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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1908
Page
5
A brief, terse note records criticism directed at Cortelyou and Hepes by Belowmon of Stx Ave regarding a contentious issue. The item flags tension between named individuals and a local street discussion, with no further details provided.
Washington June 3 Secretary Cortelyou faced the Senate with a response to a resolution demanding treasury information amid the financial upheaval. Debate touched on whether the secretary’s printed reply sufficed, with senators questioning delays and methods, while Carter pressed for a direct written report to the body.
In New York circuits, defense attorney Mr Littleton challenged District Attorney Jerome in a Thaw case insanity plea. He urged jurors to doubt the state's proof of sanity and warned against convicting on a lesser degree, while recounting the defense’s insistence that the defendant acted without criminal intent. The trial progressed with heated orations as Jerome prepared a rebuttal for a morning session.
Senate plans to debate the Aldrich financial measure in February with continued focus in the Senate. Republicans on the finance committee agree on revisions including removing banks outside reserve cities and changing bond entry requirements, while indications from Mr. Bryan suggest limited opposition and a prompt disposition.
The city pays homage to Daniel J Hennessy with a public viewing and funeral arrangements. Citizens line the Hennessy home on Park Street as authorities organize a formal procession, with police and civic groups guiding the route to St Patrick's Church for a solemn high mass.
The New York Republican committee adopted a resolution urging an instructed delegation for Gov Charles E Hughes to the Chicago convention. Roosevelt was praised in the same text as party unity. sentiment showed backing for Hughes amid critiques of past actions and calls to prevent his withdrawal.
Mine operators approved rules requiring posting at all mining sites in the district. The policy prohibits interference with workers and intimidation of any individual or organization and enforces an open shop environment.
In a morning pool showdown, Thomas of Teotila defeated Teron Kenigh of Buffalo to advance, with Lowin Ini and Ute trey Teron Kenigh noted among observers as the match progressed.
The lengthy Helena trial coverage centers on witness BL Page and his testimony about Towers and a planned North Coast holdup. Page links Towers to a murder, a counterfeit plot, and an alleged alibi scheme, while noting tensions with attorney Wheeler and other prisoners. He recalls letters and schemes to influence the case, with ongoing doubt about the involved names Dutch and Gordon and a May 6 North Chast Limited train he says carried a suspected payoff.
Testimony in a Pennsylvania capital furnishings conspiracy trial details inflated sofa and table charges. Witnesses describe architect certification fraud and contracts with contractor John H. Sanderson for state items billed at excess quantities and prices. Former officials and board members face trial as jurors hear about alleged scheme to defraud the state.
Goldfield January reports clerical and freight workers at both depots have quit. Striking trackmen slow or stop work while some crews run as usual. Most men reportedly remain I W W members, with local officers directing the turmoil and trainmen showing readiness to quit.
In a tense bout Ceoria LL defeated by a decision over Carly of Chirage Wan. The bout proceeded to the final bell with a close ruling by Abe Puorlt Athietig.
New Amsterdam National Bank, once housed at Broad way and Thirty-ninth, was closed by order of the comptroller of the currency at the request of its president. National Bank Examiner Chatica A. Hanna took charge as the bank awaited a receiver. About $2,006.72 remained due depositors. officers expect full repayment to depositors and a possible dividend to stockholders. The action follows concerns over depleted reserves and potential future withdrawals.
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