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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1903
Page
5
Judge Napton signed orders directing public notice to creditors in the estate of Patrick Ryan. Decrees of settlement of account and notice to creditors entered for Mary Jane Twohy. In Edmund Twohy guardianship matter the guardian’s bond was approved and filed, and letters of guardianship issued.
Constable Henroid arrested James and Jennie Wesley yesterday on a disturbance charge. The complaint was sworn by James Burgess of 108 East Commercial avenue. The defendants, both of whom are colored, were taken before Justice Hendricks. The woman jailed and the man released on a $50 bond. hearing scheduled in justice court.
Frank Kennedy filed in district court a suit against P. J. Cornelius to recover 55.60 on a promissory note. Interest has raised the principal to 107.05, for which Attorney W. H. Trippet seeks judgment.
The district court jury returned a verdict in favor of plaintiff J W Lacy against T Parker. The amount awarded was 60 dollars.
James C. Cunningham a special agent and adjuster for several insurance companies with headquarters in Spokane Washington is in Anaconda on business.
Frank Grant, imprisoned for 90 days by Justice Murphy after a fight with Pete Gross on Commercial avenue, seeks release via writ of habeas corpus. Judge Napton orders Sheriff Storrer to produce Grant in district court. Miss Gross fined $10 for disorderly conduct.
Coshocton Ohio January 20 Four men were killed when a boiler on an eastbound Pan Handle freight exploded four miles west of Bowerstown. The engine and a passing train collided as twenty six cars were hurled down an embankment. Fireman McCurdy Brakeman Clemens Engineer Ward and Brakeman Petrie died. Engineer Dan O Donnell was fatally injured.
City notices list a Copperopolis club gathering for this evening. Other items mention W. D. Burgess of Omaha visiting, rentals at 517 Pine street and 300 East Fourth street, local trades and services, and a dentist relocation to Beaudry block East Park street.
Judge Napton orders Crossin appear for contempt over unpaid alimony of 50 dollars a month in Elizabeth Crossin’s divorce action. Sheriff Storrar to enforce arrest if he fails to show cause before the Mth day. Failure may lead to punishment under the law.
The Margaret Theatre presents Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines a Clyde Fitch comedy starring Elizabeth Kennedy as Mme Trentoni on her American tour. The farce unfolds in 1870s New York with three suitors betting who will impress the prima donna as Captain Jinks wins her favor.
The Fischer concert directed by Prof Gus Tav Fischer drew a large audience at the Methodist church. Miss Lydia Wenger and Mrs H F Collins performed as students and soloists with Prof Fischer also featuring in several pieces including a violin solo and a piano fantasia. Mr R de B Smith was absent.
London reports President Castro authorized Bowen to offer Venezuelan customs as a guarantee for Venezuela's obligations. The offer may allow blockade withdrawal, with European representatives to consider it on Bowen’s arrival in Washington. Port of Spain dispatch cites nearly 100 blockade runners captured since the blockade began. friction between German and British naval officers denied.
Bowen arrives in Washington anxious to press for blockade removal and asks allies to name an earliest start date for negotiations. He will confer with Secretary Hay and ambassadors from Britain Italy and Germany while awaiting replies.
Frank A. Tobin and Mrs Mary Barle wed tonight in Billings by Police Judge Mann. Tobin, a former Billings baseball club member, is 27 and Barle is 42.
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