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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1910
Page
11
An 87 year old woman, Mrs Nally, mother of Mrs BE Reilly, fell from kitchen stairs to the basement unconscious. She died soon after as medical staff warned she would not recover, the cause of the fall still under investigation in a critical condition.
Tittsturg Jen refere e in bank ruptcy Blatt Wassel Jan 13 hear ing on it petition for an order to sell one af the personal property of Harry Thaw now confined In the Mattna Thaw's interest in several pieces of real estate in this city will go sand among other articles his rags combs hair and decks day jester books and pleasure. The whole property valued at 749000. The want ad way to not incalibla in a capring. A observer but it's a good deal better than any other way.
The Arctic Club of America founded by Dr. Frederick A. Cook and supporters removed his name from the membership list amid the north pole controversy. The club previously hosted a banquet at the Waldorf Astoria as Cook faced rejection from Greenland and Copenhagen.
A warrant was issued today for Kelgar Donke at Chicago by Hamilton County Prosecuting Attorney Funt after a receipt of store goods. Allegations state Kelgar Donke received $400 from Charles Le Warriner, former treasurer of the Big Pour railroad, under sentence of years for embezzlement.
Mrs Walter Lillywack reports two children injured in a blaze at a Lyons Kansas home. One child died, another severely burned, as authorities investigate possible cause and fire origin. Ortan Brox advertises piano and organ services at 214-218 Main Street.
Terrible plight of Butte people and snowbound travel amid a Beaver Canyon snow disaster on the Utah line between Pocatello and Montana. Passengers recall days without beer or strong drink, rail crews fighting snow with rotary plows, and the hope of reopening the line to reach Lina and a hotel bar that did brisk business despite the odds.
In Cincinnati the telegraphers on the Big Four railroad avoided a walkout after a committee of the Order of Railway Telegraphers and road officials agreed to submit the dispute to arbitration. Separately, conductors and trainmen were preparing a grievance list for presentation to all railroads entering Cincinnati.
Dietch alias Jake Cunen faced a Montana court action for bigamy. He was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary and fined 3000 dollars, with his attorneys seeking an appeal as the judge noted limited evidence and language barriers hampering Dietch’s defense.
Washington reports a plan to secure government backing for a trans coast railroad from tidewater to interior Alaska. The Guggenheim interests back a scheme to guarantee the project with a general law enabling government covenants and bonus rights. The exhibit outlines copper properties in Copper River and aims to illustrate potential agricultural and traffic gains for the Alaska railroad route.
Washington demands for Zelaya arrest and punishment were deemed unnecessary by the House today as several measures proposing action against the former president were tabled or killed. The session focused on evaluating options without immediate punitive steps.
In a murder trial, defense attorney William Meyer argues Griffin was insane at the time of the killing. A key witness, Callahan, described the shooting at Leary saloon, while Callahan testified Griffin fired then disappeared. The defense contends Griffin’s mental state and delusions prevented him from forming intent to kill.
Eminent physicians would testify the defendant is insane. A juror noted that verdict exonerating him would lead to confinement in Warm Springs asylum. Brother Tim Griffin testified the defendant had been crazy for over a year, with episodes including misidentifying family and wandering cold, prompting concern from relatives and neighbors. The defense and state expect numerous witnesses. a sale ad and medical case accompany this dispatch.
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