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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1906
Page
4
An incident ends with Rodgers taken into custody without major resistance after a chase through the town. Onlookers gathered as authorities pursued from the ferry area toward the central streets. the capture occurred near the chipm restaurant, with the chief present and the crowd following the events to the county jail for processing.
In a case in the Diceburg district, Ralph Baggaley sues over ownership of a Success quartz lode near the Ditteburg Montana company mine. The court finds the defendant holds the area and is entitled to the lode claim, blocking the plaintiff from the quartz site.
In Justice Court pending before the county, attorneys for Pat Rodgers and associates filed a remittur in the charge of carrying concealed weapons. The defense demurred to the complaint. The court did not set a trial date and will likely rule on the remittur. a delay in trial is anticipated.
The report details ongoing preparations for felony cases involving Donlan. It notes courtroom proceedings, attorney actions, and references to witnesses, judges, and defense strategies, with multiple mentions of related legal figures and earlier court orders.
The United Mine Workers convention adopted rules for the seals committee and voting. President Mitchell was elected to a second term with James Lewis as a close rival. Patrick Gilklio and others received support in the party lineup. The convention reaffirmed leadership amidst reports of miners’ strikes and internal debate on governance.
Contested speed skating event features Defis and Acceptances facing off with Conrad P Vaschen as organizer. Levengood of CW Olson’s club plans side bets up to 200 dollars as skaters prepare for an upcoming match at Anaconda rink. The race underscores a tense national championship vibe with major bets and a large crowd expected.
An opinion by Mr Clark critiques county attorney Healy and outlines authority for assessing property and conducting a sale without compensation. The piece portrays clashes over county power, duties of the surveyor, and potential legal limits on property transfers.
A garlanded pageant in a ceremonial hall features representatives in uniforms from various nations. The scene recalls the Spaniards and the Duke of Mamelevey with an improvised throne and a tribute to Alfonso. Clerical greetings, pomp, and a festive mood mark the afternoon’s events.
A newspaper item reports Harry Williams, a Black man, involved in a digging and drilling incident at the Merchants' Nation bank of Topeka. The event led to his arrest and imprisonment after local authorities, with a night search and a dark driver noted, recovered the suspect near a prison site. The article mentions a July night and Ten days later a second incident where digging resumed, with masons and supervision involved.
In Seattle a filed revision cites Wong Loy facing a felony charge as an ex foreman at the Mow Lime company plant in the Joaquin valley. The case alleges he aided a pot of illicit proceeds from a major sale and that the man was ousted by city authorities amid the investigation.
A court in New York hears a case involving M Ountios Tolterson cited for alleged foray. The proceedings focus on preventing entry into a residence from a stair and involve Disurance Superintendent vane. The matter references the New York time and a potential trial in a medieval context.
A heated scene unfolds as an angry woman slaps a man in a county office. The clerk, threatened by performers and witnesses, defends the claim of no protection for women while others applaud the young woman. Deputy Sampson denies involvement or assault, stating he was present only to assist.
The Silver Bow Trades union reports continued friction with the phinkers and pias conte over eight hour work and hiring practices. A union statement condemns attacks on workers and calls for reporting the matter in New York unions. Circular letters urged boycotts of shops patronized by scab workers and those opposing the union, with warnings tied to Post products. The piece mentions a big race at Hathind rink and lists participants Mabel Baker and Admmbsstown.
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