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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1902
Page
1
Senator harshly denounces a San Francisco court ruling and says the Alaskan judge should not have been convicted. Mr Tillman approves publishing the record of the remarks.
The Senate advanced the urgent deficiency appropriation bill after a lengthy debate over Judge Noyes of Alaska and Alexander McKenzie. Senator McCumber defended Noyes and McKenzie, criticizing the San Francisco circuit court of appeals while Senator Tillman argued for a balanced record. The discussion touched on alleged Alaska corruption, the need for habeas corpus and court fairness, and the ongoing appropriations including a Manila military post.
The quote describes actor Neill recounting a painful initiation experience in which family members suffered an insult and could not retaliate. He thanks a young man for the apology given after striking him behind during the entrance ritual in the inner sanctum.
Thirteen people died and many injured as a gas explosion at Twenty second street and Archer avenue wrecked two buildings, sparked fires, and sent flames and flying debris across the neighborhood. The dead include Otto Trostle and Lena Trostle among others. cause under investigation with illuminating or sewer gas both considered.
A blast knocked down several people and toppled a meat market and a two story saloon run by John McLeod near 274 Twenty-second Street. Flames consumed the ruins, with reports of possible deaths unconfirmed. The People’s hospital beside the Trestle building escaped further injury as windows were blown out but patients remained unharmed.
Catherine Cross is stabbed by Lou Barnett in Knoxville after she refuses to stop singing a song about Kid Curry. The confrontation follows Cross’s infatuation with Curry and a prior incident that wounded patrolmen. cross-identity and motive are tied to Curry’s notoriety.
The imperial yacht Hohenzollern, sailing from Kiel January 18, reached its destination this morning. Admiral Count von Baudissin praised the voyage as unusually fine with no incidents. The ship plans to depart next Saturday for Bermuda, coal there for a day and a half, then proceed to New York aiming for a four hour crossing.
The Northwest Woolgrowers’ Convention in Helena records firm stances on two subjects after a spirited debate over each set of resolutions. Delegates voiced clear positions, reflecting farm policy and industry concerns.
Special dispatch from Helena reports a lively session of woolgrowers debating pure wool and against oleomargarine. J W Bailey of Oregon resigned then stayed on after convention urged him back, and a resolution favoring Grosvenor’s anti oleomargarine bill was split into two, with Oregon delegates opposing the coloring issue while supporting shoddy regulation.
Special dispatch reports in Bozeman as the Black murder trial continues. Testimony details capsules and medicines administered to Mr. Black during illness at Salesville. Dr. Chambliss describes autopsy findings and a brain appearance suggesting morphine poisoning.
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