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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1903

Page

16

Gravelle Faces Trial With Dramatic Testimony

Witnesses describe Gravelle's alleged schemes for quick money and a plan to dynamite railroad track. Trailing across mountains, powder found near the Great Northern line ties Gravelle to a broader escape plot and possible East End operations.

Ike Great Northern Hector Coty Bert Coty Gravelle Helena Priest's Pass Carl Anderson Tron Siding Charles C. Nelson Charles C Nelson Anderson Joe Quesenberry Major Keown Mr. la Croix Sam

Fear Of Poisoning Claimed Woman's Death

Chicago coroner's physician ruled the death of Virginia Jackson an accident of fear. The elderly woman's heart burst after she believed she had been poisoned. a neighbor's medicine and her own panic precipitated the fatal outcome.

Chicago Springer Virginia Jackson

Taft Proclaims Mexican Dollars for U S Duties

Governor Taft of the Philippines issues a proclamation dated December 18 1908 and made public by the war department announces that Mexican silver dollars shall be receivable for public duties until January 1 1904 at the rate of 2.30 Mexican currency per 1 United States dollar unless the rate is later changed.

Washington Taft Philippines War Department United States

Telluride Union Leaders Arrested in Mine Interference

President Miller, Secretary O. M. Carpenter and 17 other Telluride miners union members were arrested on December 22 on charges of intimidating workers and preventing them from entering the Tomboy mine.

Denver Telluride Miller OU. M. Carpenter Telluride Miners’ Union Tomboy

Ministers Discuss Russo Japanese Tensions and War Readiness

Reports from Tokio say Russia rejects key points on Chinese and Korean sovereignty amid rising war prep. Komura met Baron de Rosen as tensions heighten. Japan presses to finish the Seoul Fasan railroad while the public urges curbing Russian aggression.

Komura Baron de Rosen Japan Russia Komuta Seoul-Fasan

Chinese officials alarmed by Russo Japanese war risk

In Peking officials fear a Russo Japanese war and urge U S intervention to warn the dowager empress. Wu Ting Fang seeks a meeting to press for a strong army and foreign affairs experience. China hopes to stay neutral but faces Japanese pressure and a possible loss of sovereignty in Manchuria.

Peking China Wu Ting Fang United States Legation Manchuria Russia

Russia Japan Talks Expected to End Amicably

A Reuters dispatch from Tientsin reports a high authority says negotiations between Russia and Japan will end on amicable terms. The message notes the potential for a peaceful settlement and avoids escalation or conflict.

London Reuter Tientsin Russia Japan

A Guaranteed Cure for Piles Advertisement Promise

A druggist offers PAZO OINTMENT claiming cures for piles including itching bleeding and protruding symptoms. If not cured within a stated period a money refund is offered under terms seen in the advertisement.

No Truth in It Report About Czar’s Birth

St. Petersburg dispatch denies a U S news agency claim that the czar has a dead newborn son. The report is described as absurd and implausible given the czarina’s reported pure life and the impossibility of concealing such an event.

St. Petersburg United States Czarina

Settlement hopes rise as Chicago drivers strike narrows

Chicago dispatch reports both sides moving toward arbitration to end the liverymen strike. Employers threaten non union hires and injunctions if no peaceable settlement by tomorrow. Funeral delays and pool to withhold hearses add to tensions as mortuary needs clash with union action.

Liverymen's Association

Shea Denies Union Interference in Chicago Funerals

Cornelius P. Shea of the United Brotherhood of Teamsters asserts no union men disrupt funerals in Chicago. He says liverymen and funeral directors’ groups instigate reports and explains strikers refuse to drive livery rigs until $2 daily pay and 12 hours off after a workday are granted.

Indianapolis Ind Cornelius P. Shea United Brotherhood of Teamsters Chicago Chicago Liverymen's Association

Czar Sends Photograph to Bryan in Russia

The czar sent his photograph with autograph to William J. Bryan. Ambassador McCormick hosted a luncheon for Bryan Prince Kahil koff the minister of public works and railroads and other officials in St Petersburg.

St. Petersburg William J. Bryan Ambassador McCormick Mr. Bryan Prince Kahilkoff

Three More Deaths From Typhoid in Butler

Three deaths occurred today in Butler Pennsylvania from typhoid fever bringing the toll to 72. Four new cases were reported, extending the outbreak.

Butler

Frames Included In Low Priced Show Window Displays

Shop windows showframes included in sale prices causing shoppers to misread prices. Marked as low in price this year, buyers often think frames are extra, but they are part of the deal.

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