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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1902
Page
1
General Von Boguslawski applauds Uncle Sam's Monroe Doctrine calling it a great piece of impudence and argues European nations must not recognize it as international law. He warns the United States will enforce it with stern measures if challenged. German paper objects to Bowen.
An Associated Press interview cites foreign secretary Richthofen and German officials debating arbitration with The Hague regarding Venezuela. The dialogue questions whether U S actions and the blockade will be raised or remain until arbitration is settled, noting mixed German reaction and the influence on American prestige.
In South Deer Lodge a district court judge ruled for Barn den in the sheriff election contest against McMan man. The trial examined how ballots could have been altered or miscounted at the vault window and whether both candidates were voted for on the same ticket. The court ordered a recount of votes in the precinct, finding only one ballot showed both McMan man and Harnden voted for the sheriff and state offices. The decision upheld Barn den as contestee and directed continued watch over county election integrity.
A fragmentary report notes a missing person case involving Jessie Menon and a body found later. authorities consider a possible arson link as they probe the area where the incident occurred and search for witnesses.
In Los Angeles Mrs Jessie Renton Fremont dies and requests cremation. Funeral at Mea Episcopal Church is set for tomorrow. Her ashes will lie beside Gen Fremont’s grave on the Hudson. Fremont, a Missourian, daughter of Col Thornton, rose to social prominence in Washington and California, with a life marked by resilience and a celebrated residence in Los Angeles.
The viceroy Lord Curzon of Kedleston opens the Delhi durbar with a grand procession of elephants, riders in jeweled harness, and royal guards. Duke of Connaught and Lady Curzon attend as crowds fill the route, signaling a festival of imperial splendor and ceremonial pomp.
A contempt hearing in San Juan involving Lieut Decker and others centered on loading wagons at a naval station. Testimony linked Robert Giles and Lieut Stewart Mo Pooker to orders used during the operation. Decker refused to testify about wagon loading and was ordered to show cause why he should not be jailed for contempt. The matter adjourned for conveyances. In Pearl district, miner Sam Johnson died when a heavy rock fell at the Choekina mine level.
Vienna December 2 The semiconscial Werner Abendpontage reports Emperor Francis Joseph has accepted Archduke Leopold Ferdinand’s renunciation of his rank and sanctioned his civil name Woefling, with orders to strike the related inscription from the Golden Fleece lists.
Wichita dispatch reports Perry Oklahoma sheriff Fortt and a posse captured an alleged robber, William Evans, after a Sunday morning hold up of a Mulhall establishment. Ten suspects fled. one hid in a hilltop salon with four revolvers and ammunition. Authorities recovered ten thousand eight hundred sixty dollars in cash, including two hundred eight dollars in pennies, and the prisoners await Perry Jail.
Ottawa dispatch reports the U S president sent a private telegra m to the governor general and Lady Minto conveying best wishes for the New Year and expressing earnest hope for Canada welfare and prosperity.
Berlin reports Prince Henry of Prussia may visit the United States again in 1904. The notice cites plans linked to the Saint Louis Exposition and an unveiling in Philadelphia, with details still unsettled.
Morocco is reported to have fled the palace at Fez with artillery and ammunition, as Spain readies troops at Ceuta and Mellila to reinforce the garrison if needed. A Spanish cruiser is ordered to Tangier, and European powers may send warships. Moroccans claim the sultan’s defeat was due to surprise, not a major battle.
King Alfonso with Gen Weyler and the Duke of Vers gun debated the Tangier situation and possible reinforcements. The Infanta Isabella cruiser has sailed to Tangier while ambassadors in Paris and London seek French and British views on the crisis.
Testimony centers on dispatcher Kerr and operators Watford Wyoming as a collision between express No. 5 and freight at Wanstead prompted orders to stop or proceed. Officials discuss who gave or cancelled the orders, with accusations of a busted order and delays before authorities adjourned the session.
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