show operations at Brickyard and Carroll with entries between 6:00 a.m. and midnight. Notable marks include 1:38 p.m. and 11:05 p.m. along with midnights and late afternoon notations.
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