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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1903
Page
1
Hoch expressed happiness and hope awaiting the Supreme Court decision. He said he would face death like a man if found guilty, and thanked supporters as guards visited and a $1,000 pledge from attorney A. Thompson aided his respite.
The governor granted a stay of execution for Johann Hoch, condemned for murder, after funds were raised to appeal. Hoch awaited the delay with mixed hope and renewed faith, aided by his attorney and advocates who negotiated with the governor and state officials.
New York July 28 No formal statement issued from Japan peace commission HQ regarding Roosevelt’s armistice request. Sato said Japan would accept an armistice after credentials of both commissions are examined. He noted the need to prove plenary powers and discussed past Chinese envoy credentials. He added Japan will not accept indemnity or debt while Russia remains excluded from Manchuria.
San Diego July 28 funeral held for Ensign New winan Percy who died aboard the Bennington. The ceremony drew military and civic leaders while public attendance was limited. Laws enacted after the Maine disaster permit disinterment and shipment of sailors' remains at government expense. Across Idaho fires rage with no organized effort yet, as officials urge action.
In Christiana on July 25 the senate unanimously approved a proposal fixing Ang 13 for the submission of the question to the people.
George J. Moore a department of agriculture physiologist tendered his resignation to Secretary Wilson after a hearing alleged his wife held stock in a nitroculture company supplying soil inoculation culture. Moore said he resigned to avoid embarrassing the department. Secretary Wilson and Assistant Secretary Hay reviewed his explanation and expressed no criticisms.
Admiral Katuoya reports July 24 forces found the Kastri bay lighthouse abandoned and fired on Alexandrovski post office area. Four guns silenced, city burned, a magazine-like building exploded. Russians isolated on Sakhalin Island near Jastii bay, with imminent surrender anticipated as Tokyo rejoices.
The defendant Faons konies faces charges in Sinton with plea, while a local judge requests clarity on alleged prejudice and asks for an affidavit to be candidly assessed by the surrounding bar.
Proceedings in Silver Bow county accuse Attorney Thresher of bias in seeking disqualification of six judges including Judge Smith of Helena. Judge Smith fined Thresher $509 for contempt after the attorney’s weak affidavits and delays, with potential jail unless the case is reviewed by the supreme court.
The Washington dispatch reports the Agricultural Department's recommendations for livestock shipments under a 28 day period. Chief Tay De Sal Meas and Secretary Wilson approve rules requiring hay racks, water troughs, 75 hour stops, and rest space to be provided for cattle cars, with railcar head counts per weight classes and specific equipment standards.
Wisconsin Democrats in Madison hosted a banquet for William J. Bryan attended by several Republicans. Bryan announced plans for a long European trip to gather ideas to promote good government. F T F Ryan, a Democratic committeeman, proposed Bryan for the presidency.
New York July 28 Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Co says its statement disputes the New York Insurance Department exam report. The company defends alleged concealment of judgments and surplus inflation and presents figures claiming assets exceed liabilities by 74 497. It notes cash paid on death claims totals 7 027 814 during 1902 1903 and 1904.
President Ragse Velt after two hours at the Sea Breeze home on Coney Island salutes the fleet. He praises Admiral Evans and the crews for their maneuvers and target practice, urging Americans to be proud of the splendid fleet and its officers and men aboard.
St. Petersburg July 28 The papers announce General Durhove a council of the empire member as governor general of Moscow replacing General Kozloff noted for lenient zemstvo policy Puennye is named to run Moscow in 1872 and has long held administrative posts His son commanded the torpedo boat destroyer Redovi in the Sea of Japan and later fled to Viadivastak
Joseph Meyer aged 60, a pawnbroker near police headquarters, was killed tonight by thieves who burst in and escaped with about $100 in money and possibly $1,000 in diamonds. Police pursue suspects as investigation continues.
New Orleans Italian leaders announce a cooperative relief effort for countrymen in need. They pledge medical care, medicines, food, and other aid, urging prompt contact for assistance and to expose those lacking resources.
A recurring yellow fee issue prompted officials to mobilize on a wilding property case. Local authorities investigated ongoing charges against a single plaintiff, aiming to resolve the dispute and curb further demands.
The New Orleans fever report shows 4 cures and 3 deaths to date with intensive care for the poor districts. Officials note no new cases above Canal Street, but quarantine tightens across adjoining parishes as Italian refugees and evacuees raise alarm. Two Italians boarding a train were tracked and sent back. Crescent City Jockey Club offers Oaklawn Park as an additional emergency hospital.
In Kustendji Rommawula on July 28 authorities uncovered a plot against the Turkish sultan. A search of Turkish-occupied houses found rifles cartridges and compromising documents in the hold of a steamship now at Kustendji.
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