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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1902
Page
11
Butte police summary for December shows 317 arrests across offenses including 141 regular fines and 154 inmates. Fines totaled 1655 dollars. meals and lighting costs noted. property stolen 7206 with 370 recovered. Patrols logged 130 miles and 1M calls. fires responded to twice. 39 lodgings used in jail. closing sale ad clutter appears at end.
Attorney General James Donovan arrived from Helena last night. Hiram Rogers of Anaconda was in Butte on legal business yesterday. Cattleman N. J. Bielenberg of Deer Lodge is in Butte on business. County Attorney J. M. Duffy of Deer Lodge up from Anaconda yesterday. Dr. W. W. Taylor left for Minneapolis to regain his health after a runaway injury. Library trustees met with no quorum and audited current bills. The Colson case involving alleged unlawful cohabitation with May Jones was dismissed at Mrs. Colson’s request. Miss Jones was not arrested.
President Charles I Thwing of Western Reserve University reports that most major railroad presidents favor college training before entering railroading. They say the advantages of a higher education outweigh the drawbacks for those pursuing railroad service.
In a letter to the Association of American publishers in New York, T. Pioneer declines a dinner invitation yet acknowledges the U S progress over the past decade. He admires the broader scope and greater human interest now reflected in modern journalism, attributing it to American journalism.
King Carlos and Queen Amelia opened the cortes in Lisbon with the king delivering the speech. He reported Portugal's foreign relations as friendly, mourned President McKinley, and noted a modus vivendi with Great Britain on Lorenzo Marques trade.
London dispatch from the Valparaiso Times correspondent reports the protocol recently signed by Argentina and Chile will be accepted by Argentina. It also notes that the calling out of the Chilean reserves has been postponed.
It is understood that King Edward will be compelled to ask parliament for a grant toward the Queen Victoria memorial. Only 185400 pounds has been subscribed so far and this sum will not suffice.
The Tablet reports that the pope has named a special commission to consider all questions related to biblical studies. Catholic scholars worldwide may apply in cases of difficulty to seek guidance.
New York January 2 Paul Blouet also known as Max O'Rell the French author and lecturer underwent a successful operation for appendicitis in this city today.
In a Puck panel a teacher asks for meaning of a phrase while a pupil misinterprets humorously delivering a pun about a blow to the solay plexus. The scene plays on wordplay and classroom banter typical of the era.
Mrs. Annie Forrest seeks a divorce from George Forrest after 30 years of marriage claiming neglect and habitual intemperance. They have five children aged 7 to 16 and lived in St Johns New Brunswick since their marriage on November 4 1871.
In Blessin a famed Paris detective arrests a man at the inn, eyes a mysterious wife and a zealous cure. The priest escapes with the prisoner, who is revealed to be the detective’s twin. The priest is recaptured. the jailer, Bernard, is humiliated as Father Polycarp vanishes and reappears in Etienne. The town never sees him again while Bernard clings to a doomed suspicion. A voyage ends with exotic butterflies landing in New York, introducing a new species.
A Chicago Journal brief notes a recently sighted ship returning to harbor after a voyage. The piece highlights the vessel's origin, cargo status, and the harbor authorities confirming safe arrival.
Keever Demers, keeper of the Cariboo light, and his family were last seen April 25 when they left the island in a sailboat. A search by the Arabian supply boat found no sign of life after August 1, with the remote site several miles from the mainland and no contact for over six months.
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