12 Feb 1902
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1902
Page
1
Robert G Ingersoll’s eulogy on Lincoln extols the president as a singular figure who wielded near absolute power without abusing it, opposing slavery, and embodying mercy and nobility amid the Civil War’s fierceness. The tribute notes his gentleness, self denial, and belief in pardon.
Salt Lake City ministers unite to publish a lengthy report alleging ongoing polygamy among Mormons and push a constitutional amendment. The document cites church leaders, seeks support in Congress, and faces denials from church leaders and the Deseret News.
The Marquis Frederick Temple Hamilton Blackwood, Earl of Dufferin, former governor general of Canada and viceroy of India, died after a long public career. Born June 24, 1826 in Florence, he held key posts including under secretary for India and war, and served as ambassador in St. Petersburg and Constantinople. His 1872–1878 Canada tenure was noted for social leadership and Pacific cordiality.
Jerry McCarty confessed to stealing diamonds from C. B. Clauson's trunks stored at Glendive's Northern Pacific station on Jan. 19. Judge Charles H. Loud sentenced McCarty to five years at hard labor in Deer Lodge. attorney J. Halverson argued for a lighter sentence.
The Bozeman court hears expert testimony on whether Buck Black died from morphine or arsenic poisoning. Drs Holmes Piedalcu and Whitefoot describe morphine and arsenic symptoms, permanganate treatment limits, and discuss ptomaine and his poisoning distinctions as the trial continues.
The Montana governor reviews charges from the Helena chapter of the Montana Fish and Game Protective association regarding State Game Warden W. F. Scott. He cites widespread endorsements from gun clubs, sportsmen, and citizens and says the warden and deputies perform their duties well. Scott contestes the association’s local resolutions and questions the secretary’s authority and meeting quorum.
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