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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1903
Page
2
Renewal of the Feud Troubles Breathing in Breathitt County
Renewal of the feud tensions surfaces in Breathitt County as disputes over witnesses attract attention. The report notes principal witness concerns and escalating local tensions amid unresolved clashes.
Renewal of feud troubles looms in Jackson Ky
A special grand jury convenes in Jackson to probe bribery and arson tied to the Marcum murder case and the Hargis Cardwell feud in Breathitt County. The inquiry may expand to other killings as trials for Jett and White and Town Marshal Cockrill proceed next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Jett
Redwine
Charles B. L. Ewen
Curtis Jett
Thomas White
Marcum
Ewell
Breathant
Hargis- Cardwell
Cox
Cockrill
Cynthiana
White
Hanley Dies at Big Timber in 100th Year
Obituary notes Hanley dies at age 100 after long life, with date and place identified as Big Timber. The report marks three centuries of life and honors the longevity of the individual.
Veteran centenarian Hanley dies at 108 in Big Timber
G W Hanley 108 years old and six months, a veteran of two wars, died peacefully at 11 a.m. He was born in 1795 in St Louis and lived much of his life in Illinois before moving to Montana. He married at 38 and spent over seven decades of marriage. His long life included a California cattle drive in 1851 and service in the Black Hawk and Mexican wars under General Scott. He left a wife, ten children, and 43 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hanley
St. Louis
Helena
Ark
Keencastle
Ind
California
Arkansas
Nevada
Illinois
Big Timber
Waverly and
Verden
Hanley
Scott
Hanley family member reaches century mark burial in Mountain View
The Hanley family matriarch lived a long life but the obituary notes one member reached a hundred years. The funeral was held this afternoon at Mountain View cemetery at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanley
Mountain View
Senator Foster Stops Lynch Mob In St Marys Parish
Washington reports Senator Foster of Louisiana halted a midnight lynching in St Marys parish. He, with Judges Allen and Smith, urged restraint and promised swift court action. Foster previously fought the Louisiana lottery, leading to its end and two terms as governor before becoming a senator. He serves on the District of Columbia committee and is noted for calm, informed debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator Foster
Louisiana
St. Mary's
Foster
St. Mary's Parish
Allen
Smith
St. Mary's County
District of Columbia
Senate
Maud Jardine Murder Case Faces Possible New Suspect
Bloomington July 11 19 In the murder case against Maud Jardine charged with killing her year old sister doubts grow that she will be convicted while police file information against a man claimed to have been at the scene the night of the crime Detective Butler remains convinced he has acted properly and that the opposition will not sway the merits of the case despite pressure from witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Maud Jardine
Butler
Virginia City Doings In Brief
Virginia City notes report a new school staff for fall term including Principal Percy Purviance Dillon Estelle Bovee and Hortense Houseman. Others visitants include George Weeks’s Pine Grove mine talks in Aldergulch and E B Cockrells party. A new cyanide mill project at U S Grant mine is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Virginia City
Eae Aa
Percy Purviance
Mae Hall
Estelle Bovee
Dillon
Hortense Houseman
Twin Bridges
George Weeks
Boston
Pine Grove
Aldergulch
R. M. Ayers
Belmont Park
Springfield
Ill
Ayres
E. B. Cockrell
Waco
Tex
Thomas Duncan
Old Soldiers' Home to be Transferred Amid Lease Dispute
Newport News Virginia reports that the National Soldiers' Home at Trampton Virginia near Hampton Roads may be abolished. Inmates numbering several thousand could be moved to other homes as the institute and board clash over land value and water costs. Arbitration requests surface amid political maneuvering by Rep. W. P. Brownlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
National Soldiers
Trampton
Hampton Roads
Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute
Institute
Frank W. Darling
Board of Managers
Hampton
W. P. Brownlow
Tennessee
Jonesboro
Tenn
Organization Formed To Shoot The Bilists
Milwaukee dispatch reports that drivers form an organization to protect roads by carrying loaded revolvers and shooting reckless chauffeurs. Lt Brewster praised for stopping a dangerous auto, as horse owners press for rules to reclaim safe country roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Brewster
