Chinese Not Worried Smey Take toemniesty
The fragmentary note presents a cryptic line about Chinese concerns and a philosophical stance on a diplomatic proposal. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable from the readable text.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1902
Page
10
The fragmentary note presents a cryptic line about Chinese concerns and a philosophical stance on a diplomatic proposal. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable from the readable text.
Bath residents report on a proposed £500,000,000 indemnity distribution after recent boxer outrages. Chinamen in the colony discuss if a voluntary payment might be required, with ministers and consuls to relay instructions from the home government. Some expect to return to China in retirement, seeking peace and plenty.
The Oakland handicap over one mile and 30 yards produced a nose victory for Homestead who took the lead late. Officials investigate alleged doping of The Giver with no conclusions yet. Other races saw Jarretierre d Or, Dangerous Maid, La Pius, El Mide and others winning with several seconds and thirds noted.
At New Orleans a series of races saw Onex win the first event with Pensance second and El Gohy third. The six furlongs race produced Line as winner with Or Siphon third. In the mile race Garter Banne fimed Miller Omni and Henry of Franistiamap finished third. Nellie Wade won the furlongs race with Semicolon second and St Cuthbert third. Governor Bowwen Campus Major Muansir Z appeared in the second race results with Mawan Way placing third.
A probate court issues orders distributing multiple estates by judge’s order. The action confirms asset transfers and final settlements among heirs and creditors. Cases detail probate proceedings, governing law, and distribution schedules.
In a probate docket yesterday Judge McClernan urged guardian Janus Wilton to show cause why he should not be held in contempt for neglecting duties in the estate of Mari toudgers. Thresher cited illness as reason. court ordered written filings within a week and possible removal from trust. Subsequent matters included estate settlements for Christopher Risberger and Grace Brewer, with accounts examined and new letters issued in several decedent cases.
Hotel listing notes a plan at $1.50 per day and upward under an American plan. The entry references fines and a table west of New, indicating location and penalties details in the damaged OCR snippet.
Younes of the Union Pacific has become general auditor for the Oregon Shore Line and Oregon Railway and Navigation Company, overseeing 1540 miles of railroad. Headquarters now in New Orleans and Houston, with Neowall central offices and regional hubs in Omaha Salt Lake Portland San Francisco New Orleans and Houston.
Sper reports the first consignment of sheep shipped from this vicinity aboard 22 large Northern Pacific stock cars. The 4000 wethers averaged 12 pounds each with several at 140 pounds after 40 days on alfalfa. An additional 5000 sheep are planned for shipment in about two weeks with expected average weight no less than 133 pounds.
Special Dispatch reports the Montana Supreme Court refused Attorney J E Healy of Butte a writ of review challenging Judge Clancy’s contempt fine during the Nixon Andrews dispute on East Granite street. The court ruled the affidavit lacked a copy of the order and failed to state a cause for noncompliance. Also notes Men’s walkwear overshadows three dollars and fifty cents at Boocher’s.
The obituary notes 29 year old T. Frank Normoyle a prominent figure in Silver Bow politics and state legislature who died after an appendicitis operation in Murray & Freund's hospital. He served in 1888 and was active in local duties including deputy to the clerk of the district court and a bookkeeper for Anaconda company. He leaves a widow two children and his mother Mrs. Tim Sullivan.
Governor Wood pardons all prisoners in Cuban island jails on recommendation of the Cubana secretary of justice. Full pardons issued to most inmates. Manuel Lorenzo Forcade and Enrique Cagigas Junce receive partial pardons after appeals concerning falsifying official documents.
Livingston officials held a special session to resolve financing for a new Yellowstone river bridge. Bids were let two months ago with a contract to C B Peppard of Missouri. Unable to agree on county city cost sharing, they will repair the old Main Street bridge per John F Soht plans. A petition will circulate locally.
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