Praying for Cole's Death Prompts Divine Wrath Call
A sensational seditious message calls for the governor to be incapacitated, invoking divine wrath against the governor. The fragment suggests violent intent and political anger centered on Cole.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1901
Page
2
A sensational seditious message calls for the governor to be incapacitated, invoking divine wrath against the governor. The fragment suggests violent intent and political anger centered on Cole.
Honolulu dispatch reports that supporters push annexation to resolve Hawaii Territory's political deadlock. Attorney General Fitch argues Cooper not legally acting governor and Dole may be disabled. Legislature seeks resignation or temporary transfer to let Cooper qualify. Dole plans two month absence. reports of resignation denied. A grand jury probe on bribery proceeds with Cooper and McCandless both cleared on privilege claims.
The grand jury continues investigation into bribery charges as Hawaii’s political frictions unfold. L. A. Thurston, once fined for contempt, is released by the supreme court after a judge did not declare him guilty. Hawaii’s budget talks stall, militia funding cuts loom, and administration friction grows amid salary reshuffles and health board tensions.
London reports a slack week with almost no business on the exchange. The stagnation, linked to the Ascot races, leaves the market sensitive to selling while home rails fall steadily. American interests gain activity on news of the Union Pacific Milwaukee deal, which had been denied earlier.
Berlin reports a slight weekly improvement in late June with a first day of no failures or major financial difficulties. Trading increased in industrials and banks while buying rose cautiously. favorites included North German Lloyd, Vulcan Shipbuilding, and electrical stocks. Money on call stands around 4 percent with discount rates steady. foreign exchange dull amid anticipated further grain shipments from the United States.
Laredo Texas June 23 a man captured yesterday about miles above here has been identified by two men as Gregorio Cortez the man who killed Sheriff Morris of Karnes County and Sheriff Glover of Gonzales County The identification is complete and the alleged murderer will be surrendered to the officers.
Berlin reports Emperor William spent a long visit aboard Mrs. Robert Goelet’s yacht Nahma after the regatta. He will attend the entrance of his second son into the first guards at Potsdam on July 7 and will not return from his northern trip until early August.
Brig. Gen. Frederick D Grant with wife and son Ulysses traveled through Berlin today en route to St. Petersburg, traveling in the company of a military escort.
Livingston bats overwhelm Helena as Wilson allows 21 hits and Nash holds Helena to six. Helena scores three in the third and one in the fourth, never helping their cause with earned runs. final score 15 to 4. Displaced Thomas in the eighth.
New London reports near parity between Yale and Harvard crews on physique experience and past performances. Harvard weights and heights show dominance in some metrics while Yale edges in overall crew weight. Both sides return veterans as they prepare to race four miles with expected close competition and a feast for spectators.
In New York the Protective Association of Professional Baseball Players re elected Charles Zimmer as president after a five and a half hour session. Daley Gear named secretary and Frank Donahue treasurer. The meeting declared the reserve clause non binding for future contracts. London: Crosby beat Faluds in a ground and tower trap pigeon match for £10,160, scoring 7 to 5 at ground and 2 to 4 at tower.
Tacoma won 2 to 1 over Seattle in Tacoma Washington on June 2. St Vrain and Zearfoss for Tacoma faced Sto Vall and Frary for Seattle as O Connell umpired the game.
Portland defeated Spokane 1 to 0 in Portland Oregon on June 23. The brief item lists players and lineups with unclear OCR errors but names Glendon Swindells Engel Vigneux McDonald appear among the squad and substitutes.
Advices from Merida report that the subscription raising the Bank of Yucatan capital to one million dollars has been easily obtained. The news is dated from Mexico City and comes on June 23.
Tientsin marks the first anniversary of relief efforts with public observances tomorrow. The note mentions Russian and British participation in the commemorations and related ceremonies planned for the city.
On June 17, the anniversary of the siege of Tientsin, authorities publicly thanked women who decorated the graves of soldiers of all nationalities. General Mais, the Chinese insurgent leader, is in consultation with German commanders on pacification efforts.
The British bark Falkland wrecked off Bishop's Rock June 22 with Captain Gracie, the mate Bateson, and four sailors drowned. Survivors say the ship missed stays, listing heavily, but one lifeboat saved two men and a boy. Captain Gracie's wife is ill as the crew and passengers await landing at St Marys.
County Attorney Poindexter returns from Jaggers ranch to probe Wednesday evening shooting. McKenzie and the lone eye witness say Moore started the quarrel and fired first with an empty gun later while McKenzie fled. Moore admits no gun was loaded. McKenzie alive but injured, doctor calls case doubtful. Moore has friends in Dillon.
A mob of several scores attacked Southern railway shops in Columbia at 3 30 this morning aimed at non union workers. A guard named Meyers fired from a 12 gauge shotgun injuring his forehead but not penetrating. Four wounded, two seriously, were treated. most victims were dragged from a sleeping car and marched north before being returned later.
Santa Cruz Luzon June 23 Cailles to surrender today as he moves from Pagsanjan with 500 plus rifles. Colonel Cailles with 250 fled to mountains but surrendered after Cailles messenger arrived. General Sumner urges Cailles to leave Santa Cruz at 6 tomorrow morning.
Washington reports Surgeon General Wyman issued a general circular to medical officers stressing insects as disease vectors. It notes the mosquito's role in malaria, fleas in plague, and flies in typhoid and cholera. recommends mosquito nets, fly screens, especially near kitchens, and sulfur fumigation for large rooms.
Manila reports insurgent Colonel Arollio and a large part of General Malvar’s forces are due to surrender to American authorities at San Jose in Batangas province next Wednesday. The shift from military to civil government on July 4 will end the clash over civil service examinations for civilians now employed by the military.
The U S assay office reports Utah mineral production for 1900 rising nearly two percent from 1899. Gold valued at 4,035,610 with 529,028 rise. silver 12,129.82 rising 2,812,064. copper 2,324,076 up 782,42. lead 4,260,095 up 339,577. Total 22,754,655 up 4,493,251.
London June report from Daily Mail's Johannesburg correspondent describes an American trade invasion of the Rand aided by British interests. The letter claims areas quietly buy Kaffir shares and push efforts widely, with most mining machinery already American and a rumor of an American bid to control poorer Rand mines.
Three boys Elmer Larue 4 1 2, Wallace Larue 11, and George Clements 9 drowned while swimming in a slough near Sutter City California on June 3.
St Petersburg labor riots in iron works and cloth factories were suppressed by military authorities, according to a Daily Mail correspondent. The June report notes renewed unrest and swift government action.
Time table shows streetcar departures at 7 00, 7 35, 11 50, 1 20, 4 50 and 5 25. It notes ACE Down Biba as route or stop reference.
The fragment notes a run starting at Main Street with mentions of Anaconda and New Works Sundays, indicating an event or program linked to recurring Sunday activities at a local area.
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