Frank Bacon
Gato
Beem
Arbitration talks fail to yield third party in Spokane
In Spokane James M. Lynch of the International Typographical Union and Commissioner Driscoll of the American Newspaper Publishers Association failed to clinch an accord for a third arbitrator as required by contract. The panel adjourned sine die after Lynch sided with the union against the Review Publishing company over wage cuts in the composing room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
James M. Lynch
International Typographical Union
Driscoll
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Lynch
East
National Board
Board of Arbitration
Review Publishing Company
Col Thomas Johnson Celebrates 91st Birthday in Kentucky
Mt Sterling Kentucky July 19 Colonel Thomas Johnson a famed Kentucky figure marked his ninety first birthday at home with guests presenting a gold headed engraved cane. He born July 4 1812 and built a vast land fortune through stock and farming while serving as a Confederate officer and later in state politics representing Montgomery Powell Wolfe and Menifee counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
Thomas Johnson
Kentucky
Citzens
Col. A. T. Wood
Johnson
Jacob Johnson
Maryland
Thomas
Maysville, Turnpike
Judy
Bunny South
Confederate Congress
Morgan
Lee
Montgomery
Powell, Wolfe
Menifee
Molineux Wife Fails To Get Her Divorce
The divorce petition of Mrs. Roland P. Molineux was rejected amid a circulating rumor that a note she wrote to a Sioux Falls reporter admitting she sought a Dakota divorce undermines her residency claim. Local attorneys believe the claim could defeat the suit if presented. Neither she nor her attorney commented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Roland PF. Molineux
South Dakota
United States Supreme Court
Molineux
Extreme Cruelty Charged Against Him
In Clarke county circuit court Mrs. Thurman files for divorce from Gen. Charles Thurman on grounds of extreme cruelty and inhuman treatment. She alleges he lured her 160 miles to Staunton under pretense of showing property, then had her committed as insane, held for months without proper treatment, and released only after friends intervened. Noted relatives and a Tennessee family link Thurman to wealth reported at over a quarter million dollars. ex-Congressman William F. Rhea and J. Lewis Bumgardner represent Mrs. Thurman with A Moore Jr. for the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Clarke County
Thurman
Charles Thurman
Staunton
A. Moore, Jr
Berryville, Va
Talk of Root's Resignation Prompts Political Speculation
Washington reports a possible early departure of Secretary of War Elihu Root from the cabinet to focus on law and private wealth. Rumors tie him to a future New York governorship and even a Republican presidential nomination, with Taft as a potential second choice amid Roosevelt’s rising bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Root
Alaska Boundary
Roosevelt
New York
Odell
Congress
Taft
Reply Made to Proctor by Charles Emory Smith
Former Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith replies to John R. Proctor head of the Civil Service Commission. He challenges Proctor’s attacks on post office classifications for free delivery and on rural free delivery staffing. Smith says law triggers classification at $10 million in receipts and that statute, not the department, placed new free delivery clerks in the classified service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Charles Emory Smith
Payne
John R. Proctor
Civil Service Commission
Smith
Proctor
Department
Burning Bridge Found in Time to Save It
Helena July 19 Passengers on the Great Falls night train report a fire on the Dearbourne bridge about 12 miles north of Craig. Engineer Webber stopped the train and the crew extinguished the blaze before it caused damage, likely started by hot cinders from a freight ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Great Falls
Dearbourne Bridge
Craig
Webber
Montana Central
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Ewen
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Cardwell
Joseph Newland
Rome
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ty—Vet
Eran
Aythor
The
G. W. Hanley
Dr. Hanley
Grover
SPO
Kane Review Matter
Sgraphical Union and Commission
Er Driscoll
Pany
Bourbon
Clark
Somerset Christian Church
Elizabeth Peters
A. G. Peters
Albert Sidney
Pattie Riley
Annie
Mary Hunter
Susette
J. M. Hutton
Cincinnati
Ol. Thomas Johnson
Cele
Brates
May
New York State
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