Another Case Postponed In Local Court
A case facing charges for a group of defendants was postponed as judges rescheduled hearings. Details remain limited, with no new date provided and no additional defendants named.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1902
Page
8
A case facing charges for a group of defendants was postponed as judges rescheduled hearings. Details remain limited, with no new date provided and no additional defendants named.
Sam Martin faces only one pending charge for resisting an officer as cases accusing him of running poolrooms are dropped. A continuance was granted until Saturday morning to gather witnesses, while Green’s poolroom remains open despite licensing and city ordinances. Public events at Eagle hall on Main Street feature German Lutheran church social with refreshments by the ladies’ society.
Complaint filed against George White for wife beating notes Ella White as complainant describing a long pattern of abuse and repeated separations. The case cites intoxication neglect and a drinking incident as the latest climax before the wife sought legal relief and the husband was jailed for lack of bond.
Promoter Sol Levy touts a grand Indian powwow and show Sunday at the race track in Butte with a parade on Saturday night. Indians in costume, war dresses, and smoking tobacco are billed, followed by a camp at the track for the Sunday performance. Funeral notices for Mrs. A J Palmer and Theophile Rochon appear amid parade plans and a forthcoming A C HL Silver Row meeting notice.
A Basin gathering brings Butte and Helena colored communities together with a barbecue, brand acts, and evangelist Miss A P Roxsom. The Basin committee lists Samuel Jones and others in charge as funeral notices for Mrs Frances Palmer are announced and tours are noted.
July reports from Choteau note Aynsley Collins visiting town after selling his sheep herd last fall, and Mrs. M K Nelson with Miss Ligzett Keaupre of Great Falls staying with Dr Heaupr and family. A horse fatality occurred during harness practice. Local baseball saw Failes nine defeat Ch fine 13 to 3 for an $80 purse. Fruit grower A Van Buskirk traveled to Great Falls with Mrs Van Buskirk. Children's Day exercises were conducted by Prof AG Guthrie. Regular town meetings were held. Rev W T Atwood and Dr W R Thompson visited to discuss stock raising plans.
A fragment lists various cosmetics and perfumes with small prices and lot numbers. Items include face powders from We and Elysian, Cassiday rouge, violet talcum, several toiletry waters, soaps, and a depilatory stone. Mentions of Florida water, Rosewater, and other scents appear with unit prices and bundles.
Local Christian workers union gathers at Presiy Church for a meeting to discuss community outreach, faith-based service projects, and upcoming charity events with participation from key leaders and members.
The Spokane convention of the United Presbyterian church elected Rev RM Little D Dy Ching o to lead the organization. Delegates from from across region reported on committees and finances, with lectures by Rev Dr McCulloch Pittsburg and S D Gordon of Cleveland. The gathering opened with song and a sermon by Rev James Rankin as pleasant weather blessed attendees.
Berlin reports criminal sentences for fraudulent bankruptcy tied to Leipzeiger bank collapse. Exner receives five years penal servitude and civil rights loss, Dr Ich three years, Bodet fined 1000 marks, Schroider Mayer Woelker fined 18000 marks, Feiberger fined 1000 marks, Forster and Wilkens fined 5000 marks each. Costs of prosecution to be paid. Also SF dispatch notes Arnold Kroer and Frank Miller arrested on charges of embezzling post funds at Friesland. Kroer allegedly fled with public money and contested with a pistol before Pinkerton and marshal intervention. extradition expected.
Denver Catholic clergy at their annual retreat adopted resolutions opposing the act creating a department of public instruction in the Philippines and arguing against forcible removal of friars. They call for guarding against teacher devotional interference and criticize denominational schooling in England as a model. San Francisco and Melbourne context noted in broader coverage.
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