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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1905
Page
7
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is at 2 East Broadway Butte. Telephone 423. Advertising rates furnished on application.
Butte notes recount a Gibson, Grady's saloon feature and And numerous short items. Travel notes include Pipestone special trips from Butte and back for 1 round trip. Local visits list residents from Helena to Pony and Waterloo. Community events include picnics and church schedules.
The twelve member joint committee of the Silver Bow Trades and Labor assembly and the Butte Central Labor council reports unanimous support for unifying all local unions under one general head. A new Silver Bow Trades and Labor council would replace the existing bodies, with a constitution to be drafted and a Labor Day observance committee formed.
New York July 22 Bank Examiner Judson denied reports that James H Hyde supplied the check paid to Mercantile Trust for a 685000 loan in the name of Alexander and Jordan. The state banking department has traced Alexander and Jordan operations with Mercantile Trust over several years and will report findings.
Champ S Andrews, the attorney who represented Dr John A Harris in a suit over 12500 alleged embezzlement by two men, was formally arrested along with Dr Harris. Andrews planned to sail for Europe but was arraigned and held for examination next Saturday with bonds set at 500 and 1000 dollars respectively.
The Northern Pacific Railway moves a large freight building and adjacent warehouse in Butte as part of site preparation for a new passenger station. Workers sawed off a one story wing, raised it on jacks, loaded it on flat cars, and towed it to a new foundation before reassembly. The main two story freight building will follow the same method. The old station is noted as less worthy of preservation and may be discarded.
George V D Collins pleads for larger liberty while extradition hearings unfold in Victoria British Columbia. San Francisco authorities dispute claims of nonproclaimed extradition acts and a potential Privy Council appeal looms as Judge Lampman delays ruling until Monday. Collins cites Ashburton treaty limits and Pauncefote Hay terms in a lengthy legal dispute.
Two men Fred Jobe and George Banks were injured by a premature blast at the Jay Gould mine and brought to St Peters hospital. Jobe had his left arm amputated by Dr. W C Riddell and rested well, while Banks remained in serious condition with facial injuries and possible internal trauma.
Special Dispatch reports Helena won the litigation over county designation of certain streets and alleys. The decision resolves a dispute about municipal boundaries and street naming. The ruling confirms the city’s claims in the court.
Judge Clements denied Crumb and associates' writ of mandate seeking council designation to allow erecting poles and stringing wires for a telephone system. The ruling stops the push to compel the council's action on the project.
In St Louis on July 22 a force of 75 police under Chief Ricley moved to Delmar race track to curb alleged anti bookmaker violations. They were denied entry at first but later admitted after tickets were bought. A conference with track officials followed and the officers stayed until the final race with no arrests.
In Helena on July 22 resolutions on the death of Col. W. F. Sanders were presented and ordered spread on the minutes. Several addresses were made by members of the local bar.
Edward Nash president of the American Smelting and Refining company died at his Omaha home from a stroke of paralysis after being stricken while visiting Herman Kouitz. He had risen from bookkeeper to president over 30 years, and his family remained at his bedside.
The Alabama state Baptist convention voted to accept 25000 from John D. Rockefeller for a science hall at Howard College East Lake. The decision was made during the July 22 session in Sheffield Alabama.
In Nahant Massachusetts on July 22 Attorney General W H Moody spoke to the Lincoln club of Boston giving a full review of the government proceedings against the seven packers a co partnership and 23 individuals for conspiring to suppress competition He traced actions from May 1902 through the Supreme Court ruling and the subsequent grand jury investigations aimed at indictments and trial within the year He emphasized confidentiality when needed and the presumption of innocence for all accused while noting the investigations were ex parte and ongoing
Coursing fans should study today’s races from 1 30 pm. King Slasher favored to beat Mr Tom while Director meets Tricky Nigger. Jimmy Britt to beat Leading Lady. Sand Bird over Lady Keen. Red Bird over Contender.
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