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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1903
Page
20
Hearing in the Shores Stivers disbarment case is set to continue January 12. Judge McClernan has issued written notices for service to Sher Quinn. Defense counsel Vaile is in Denver arranging travel. most testimony has been submitted, with possible rebuttal after Stivers' testimony.
Ruben Mortensen and Lafe Stern ran away from Missoula on Christmas day and reached Butte. They were turned over to their parents and brought back to Missoula where their parents promised a warm reception. The boys claimed various family ties and stated their father was drunk with $150 present. Police confirmed their Missoula origin and held them for arrival of their parents.
Col J N Andrews US Army retired dies in Orange Virginia at age with a West Point class of 1840. He led 2nd Infantry after the Civil War and was promoted to colonel in 1895. He briefly served as brigadier general of volunteers during the Spanish War and retired in 1899 at his own request.
A brief dealer note urges readers to inspect available diamonds before purchase and mentions a contact point with the name Itkin.
James Martin, condemned murderer, remains hopeful as attorney Thomas Morrin prepares a supreme court rehearing on legal grounds. The court’s Dee 21 decision affirms first degree murder. remittitur likely arrive after 15 day period ending next Monday. Martin under death guard reports good health and spirits.
Butte Ministerial Association met with no paper read. Rev. J W Tait planned to speak on The Divine Method of the World’s Redemption at the next session. Rabbi Weiss invited a minister to represent at the Jewish Synagogue dedicatory exercises February 22 and a delivery appointment will be made. Weekly Sunday afternoon services were arranged for the poor farm.
An anniversary evening event for M. W. of A. is noted for January with activities planned and attendees expected.
The Modern Woodmen of America Silver Bow camp marks its 21st anniversary on January 5 in the Auditorium with an address by Attorney Edwin M. Lamb and a high order musical programme. Local talent will perform and officers will be installed followed by a grand ball. Officers to be installed include C. W. Dempster W. S. Hawes H. Winchester William Worth and F. H. Wright. The celebration committee includes Clarence N. Davidson H. L. Winchester William Worth M. Millzner and F. H. Wright. About 600 members are in the city and a large attendance is expected.
Mrs. Ross testified at the county attorney office that her husband John A. Ross a blacksmith threatened to kill her and abused her when drinking. She sought bonds to keep the peace as Prosecutor Yancey considered sufficient evidence for filing in Ruth Butte's court. A ticket bearing number 75 907 is mentioned by Symons Dry Goods.
Vice Chancellor Pitney refused mercy for the Paterson silk mill strikers Frank and Dugan. Two men and six girls were found guilty of contempt for violating the injunction aimed at preventing interference with workers and making it uncomfortable for those who wished to work. The decision reaffirms the illegality of pressuring workers.
The Harmony club of Seattle with 314 prominent Jewish citizens appeals to President Roosevelt, the Washington delegation, and William R Hearst for aid and intercession for Jews in Kiehmner facing massacre on January 7. Gov. Henry McBride endorses the telegram.
Officials from Mechanics National Bank reiterate VP Orr statement that the bank is not financially affected by President Garth's death. Garth and his father held large stock, not liquidated, with a credit to the late president in his account. He was not in financial trouble, valued at 100000 to 150000 dollars.
Four thousand Macedonian revolutionists led by eighty Bulgarian officers are prepared to invade Turkish territory, with Turkish officers urged to maintain vigilance and rumors of a second army reserve callup.
Danville Illinois December 28 Catherine Mc Vey a pastry cook at a Danville hotel where Abraham Lincoln stayed died suddenly today at age 104 Her long life spanned the Civil War era and into the modern age with ties to Lincoln era hospitality.
Examination of ex Senators Nichols and McKnight for subornation of perjury in the Lant K. Salisbury case resumed. Arthur Stowe testimony about an alleged bribe attempt was read. Proceedings adjourned until Wednesday.
In Chicago on December 28 the defense asked for a three month delay after press reports of the crimes of Neidermeier Van Dyne and Marx. Separate trials were requested as Kersten took the matter under advisement and the judge heard the arraignment proceedings.
Purchasing agents in Ontario Ogden Utah report they will be released after January first by agreement among firms. Managers decided to withdraw from the field and share market chances in Omaha Kansas City and Chicago. Great sport at Holland street skating rink admission ten cents.
Two tugs and twelve men were trapped two miles offshore in heavy ice near Cleveland yesterday. The harbor tug Frank W. broke through the ice after hours of effort and towed the trapped vessels safely to port.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Miles City, December 28. Mike Maloney, a Northern Pacific section hand, suffered an epileptic attack near the electric light plant this morning. Dr. Andrus was summoned and he was moved to the hospital.
Chief of Detectives Desmond will return to Mexico to secure Charles Kratz former city council member wanted here for trial on a bribery indictment and who the Mexican government agreed to surrender last week.
Justice Levenstein denied a permanent injunction sought by Louis Quand and Charles Bails foreman and assistant foreman at the New York Herald. The court ruled their union ties make them subject to union rules and refused court interference. The plaintiffs may appeal to the broader affiliated body as a prerequisite to equity relief.
The secretary of state filed on Saturday the indemnity bond of Silver Bow National Bank of Butte to State Treasurer A H Barret. Bonded by Charles R Leonard president Fayette Harrington cashier and by American Bonding Co of Baltimore for 100000 dollars. If state funds deposited exceed 50000 the bond becomes void.
Fred Williams arrested for mayhem after allegedly biting Joseph Robinson’s ear in Helena. He pleaded not guilty before Justice F L Reece. Bonds set at 500 dollars.未 furnished, he remains jailed. Trial slated for tomorrow at 7 30 p m. Robinson says incident occurred during a Bitter Root valley visit.
Great Falls December 23 Tom Merrit was taken into custody after an incident involving a turkey theft. Local authorities did not release further details as the case proceeded.
Convicted and sentenced to five months in the county jail by Judge Safford. Merrit admitted taking one turkey and denied stealing five, after being charged with the theft of five turkeys.
Helena Montana December 28 Robert Hoppenrath who was shot Saturday in the Zanzibar saloon is improving but remains in a precarious condition. His father Rob Hoppenwath is en route to Helena and is expected Tuesday. The wounded man’s family lives in Minnesota. Dr Brooke extracted the bullet from his neck through entry below the left nipple and travel upward.
Bernard Peterson of Radersburg and Miss Margaret Danielson of Helena wed at the Sandquist home on Saturday afternoon December 26. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Sandquist, Miss Anna Pearson, Miss Magda Diller, Miss Augusta Rigdom, Otto Peterson and Carl Mordstrom. Peterson is a mining man with interests near Radersburg.
Chillicothe Missouri December 28 John Morris an extensive breeder of shorthorn cattle died at his home near here at age 74 He was a prominent figure in local agricultural circles and owned a large herd across the region.
Chicago December 28 Mrs Van Sullivan born Margaret F Buchannan died after a week long illness following a stroke of paralysis. A prolific scholar of Greek Latin and French she contributed to the New York Sun and edited for the Chicago Times and Chicago Chronicle.
In Helena a large congregation heard Rev. Walter M. Jordan deliver his farewell sermon at the First Christian Church. His resignation takes effect January 1 as he moves to Quincy Illinois to serve as pastor of the Christian church there.
The funeral of Mrs. E. J. Powers was held today at the family residence 313 Montana avenue. Interment followed at Forestvale cemetery with many attendees.
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