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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1906
Page
1
Mrs Chadwick is in the pen as a secretary's office identifies her as a woman in custody. The report notes the inmate status tied to a secretarial office and names the detainee.
Mrs Rie L Chadwick faced conspiracy to wreck Citizens National Bank at Oberlin Ohio. She was escorted from Oberlin to prison amid a crowd as ten policemen guarded the station. She traveled via Columbus in a Pullman car. special arrangements were made in the women's department for her reception.
Mrs Cassie L Chadwick alias Ming Devere faces a ten year sentence for conspiring to wreck a national bank. Identified at Cleveland prison she was once Mme Devere and Mme Vere. She faced nervous strain and hospital care during transfer to Columbus for imprisonment. The case includes prior forgery term and attempted stay of execution.
Cossacks attacked the Armenian seminary near Tiflis after bombs were thrown by a youth patrol. The siege caused a major fire, with 33 killed or injured. Four Cossacks were wounded and a boy died in the blast. Troops shelled another Armenian house, killing residents and seizing weapons.
In Cleveland on January 12 an investigating committee reported findings from Denman Prior Co. meetings. The probe suggests extensive fraud amounting to hundreds of thousands of dollars. The alleged schemes are linked to three issued bonds and involve multiple stakeholders.
A Chinese delegation led by Tuan Pang and Wah Vung Tan arrived from the Orient on the Biberta escorting 62 people. They were welcomed by a committee headed by Professor Jenks of Cornell and were landed at the St Francis hotel for an indefinite stay with plans for a banquet and meetings with local merchants and officials.
Ambiguous OCR fragment outlines a water rights dispute involving the New Harlem Irrigation Company and others versus the Tort Belknap Canal and Irrigation Company. Mentions individuals Afonna Ellis Forbes Juickley Privellin MeDANels Gamble Slad Gamble and related separate answers.
The filing lists numerous defendants including Robert Gannaway James Dougherty John Forgey Annie Cronk William McDaniel Antelia Honasei Nathaniel Wolary Renard Eilers Alfa Wolary Catherine Forgey Louis Veseth Len Bateman Vernon Dutlar Jenne Soderstrom John Buckley Amos Everett August Nyatrom Fred Tegan and others. It states defendants answer the lands possessed and claims for water appropriations and asks that rights be adjudicated.
Judge Speer in federal court reads opinion on Greene and Gaynor special plea seeking discharge. Court holds extraction authorized by treaty for alleged crimes indictable in US and UK, overruling defense demurrer and denying discharge requests.
Combs borrowed A B Corwin's overcoat while both were recovering from pneumonia in a hospital. After his discharge he sold the coat to Alexander Harp for 48 dollars, and was sentenced to 30 days in jail.
Washington officials reported a verdict reached at 12 30 pm in the Decatur hazing case. The prosecution urged a strict interpretation of evidence and the court prepared to transmit findings to the naval secretary for final action. Four specifications were deemed in need of form corrections and will be reconsidered at the morning session.
Russia shows strong public support as a top general arrives in the capital this morning. The general and staff rode in imperial carriages to the palace, with crowds along the route shouting welcome, cries of Nan Enon and Tieling echoing through the streets.
Freder ick Camille Remy faced murder charges in district court as the trial nears deliberation. Lieut. Gov. Edwin Norris addressed the jury for the state, with defender arguments by Louis Gandman Edward Sorsky and C B R Nolan. Nolan planned to resume rebuttal in the morning as overcrowding marked the proceedings. County Attorney Leon La Croix prepared to close for the state. Norris emphasized impartial consideration of the facts despite personal ties to the Oliver family.
A safe on Mission Street was blown open by burglars last night after sledge hammer damage. They secured 511 and escaped. It is believed nitroglycerin was used to force the chest, and the robbers fled from the street, vanishing from sight.
New York dispatch reports at 11 o'clock the physicians handling Marshall Field of Chicago issued a bulletin stating his candida remains unchanged and the disease has not extended. The physicians Walter B. James E. G. Janeway and Frank Billings signaled no further deterioration. A separate item from New York notes Edward D. Candee, receiver of the Anglo-American Savings and Loan association, distributed 325,008 to the stockholders of the failed firm in 1900.
Havana dispatch reports the sanitary department’s authority broadened by a presidential decree enforcing full sanitary ordinances. New York, Jan. 12: The Commercial Cable Company said Venezuela messages must be routed through Trinidad and sent by mail from there, with sender bearing risk.
Chicago reports talk of appointing President Roosevelt as head of the university after President Harper. It is claimed such a change was a hope of Dr. Harper in his final weeks. A memorial chapel would mark the interment, with the body resting at Oakwood cemetery until then.
Mrs Morris of Connyran Washington reports by phone that Airs Minar Morris, the prince perhaps involved in the White House episode, is improving and inquiries about her health were answered today.
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