Judge Holloway Inaugurated as New Incumbent
Chief Justice Theodore Brantly administers the oath as Judge Holloway takes office. The new incumbent dons his gown and immediately begins duties.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1903
Page
2
Holloway Sworn as Associate Justice of Montana Supreme Court
William L. Holloway was sworn in as associate justice before a crowded Montana Supreme Court chamber. Chief Justice Brantly administered the oath and Holloway took his seat on the bench amid formal handshakes with retiring Justice Pigott and other judges. The ceremony, brief and simple, drew state officials, lawyers, and citizens from diverse walks of life. Attorney General Donovan welcomed Holloway and thanked Pigott before the new justice began his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Montana
Supreme Court
William L. Holloway
Theodore Brantly
Holloway
Marshal Crutcher
William T. Pigott
George R. Milburn
Brantly
State Bar
Butte
Capitol
Gov. Toole
Crutcher
Old Court
James Donovan
Pigott
Toledo Births of Quartet for Mrs Spychalsky
In Toledo on January 5 three of the Ormsby quartet were born, with a fourth arriving today. The mother, Mrs Stanislaus Spychalsky, and all four infants are reported as doing well and strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Ormsby
Stanislaus Spychalsky
Clash Over Army Bill Prompts Objections in House
Washington January 5 The House reassembled after a 15 day recess with few members present. Debate centered on a bill to create a general staff for the army with objections about whether it would remove the lieutenant general from command. Voting failed for lack of a quorum as 150 members were present at adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Henderson
Dewitt
Flanagan
Representative Salmon
Hull
Richardson
Tennessee
Hall
Bartlett
Georgia
Hayl
Virginia
Mr. Steele
Indiana
Mr. Hay
Senate
Hoar
Massachusetts
Lodge
New England
Finance Committee
Powers proposes tariff suspension on coal through 1903
Washington January 5 Representative Powers of Massachusetts offers a joint resolution to suspend all tariff laws on coal of any kind until November 1 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Massachusetts
Cable to Alaska Links Washington Headquarters With Columbia Center
The secretary of war submitted to the house an estimated cost of 485000 dollars to lay a cable from the department of the Columbia headquarters to the military telegraph systems in Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of War
House
Department of the Columbia
Alaska
Detroit City Enters Coal Business at Cost Prices
Detroit moves into the coal trade as the common council approves a $50,000 purchase fund to buy coal for sale to residents at cost. Mayor Maybury signs the resolution as bids are to be invited with afternoon advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Common Council
Maybury
Bishop Gulstan Ropert Dies in Honolulu
Bishop Gulstan Ropert, head of the Catholic church in the Hawaiian islands, died late last night. He sent a cable message to the pope in Rome asking for a blessing as his end approached, one of the first messages sent over the new cable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Jan
Pacific Cable
Gulstan Ropert
Hawaiian Islands
Ropert
Rome
Judge Pigott Issues Lengthy Opinion in Kelley Cayley Case
Judge William Pigott delivers a lengthy ruling affecting the Kelley Cayley matter. Associate Justice Milburn dissents, their clash signaling a pivotal moment in the case’s trajectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pigott
Supreme court opinion on McTighe murder remand
Helena January 5. The state supreme court issues a broad opinion by Justice Pigott on the McTighe murder case remanded for a second trial. It covers defense questions including private counsel paid by private means, jury voir dire for secret orders, and peremptory challenges, with concurrence and dissent among justices Brantly Milburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
State Supreme Court
William Pigott
Thomas McTighe
Justice Pigott
Lucas
Theodore Brantly
Milburn
Kelley
Butte
Keers
Supreme Court
No Cure No Pay PAZO Ointment Ad
Drugstore promotion states PAZO OINTMENT will refund the purchase price if it fails to cure Ringworm Tetter Old Ulcers and Sores Pimples and Blackheads on the face and all skin diseases. Price listed as 50 cents.
