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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1903

Page

8

Miraculous Narrow Escape in Mine Blast Injury

James O'Brien survived a premature explosion at the High Ore mine yesterday after a severe head trauma. Doctors initially expected death but performed an emergency operation. by nightfall he was conscious and resting, though in critical condition. The 25 year old supported by his widowed mother was injured around 4 30 oclock as blasting went wrong and he could not flee the drift.

James O'Brien O'Brien Brien O’brien

Motion Docket for Judge Harney's Court Morning

The calendar lists numerous motions and demurrers in the Harney district court. Cases include Schutz v Murray, Centennial Brewing v Pistoni administratrix, Mantle v Speculator, and several strikes and demurrers against parties such as Largey Adams, Dougherty, Griman, and Murray. Additional items involve costs, defaults, settlements of bills, and proofs in various actions.

J. Sullivan J. Wagner P. McCarthy D. Martin F. Aug Heinze Demurrer Er. P. Ferte John Stenberg M. P. McGuire J. B. Spencer T. F. Hickey Jake Kaufman D. Dorais J. RB. Furey

Two Informations Filed On Robbery And Vagrancy

County attorney prepared two informations charging Richard Thomas with robbery at the Goldberg block on December 27 and stealing goods worth 200 dollars from Fannie McDonald. Gladstone Bray and Frank Judge face vagrancy incorrigibility and burglary charges. Bray is 16 and Judge 12. The aim is to send the youths to Miles City reform school.

Bray Judge Reform School Miles City

Weather Prognosticator Bets No Snow Soon

Maj Daw son, succeeding J R Wharton as Butte weather prognosticator, predicts little snow despite flurries. He notes it has snowed lightly for an hour, then clears to a blue sky, with a defiant pose as Hoch the major cheers the scene.

Maj. Dawson J. R. Wharton Butte

Sultan of Achin Submits to Dutch Authority

The Hague January 3, the self styled sultan of Achin in Bumatra Dutch East Indies has tendered his submission in a formal official announcement.

Sultan OF Achin the Hague Sultan Bumatra Dutch East Indies

Expedition to exhume Dr Wine's remains

A party leaves Dupuyer tomorrow to dig up the corpse of Dr. Wine aged about 35 and transport the remains to his former residence in Virginia. The note records the planned exhumation and shipment by the group.

Dupuyer Dr. Wine Virginia

Beet Sugar Men From Michigan Map Cuba Treaty Stance

Michigan beet sugar representatives W S Humphrey H H Hatch and James G McPherson met at Senator Burrows room to decide on a course regarding the Cuban reciprocity treaty. They will wait for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee report before acting and doubt there will be a guarantee against further reductions. They have not canvassed the Senate.

Washington W. S. Humphrey H. H. Hatch James G. McPherson Michigan Senator Burrows Committee On Foreign Relations Senate

Inquest Held Over Dr W H Wine at Dupuyer

Special Dispatch reports a Dupuyer inquest into the death of Dr W H Wine who died in his room the day before. Heart disease is given as the cause after a brief investigation. Wine had practiced in Dupuyer for two years and was a Democratic coroner candidate who lost to Dr W H Stearns. Undertaker McAllister aided at the scene and in the proceedings.

The Standard Great Falls Dupuyer W. H. Wine Wine W. H. Stearns Undertaker McAllister

President Burt to Confer With Strikers

Omaha January 9 President Burt schedules a conference next Monday with the grievance committee of the Union Pacific trainmen. The case of striking shop men will be heard immediately after the trainmen's appeal.

Omaha Burt Union Pacific

Unemployed March In London Attracts Attention

More than a thousand unemployed people, joined by mounted and unmounted police, marched through central London and the west end today. The procession proceeded without any disorder.

London

German Budget Estimates Set Resident Minister at Havana

Berlin officials today reported the foreign office budget sets ten thousand six hundred twenty five dollars for a minister resident at Havana. The figure appears in the latest budget outlines and reflects ongoing diplomatic staffing costs in Cuba.

Berlin Foreign Office Havana

Heinze and a Hackman Clash Over Grip Charge at Helena Depot

In Helena a dispute unfolds when F Augustus Heinze tries to pay two bits for a porter to haul his grip. The hackman demands 50 cents, returns the two bits, and Heinze pockets the money. The confrontation draws a crowd as the hackmen taunt the mining magnate.

Helena F. Augustus Heinze Butte Heinze Great Northern Hackman Mr. Heinze

Frustrated Passenger Grumbles as Trainman Returns

A commuter in Butte complains loudly during a station scene, muttering "Two bits" about hauling his grip while Heinze smiles through the clash of opinions and travel delays at the platform.

Butte Heinze

Pension Bills Debate Quiet in House Amid Private Measures

In Washington on January 9 144 private pension bills passed with no items of special importance. Mr Russell of Texas challenged haste in pension reviews prompting debate while Mr Lacey of Iowa cited limits of relief under existing laws. The House Judiciary Committee favored Littlefield's bill to speed anti trust suits and a Senate measure to raise Supreme Court and federal judges salaries with amendments lowering circuit and district judge pay and adding a judge to the eighth circuit.

Washington House Russell Texas de Graffenreid Congress Lacey Iowa House Judiciary Committee Littlefield Senate Supreme Court United States

Senator MacLaurin presses Indianola post office reopening

Washington on January 9 Senator MacLaurin of Mississippi urged Postmaster General Payne to reopen the Indianola post office. Payne said the case rests with the president who is giving the question careful consideration.

Washington MacLaurin Mississippi Payne Indianola

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