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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1903
Page
14
George ? year old son of Mrs. Etta Hatch and nephew of George M. Hatch was kicked in the head by a horse Sunday fracturing the skull and rendering him unconscious. Surgeons operated removing a circular piece of bone nearly an inch in diameter. The brain remained uninjured and doctors express hope for recovery.
Billings dispatch reports the fire department battled a blaze in the Yegen warehouse last night and extinguished it with little damage. Less than a week earlier a similar midnight fire occurred in the same building, both cases suspected as incendiary.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports at Red Lodge on July 6 a broken arm reset before the Billings train for Elsa Gruel daughter of Mrs Louis Gruel of Joliet after a fall. While treated A W Zeckendorf a New York traveling man sprained his ankle by stepping on a stone. The injury was painful and required attention.
Judge Clancy denies a continuance as the Nipper mining case moves toward a two to three week trial. Attorneys for Anaconda and Washoe admit certain testimony by absent witnesses while noting witnesses are unavailable in Alaska and Colorado. The case, tied to the Nipper vein under multiple claims, will be heard by Judge Clancy without a jury. Ex Governor Thomas of Colorado represents Anaconda.
Great Falls July 6 burglary at the Electric Light and Power Company office. A tin money box containing about $70 was pried from its fastening after hours. Entry gained via rear door with a key. box moved to a rear room before rifling. Police consider the Sells & Downs circus may be involved.
A group of Deer Lodge residents traveled to Butte today to hear Sothern this evening. The party included Misses Eva Larable Mabel Beaumont Mona Beaumont Nell Mills Sue Marjorie Alice Welch Mary Hyde Lelia McLain Nan Hardenbrook and George Beaumont Ted Larabie Mrs D Joslyn Nina and Nicholas Zenon.
Red Lodge July 6 H M Stewart brother of Judge W R C Stewart of Bozeman left yesterday for Bozeman where he was connected with the firm of George W Pierson He will open an office in Bozeman in partnership with H A Bolinger who has practiced in Butte for several years.
Judge McClernan sustains the motion for a new trial in the case of Walter H. Brooks who was found guilty of manslaughter in the Chevrier killing. Bond set at 5000 dollars. Brooks likely to secure release pending next jury session in Department III.
Red Lodge July 6 A A Anderson of Four Bear Wyoming superintendent of the Yellowstone forest reserve including the Absarokee division says sentiment among sheepmen has changed on forest reserves. Initially they opposed the policy fearing loss of grazing rights but now see benefits in preserving home ranges by excluding tram e sheepmen and protecting grazing areas.
Fire at the Milt Collins building on Main Street was started with saturated inflammables and gasoline, arousing Basin residents. Firefighters ended the blaze after a difficult effort.
In Deer Lodge on July 6 a criminal case opened in Justice Batterton’s court with state as plaintiff and Joseph Cremer of Pioneer as defendant. Cremer allegedly took a rifle and drove five Chinamen from mining ground near Pioneer in Pike’s Peak gulch. After about ten witnesses testified, Cremer was bound over for $300 to keep the peace for one year.
Great Falls July 6 Peter Antonich secretary of the Croatian society accused of embezzling 378 of the society money was arraigned in Justice Bafford s court today He pleaded not guilty and the hearing was set for July 20.
New York on July 6 Senator Manna visited the offices of J Pierpont Morgan & Co in the early afternoon accompanied by President Griscom whose guest he will be for some time. Hanna said the visit was for recreation and without political significance.
Russian ambassador Cassini and his daughter Countess Cassini left Washington to sail from New York for Europe and on to St Petersburg for a summer vacation. He plans to return to Washington in September.
A Memphis socialite and actress from New York endorse Peruna as a nerve tonic aiding digestion to nourish the nerve centers. The ad claims summer nervousness from poor nutrition and bloodless nerves. Peruna allegedly supplies vitality and strength.
The Kansas Supreme Court heard Chauncey Dewey Clyde Wilson and W J McBride request for bail after their June killing of the Berry family in Cheyenne county. The defense argued self defense claiming mob danger while the state contends the murder was cold blooded. A county officers signed statement denying mob danger was introduced, causing substantial reaction. A decision is likely within days.
At its regular meeting, Helena Typographical union No. 9 elected officers for six months. Officers include H. O. Smith as president and R. L. Fisk as reading clerk. Delegates will attend Helena Trades and Labor Assembly, Allied Printing Trades council, and Montana State Trades and Labor council. A 2 percent weekly assessment was approved to aid clerks in their fight.
The first cable from Guam arrived at the navy department today. It comes from Commander Sewall, commandant of the station, and states that through courtesy of the Pacific Commercial Cable Company, the people of the station pay their respects to the department.
Admiral Dewey has resigned as president of the Thomas Jefferson Memorial Association and Lieut. Gen. Nelson A. Miles has been elected to succeed him.
Glendive report notes Mrs. Robert Snyder, a pioneer resident, in the city July records.
Died at Forsyth Friday after a brief illness. The body was sent to Glendive for burial, arriving yesterday on train No. 2. The casket was buried in the Glendive cemetery, the funeral procession starting from the passenger depot.
Helena Montana July 6 in the fiscal year that closed June 30 the Helena land office collected 86706.38 dollars. There were 375 original homestead entries and 115 final homestead entries. Mineral applications numbered 123. Desert land entries were 60 266 77 acres with 4374 59 acres for mineral entries. The state made 2590 14 acres in selections. Northern Pacific railroad made 9496 88 acres in selections. Twelve mineral applications ten coal declaratory statements and six timber and stone act applications were filed.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena July 6 The will of Capt Daniel R Fisk who died recently in Brooklyn is filed for probate in Lewis and Clarke county district court Andrew J Fisk of Helena and Orange J Salisbury of East Lake City named executors Judge Clements fixed July as hearing time The estate valued at 14635 dollars is divided among various relatives The will made in Brooklyn and witnessed by J B Walker and W W Albright both of Brooklyn
Helena, July 6 Fred Drake long-time deputy clerk in the United States court under George W Sproule left Sunday night for Butte to head the branch office of the court there replacing Bert T Stephens who resigned Drake is a Stanford graduate and long time Helena resident with many local friends and connections.
The public wool market opened in Billings with light sales as few complete clips are available. Public sales totaled about 30 000 pounds while Silberman Bros. representative, not a member of the exchange, purchased roughly 50 000 pounds in private sales.
In Helena on July 6 the funeral was held for Joseph Abel who died when injured near Placer Thursday night. Relatives and friends attended the service at 9 o'clock in the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart before burial in the Catholic cemetery.
Ah Toy a Chinese man in Helena has been ordered deported by United States Commissioner Russel after he failed to prove his right to be in the country. He was arrested earlier by the Chinese inspector in Helena.
The navy department announced that the Pacific squadron will depart Dutch Harbor on its return trip August 6.
In Great Falls on July 6, George Swoble faced a charge of threatening to run his opponent and public safety concerns were cited. The case centers on alleged menacing remarks during a political contest and awaits further legal action.
Helena July 6 The local board of governors approved architect Cass Gilbert of St Pauls plans for a new Montana club building to replace the fiery destroyed magnif icent Structure. The club and furnishings will cost more than 100000 dollars.
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