Senator Mason proposes temporary mine operation bill
Washington January 5 Senator Mason of Illinois introduced a bill to allow a judge to appoint a receiver for any unoperated coal mine when such shutdown harms the public. The receiver would run the mine until the court decrees that general welfare or public necessity no longer requires operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mason
Ilinois
United States
Theosophist Mrs Tingley Cross-Examined In L A Times Trial
Mrs. Tingley testified in the Los Angeles Times libel case recalling life at Point Loma and denying that character readings funded her maintenance. She acknowledged some quotes from Buddhist figures and Blavatsky while denying initiation into the Sons and Daughters of the Rising Sun and noting lectures at Point Loma and the Isis theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Tingley
Los Angeles Times
Point Doma
Jerome A. Anderson
San Francisco
Anderson
Point Loma
Mme. Blavatsky
William Q. Judge
Col. Olcott
War Secretary Is Married at St George's Church
War Secretary Broderick wed Miss Madeline Stanley at St George's Hanover Square with Premier Balfour as best man. The church drew 600 guests including Princess Christian, the Duke of Cambridge, Lord Lansdowne, and Sir Henry Stanley. King Edward presented a massive inkstand bearing the royal arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Broderick
Madeline Stanley
Jeane
St. George's Church
Hanover Square
Premier Balfour
Justice Jeune
Edward
Princess Christian
Duke of Cambridge
Lord Lansdowne
Sad Lady Roberts
Henry
Lady Stanley
Mr. White
United States
Jeune
Earl of Wymss
Miss Stanley
Lady Jeune
Jancis Jeune
Constantine Stanley
Brig Gen Eli Long Dies in New York
Brig. Gen. Eli Long of Plainfield New Jersey died in New York today. He served in the Civil War and was twice brevetted for gallantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eli Long
Plainfield
N. J
Indorsement on Woodworth Forefront of Disbarment Probe
Helena January 5 The affidavit of Fox and Fox Red Lodge attorneys claims their endorsement for F C Woodworth was forged and that neither signed letters of recommendation for his admission to the Montana bar The matter arose as Woodworth was admitted despite not yet being licensed at the time The supreme court is to consider action after the affidavit is presented and court proceedings conclude aguard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
William T. Pigott
Supreme Bench
R. Lee Ward
F. C
Woodward
Carbon County
Dent
Woodworth
Frank Henry
Henry
Supreme Court
Fox & Fox
Red Lodge
Ward
Theodore Brantly
Officer Leaves Fort Leavenworth with Family Trouble
Leavenworth Kan Jan 5 Lieutenant Perkins of the fourth cavalry vanished after taking four days leave last Tuesday. A woman claiming to be his wife Mrs Raynor and mother of his two children checked into a local hotel and provided details of the family.
Man Missing After Domestic Strife Amid Divorce Efforts
Witness describes the man leaving to escape his wife and seeking a divorce amid threats to kill. No foul play suspected as an officer retrieved a dress suitcase and clothes. Lieut. Col. Wygant in Col. Miner’s absence pledges full effort to capture the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Wygant
Miner
More Lucre for Officers In Boulder County Officials Reassigned
Boulder January 5 The county raised its class status from seventh to sixth increasing salaries starting new terms. A. V. Gibson Republican becomes sheriff with A. J. McLain under sheriff and E K Metall jailer. R Stranahan Republican elected county attorney. Tuttle to be replaced as treasurer by E W Burdick March 1. Clerk Charles Scharf reelected and Alma Kriger named superintendent of schools. Salary table includes 2500 for clerk recorder and 2000 for treasurer among others. Deputies retain pay. District court opens with Judge Parker. no jury expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Boulder
A. V. Gibson
Henry L. Sherlock
A. J.mclain
KE. R. Metall
Ek. L. Grady
R. Stranahan
J. Harold Murphy
Tuttle
E. W. Burdick
Charles Scharf
John T. Murphy
Alma Kriger
Jennie Fischer
R. M. Cralle
A. J. Holloway
Parker
Slayer of Chinaman Gets Forty Years
Ogden Utah January 5 William Brown convicted of robbing and murdering Gee Yen a Chinese gardener in this city months ago was sentenced by Judge Rolson to 40 years in the penitentiary James Young, who assisted Brown at the time of the crime, escaped from Ogden jail the night he was jailed and has never been found He has a long criminal record in Idaho and Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
William Brown
Gee Yen
Rolson
James Young
Brown
Idaho
George S. Hurd Admitted to Interior Bar
Washington on January 5 George S. Hurd of Glasgow Montana was admitted to practice before the interior department today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Washington
George S. Hurd
Glasgow
Mont
Interior Department
Senators Discuss Coal Point in Removal of Duty
Senators debated coal policy and the point of contention over removing a duty on coal imports. The discussion touched economic impact, energy supply, and potential effects on domestic industries.
Senate Sees Coal Duty Fight Amid 90 Day Suspension Debate
Senate reconvened with debates on coal duties as Lodge proposed a 60 to 90 day suspension on anthracite and Culberson pressed for immediate removal of the duty on anthracite. West charged a duty exists. Hearst accusations sparked a heated exchange with several Republicans. The session ran until 2 pm, then moved to executive time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culberson
Mr. Platt
Connecticut
West
Board of General Appraisers
Roosevelt
Jones
Arkansas
W. R. Hearst
Nelson
Minnesota
Senate
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Helena Arson Convict to Stand Trial Again
Arthur L. Green, jailed for arson and sentenced to 10 years at Deer Lodge, will be brought to Helena for a new trial. Judge Henry C. Smith ordered the return, and Sheriff O Connell heads to Deer Lodge tonight to arrange the transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Helena
Arthur Ll. Green
Deer Lodge
Henry C. Smith
District Court
Green
O'Connell
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Judge Holloway
Wstice
Theodore Brantly Ad
Cape
Steele
Lieutenant General
Passage
Hay
City
Gans & Klein
North Main
Tice Milburn
Justice William Pigott
Astoria
Mrs. Tingley
Theosophist
Mead of Universal Brotherhood de
Nies
Plains
Samuel M. Shortridge
Jesus Christ
Mr. Shortridge
Miss Madeline Stanley
Manhattan
Siegel
Qust
C. Woodworth
Recoms
LUCRE
Boulder Courthouse
A. J
Georges
Hurd
Senator Lodge
Sena
Tor Culberson
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