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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1903

Page

16

Man Vannutelli Named Vice Chancellor in Papal Shuffle

Rome January 16 Cardinal Serafino Vannutelli was appointed vice chancellor of the Catholic Church succeeding Cardinal Parocchi who died yesterday. The quick filling of the post sparks speculation that Vannutelli is the leading candidate to succeed Pope Leo.

Pope Leo Rome Serafino Vannutelli Catholic Church Cardinal Parocchi Cardinal Vannutelli Leo

Wounded Editor In Critical Condition After Shooting

The wounded editor N G Gonzales remained in a critical state near death as doctors fought to save him after being shot by Lieut Gov James H Tillman on the capital's streets. Courageous efforts and prayers from schools and the South Carolina College accompanied daily updates on his pulse, temperature, and rest. Tillman was held in the county jail with lawyers and allies shaping a defense claiming Gonzales armed him.

Columbia N. G. Gonzales Gov. Tillman South Carolina Gonzales South Carolina College Senate Chamber Illman Tillman James H. Tillman George W. Croft O. W.buchanan Coleman JL. Bieaz Associated Press New York Col. Tilleman Mr. Gonzales Mr. Tillman State Capitol George D. Tillman

Canal Commissioners Have Very Good Thing

Washington reports the Isthmian canal commission members received $1000 monthly salaries plus traveling expenses. Salaries fixed in 1899. Col. Haines and Col. Ernest receive the difference between their regular pay and 1000. Nine commissioners total salaries to Feb 18, 1902 amounting to 225,289 with average travel costs around 18,000 each.

Washington Secretary of State Morgan Senate Committee On Inter-Oceanic Canals Isthmian Canal Commission Peter C. Haines O. M. Ernest

Stolen Descent From the Cross Bas Relief Valued at 100000

Rome reports that the Luca Delta Robbia bas relief The Descent From the Cross has been stolen from the church of San Severo in Florence. The artwork is valued at $100,000.

Rome Luca Delta Robbia

Dowager Empress Asked to Resign in Reform Move

A Pekin dispatch reports the censor's office memorialized the dowager empress to resign in favor of the emperor as the initial act in a reform policy. London sources note the move aims to accelerate political modernization.

London Pekin

Petition Seeks Mercy for La Belle in Dawson Sentence

Ottawa reports a petition to the department of justice asks for royal mercy for La Belle who faces imminent execution at Dawson on Tuesday. If not granted, supporters will seek a respite of a couple of months to obtain a reserved case before the supreme court.

Vancouver B. C Ottawa Department of Justice la Belle Dawson Friends of la Belle Supreme Court

Hewitt Growing Restless

New York January 16 bulletin from Abram B. Hewitt residence says after an eventful day Hewitt is more restless tonight.

New York Abram Hewitt

Six Slav laborers badly hurt by powder blast in Windber

Six Slav boarding house guests were injured when four kegs of powder exploded in Windber, Windber, Pa. John Chupa Stace Chupa Meek Soutemba Frank Fresak John Modes and M Federick were found unconscious after the explosion. Survivors were to be taken to a Johnstown hospital.

Johnstown, Pa Windber John Chupa Stace Chupa Meek Soutemba Frank Fresak John Modes M. Federick

Former officer taken is en-deputy sheriff in Oregon under arrest

Charles W. Whitney ex deputy sheriff and tax collector under Sheriff A. H. Huntington was arrested in Baker City Oregon on a complaint of larceny amounting to 2000 dollars. He waived examination. bond set at 2500 dollars. Whitney remained in custody as bondsmen were not secured.

Baker City Ore Charles W. Whitney A. H. Huntington Messick Whitney Brown Huntington East

Passenger Train Derailment Near Sargent Injures Dozen

A westbound Denver & Rio Grande passenger train No. 317 derailed three miles east of Sargent at 9 20 this morning. About 30 passengers were injured though none fatally with the most serious hurt including Thomas H. Gutschall Montrose Colo head and back cut Charles B. Miller Chicago leg injured E G Lohr Kansas City arm wrenched and Assistant Superintendent Griffin of the railroad face out. The derailment was caused by a fishplate break in a freight car and snow prevented more serious damage.

