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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1902
Page
2
The House approved a substitute measure replacing the Senate version of the bill on the anarchist policy. Lawmakers argued the new form clarifies provisions and speeds passage while opponents warned of gaps in enforcement.
Washington June 7 The House spent the day voting on amendments to the anti Anarchy bill. Only one passed as Mr Metcalf of Massachusetts sought to strike assault from the killing provision. After a motion to recommit failed for lack of a quorum the body adjourned without final action.
King Albert of Saxony lies seriously ill in Dresden with increasing sleep and breathing difficulties. Officials in Berlin acknowledge the condition has deteriorated beyond earlier bulletins. Sibyllenort dispatches describe near hopelessness as the Saxony ministry convenes to await the end.
In Alliance Nebraska Judge Westover sentenced August F. Jahnke to life imprisonment for the April murder of Michael Stenk. Oliver Olsen pleaded guilty to second degree murder and received 20 years. Alfred Jahnke, his brother and an alleged accomplice, was reprimanded and discharged.
In St Louis on June 7 the court granted Edward Butler's request for a different venue as he faces trial for attempted bribery. Judge Ryan gave lawyers until Monday to agree on a county to transfer the case to. Butler said public opinion in St Louis makes a fair trial impossible there.
The whaleback steamer Thomas Wilson, captained by Cameron, was struck by the George G. Hadley, captained by Fitzgerald, a half mile south of the Duluth canal. Nine men, mostly night crew, perished after the Wilson sank rapidly. The Hadley, loaded with coal, narrowly escaped disaster, aided by tugs and life-saving crews.
William Masterson known as Rat Masterson James Sullivan J C Sanders and A P Frank were jailed on aiding and abetting gambling and luring men to rooms for games of chance. Bail set at 500 each masterson and sanders released. Snow, a Mormon preacher, alleged victim, reportedly lost 28000 in Chicago. Additional charge of carrying concealed weapons filed against Masterson.
London reports that the forthcoming encema at Oxford will confer the honorary degree of Doctor of Civil Law on Joseph H. Choate, the United States ambassador, honoring the founders of the institution.
Prospectors from the north fork of the Coeur d'Rose river report two severe shocks on the night of May 11 near Wallace Idaho. No injuries are mentioned.
London report states Lord Braybrooke also known as Charlie Cornwallis Neville died suddenly this morning at Affronwald born in 1828.
Washington column notes heat drives lawmakers to shore and declares an early adjournment could derail Cuban reciprocity irrigation canal bills and other key measures. It highlights the intense Idaho of Newell's national irrigation work and lists expected summer travels of officials and diplomats.
A Clayton branch Suburban electric line car collided with a Missouri Pacific engine at Brentwood crossing in St Louis county. Thirty five people were badly injured including two fatally. numerous passengers suffered cuts from flying glass as rescuers aided the wounded.
The port reported exports of specie totaling 475070 silver and 14000 gold, with imports of specie at 9986 gold and 1577 silver. Merchandise and dry goods exports reached 8628493 for the week.
The Hague June 7. The international court of arbitration is notified of an agreement by the United States and Mexico to submit the California church property damages dispute to the court. If ratified, it becomes the first case before the tribunal.
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