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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1903
Page
7
The Principal Branch Office of the Standardes at 28 East Broadway offers advertising rates on application. This notice directs interested parties to contact the office in Butte for pricing and details.
Local brief: Mrs. Swinburne returns from Chicago. Dr. Hanson offers X ray exams. The Standard office moves to 28 East Broadway. A daughter born to Mrs. John Lynch. Northern Pacific adds an electric light sleeper on the North Coast Limited. Edward R. Woodle arrives to inspect Ophir Copper Mine. Guardianship petition filed for three Byrne children. Judge Glancy extends hearings in divorce and injunction cases. Pentecostal services led by Rev. Kent White. Administratrix Josephine Pistoni answers mortgage foreclosure dispute. Cross-interrogatories in Shores disbarment case settled. depositions to be taken with listed witnesses.
Testimony in the Thresher disbarment case focuses on Sullivan's reputation and truthfulness. Judge Arnold questions Sullivan's credibility while detailing related money matters and prior court interactions, including payments linked to the Masonic board of relief and courtroom alliances with Thresher.
The Daily America of New York offers 500 dollars for information on the whereabouts of the race horse Hiram Johnson, winner at New Orleans on December 24. Speculation names McNamara as the horse behind the New Orleans win, with others involved believed to be avoiding disclosure.
London observers marked the anniversary of Charles II's execution by decorating the Charing Cross statue with wreaths. The Royal Oak club of Edinburgh sent a six foot crown of immortelles with a white red orb and cross. A sky blue silk vest worn on the scaffold and stained with royal blood is shown in the United Service museum.
Rome reports that a medical bulletin tonight states Minister Prinetti's condition is improving and the improvement is maintained.
Police widen inquiry into a fatal incident as suspects are sought. Investigators say a woman was found dead amid an ongoing investigation into possible killings connected to a broader case. Local authorities urge witnesses to come forward.
John R Bird of Lachford England arrives in El Reno Oklahoma to press investigation into Arthur Birds death three years ago. A Pinkerton detective aided by local lawyers plans to present evidence to the federal grand jury next month and seek indictments. Federal officials oversee the case after shifts in who subpoenas the grand jury.
Chief Sanger announces a city wide re keying of fire alarm boxes with new keys placed at the four corner houses of each block. Central district uses glass boxes while outer districts move to corner key boxes to curb vandalism. About 100 more keys will be ordered as boxes are re keyed and entrusted keepers urged to return keys when moving. There's also an unrelated ad for property exchanges and a ship report noting the Maverick captain sighting the Nineveh loaded with coal.
City officials plan to curb gambling by arresting violators at month end and collecting fines. City Marshal James McAllister awaits guidance from City Attorney George Pierson on timing. Inmates and operators in houses of ill fame face fines of 5 and 25 dollars respectively, generating city revenue.
In Boise on January 30 the house adopted a resolution declaring February 12 as the final day to introduce bills. A bill granting 3200 to each supreme court justice for every Boise session was passed by the house.
Mrs Eliza Hendricks widow of ex Vice President Thomas A Hendricks donates 25000 dollars to Hanover College Madison Indiana for a library in memory of her husband President Fisher confirms the gift and notes the contribution will enhance the college collection and facilities.
Virginia City on January 30 reports Austin 10 year old son of Richard Riddell severely injured while coasting. He was ruptured and is in critical condition.
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