Denver Gunnison Colo Denver & Rio Grande Sargent Thomas H. Gutschall Montrose Charles B. Miller Chicago E. G. Lohr Kansas City Griffin Denver & Rio Grande Railway

Purdy Hotel Proprietor Kills Wife Then Himself

Purdy Missouri January tragedy reports J M Huff, hotel proprietor, shot and killed his wife early today and then killed himself. Domestic troubles are believed to have caused the tragedy.

Purdy, Mo J. M. Huff

Wreck Causes Four Men to Die In Fatal Crash

Four men were killed when a wreck occurred in a collision involving multiple vehicles. Police stated the incident happened on a rural road, with emergency crews attending the scene and investigators reviewing the details.

False signal displays clear track causing wreck near Cumberland

A messenger boy allegedly interfered to display a false signal east of Cumberland on the Baltimore and Ohio line. The passenger train No. 10, drawn by two engines, struck a caboose and two engines blocked ahead, derailing the postal car and injuring none of the coaches’ occupants while killing four B&O workers and injuring three.

Baltimore & Ohio Cumberland T. J. Hendrix Baltimore W. N. Christopher Kinney Turner

Train collision signals misread at block tower

A tower operator and an unknown person allegedly caused a crash by altering a signal as No 10 approached. The operator had set the signal to danger while communicating with the block station, and the other party pulled the lever to clear the track, leading to the collision.

Whipping post debate in Missouri petit larceny bill

Jefferson City report notes a bill by Representative Haines to establish a whipping post for petit larceny with 10 to 50 lashes by a constable. A second bill by Mr Elmer seeks abolition of the death penalty for murder.

Jefferson City Haines Saline Elmer Dent County

Hawaiian Capitalist Paul Isenberg Dies in Bremen

Paul Isenberg, noted Hawaiian capitalist, died in Bremen of peritonitis. His fortune is estimated between 4 and 10 million dollars. He leaves two sons, one a Hawaii senator. Banks and stores closed in his memory.

Honolulu Paul Isenberg Bremen Hawaii

Official figures on Andijan earthquake toll and damage

St. Petersburg report of January 16 states 4 714 people died and 38 112 houses were destroyed by the Andijan earthquake in Russian Turkestan. The figures reflect the recent disaster and its widespread impact across the region.

Andijan St. Petersburg Russian Turkestan

Imperial Forces Struggle as Revolt Rumors Grow in Morocco

Reports from Fez indicate four columns moved toward Taza to counter the pretender with the sultan’s brother and war minister Gen. Menekhi in command. Since Jan 11 no official word has come, but Tetuan whispers of fresh disasters amid ongoing Tangier tribal outbreaks, which local authorities vow to suppress firmly.

Tangier Morocco Fez Taza Menekhi Tetuan

Constabulary Inspector F. fells five bolomen in Albay clash

Manila dispatch reports Constabulary Inspector Fletcher, traveling alone in Albay, was attacked by 30 bolomen. He killed five attackers before being wounded, escaped, and then formed a party that overtook the bolomen and killed six more.

Manila Jan Constabulary Fletcher Albay Luzon

Harney Maligned in Montana Disbarment Case Cross-Examination

Proceedings in the Montana disbarment hearing for A J Shores focus on cross examination about letters between Judge B W Harney and Ada H Brackett. Attorney Vaile argues for broad questioning to show influence and possible criminal implications tied to the Minnie Healey case and Brackett relation.

B. W. Harney A. J. Shores Montana Judge Harney Ada H. Brackett Anay Minnie Healey Mrs. Brackett Shores Mr. Vaile Harney Vaile Brackett Heinze MacGinniss John B. Wellcome Supreme Court Minnie Stealey McClernan Breen Josephine Wallace Barlow District Court

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Leo Xxili Death's S. C Oregon Passen Gers Cumberland, Md W. T. Simms W. J. Moran D. H. Snefiringer John Butler Missouri Sultan Waile Battery Judge Colorado Arthur J. Shores Ada KH. Brackett Butte Gregson Springs
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