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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1901

Page

10

Habeas Corpus Proceedings in Wells Case

In a district court move yesterday Attorney John N. Kirk filed writs of habeas corpus on behalf of J h Cox and Charles Slaton seeking release or an information filing. The men have been jailed since February 22 after Wells death, with no formal charges or warrants issued. Judge Clancy ordered the writs granted and scheduled a Saturday March 9 inquiry into their detention by officers named Lavell and Furey. The suspects maintain their innocence, offering no cooperation, while authorities seek a confession linking them to the Wells killing.

Steve Wells John N. Kirk Clancy J. H. Cox Charles Slaton Cox Slaton Wells Jack Lavell Furey

Inaugural Address Opens New Administration

President delivers oath and policy outline amid rain as he pledges economy, anti corruption, and unity. He outlines Cuba and Philippines policies, stresses peaceful solutions, reform and continued republican expansion, while rallying national resolve. Roosevelt lauds and lauds reception follows at the Capitol and White House procession.

Cuba Roosevelt Capitol Senate Committee On Military Affairs Army Navy White House

Inaugural Parade Impresses Washington With Ceremony

Washington March 4 Inaugural parade for McKinley and Roosevelt unfolded with minimal friction and rich visual effect. The line stayed intact behind iron barriers along Pennsylvania Avenue as troops, cadets, and civic clubs followed a disciplined, well marching procession in light rain.

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