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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1903
Page
11
A Butte attorney and former North Carolina party figure, C. Herren, faced a petty larceny charge over a May 4 check for 15 dollars. After arraignment he sought sureties and allegedly persuaded the complainant to withdraw, prompting a new warrant and ongoing arrest efforts.
A youth helping others steal peaches from a store at 687 East Park Street was caught by the proprietor who kicked him. A crowd threatened the storekeeper, but he stood firm. The captured boy, named Joe Bush, claimed he had been robbed often and vowed to end the depredations.
Walter H. Brooks convicted of manslaughter and granted a new trial by Judge McClernan is close to posting the 6% bond fixed by the court last Monday. Relatives from Helena helped draft the bond. once signed and approved he will be freed from the county jail. The Feb. 5 tragedy led to his imprisonment. Mrs. Brooks is away but plans to return for the next trial at the upcoming jury session of Department I. Also noted is the cremation of John Dempsey at Aurora, and the 12:36 noon train departure for Centerville where Thomas Barrett dies at 7 months old Nang.
Miss Frances Whitehouse eldest daughter of W Fitzhugh Whitehouse Newport Rhode Island and Baron Constantine Ramsey a gentleman in waiting to the czar were married at St Peter's church today in London.
Newport girls organize a Mother Goose frolic on the great lawn featuring Little Bo Peep Jack Horner Simple Simon Old Mother Hubbard Miss Muffet and other nursery favorites. A gooseberry tree goose drill cheered by wings costumes and a self operating goose centerpiece accompany planned refreshments and rhymes.
In Henley England July 7 Beresford defeated Juvenal of Vesper Boat Club Philadelphia by a length and three quarters in the heat of the diamond sculls. Juvenal led early but Beresford pulled clear before the farm, finishing in 9 minutes 29 seconds as spectators faced threatening weather and wind.
A Washington Post item recalls a scene where a fox terrier pursues a weathered cat along brick pavement. The cat pivots to a sudden stop and swiftly climbs a tree, while the dog yelps and circles, both displaying comic, tense, street-chase antics.
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