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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1902
Page
3
Republican strategists in Helena pursue a proven candidate to challenge the present mayor in the bid for another term. The effort centers on unseating the incumbent with a slate of supporters who favor a tougher approach.
In Helena March 20 anti Edwards Republicans groom Dr. William Treacy as a possible candidate to oppose Mayor Edwards in primaries and the city convention. Edwards prepares for nominations while Treacy hesitates then may run independent. Democratic challengers Nolan Dresser and Flaherty eye the race as water and ownership issues loom.
Rev. Granville Louther and Rev. Souther face charges at an Arkansas City hearing on March 26 for unorthodox views. Souther, longtime Kansas Holiness Association leader, argues religion evolves from lower to higher forms and rejects rigid creeds, urging freedom for spiritual exploration.
Londonderry guardians of King’s county pass a resolution praising the Boer stand. The message expresses admiration and is directed to Mr. Kruger care of Queen Wilhelmina, reflecting Irish sentiment in March.
A boastful passage praises the brave South African republics and Boer Delary for a victory that brings England disgrace and ridicule. It claims the triumph will boost jingoes in the British empire and elate civilized nations worldwide.
Senator Aldrich presented the finance committee report on repealing the war revenue act noting major language changes but preserving the bucket shops tax. He expects to call the report soon with no planned amendments or long debate and includes a provision protecting actions and rights prior to repeal.
Frank Knickerbocker mayor of Savannah argued for the defense in Stewart Fife's murder trial. He cited the Durrant case to claim an innocent man was hanged after the prosecutor faced the real murderer. He also defended Mrs. Richardson who had been tried and acquitted for murdering her husband.
Washington March 20 Representative Burleson of Texas introduced in the house a resolution asking the president to transmit to the house all correspondence and papers connected with General Miles request to be assigned to duty in the Philippines, if not incompatible with public interests.
Paris reports the engagement of the Duke of Chaulnes-Et-De-Picquigny to a daughter of William Gebhardt of New York who has been living in Paris for years. The groom is the brother of the younger Duchess of Uses.
Lieut. W. B. Sinclair of the 2th Infantry was tried by court martial for causing the death of a soldier prisoner by gagging him and pouring water on his head. He has been acquitted.
Simpson a bookkeeper for Warman-Black-Chamberlain livestock brokers was arrested in Paoli and brought to the city on forgery charges. The affidavit cites fraud totaling 4688 dollars. Detectives say the firm indicates a larger shortage possibly between 30000 and 70000 dollars. Simpson is well connected with a wife and several children and remains silent while the firm claims to possess dummy checks proving guilt.
New York March 20 David N Carvalho an ink handwriting expert was recalled for cross examination in the Albert T Patrick trial. He testified the 190 will signatures used coal tar ink while Rice writings used iron ink. Dr A Hare of Jefferson Medical College testified on chloroform noting a cone over a sleeping man could kill and odor may vanish after an hour. Dr Alfred E Thayer of Cornell linked Rice’s death to chloroform poisoning.
George Perkins of J P Morgan & Co testified at a special examiner hearing in the Peter Power case against Northern Pacific. He said Morgan bought about 78 million dollars of NP stock from Union Pacific interests after the Northern Securities merger and sold it back to Northern Securities for cash and stock. He denied knowledge of further large May purchases or any Go Northern proxy deals. The session adjourned for tomorrow.
London reports Lady Rodney daughter of Baron Winbern and cousin of the Duke of Marlborough was granted a divorce today from her husband the seventh baron Rodney on grounds of cruelty and infidelity. The plaintiff testified that the husband struck her in the eye with his fist.
Emperor William orders the former guard ship at Wilhelsmhaven renamed Alice Roosevelt highlighting a tribute to the American figure. The vessel serves in a guard role while bearing the name of the Miss Roosevelt.
London reports 13 523 offerings at Wool auction sales with better business. Americans showed more interest as home trade competed with France and Germany for coarse crossbreds at advances of 7 40 to 10 percent.
The Senate discussed a bill to protect the president and line of succession, with opponents arguing it creates inequality before the law. Supporters emphasized safeguarding officials in duty, while amendments and substitutes were proposed ahead of a vote.
Washington March 20 The House made slow progress on the river and harbor bill disposing of 30 pages with 50 remaining. Amendments were defeated. debate touched on Cuban aid and South election law investigations as lawmakers urged unity and restraint. The session adjourned at 5:15 p m after 80 more pages were finished.
Helena March 20. The supreme court permitted Denny representing F A Heinze to file a supplemental brief in the writ of review over the Anaconda mine survey and potential apex rights. Anaconda counters that Fairmont lacks parallel end lines, while Denny argues US supreme court guidance on parallel end lines grants apex rights. The court set filing by next Monday with five days for reply. The court also quashed the writ of certiorari directing Cascade county Judge Leslie to certify the Barker estate record.
Miss Alice Burd visits relatives. The spinsters' convention at the town hall drew a full crowd and netted 117 dollars for the Ladies' Industrial Society. Visitors include Hugh O’Neal from Sweet Grass hills and Walter S. Clark’s family returning from Great Falls. Sam Mitchell bought the Flying U brand and 300 cattle near Bynum. The Alfalfa Dramatic Company gave an excellent town hall show. Notables Robert Cameron and C B Morrill were in town. A St Patrick’s necktie and apron dance amused locals. A new bank is planned with Joseph Hirshberg and Julius Hirshberg backing. Mrs Coffey injured her foot from broken glass after church.
London financial brief notes Consols for money at 98 percent Consols for account 937 16 Ana conda 64 Atchison 79 54 Atchison preferred 100 Canadian Pacific 118 3 4 per cent bar silver dull at 24 13 16 d money 24 4 3 per cent
A patient reports severe back pain and frequent urination relieved after using Dr Kilmer Swamp Root. After six bottles over a year no recurrence, with warning that kidney disease can be fatal. The ad touts the remedy as world famous and offers a free sample by mail.
A coupon free sample bottle of Swamp-Root is offered by mail to readers who have not tried it, with a book of testimonials and instructions. Include mention of the Anaconda Daily Standard in your letter to Dr. Kilmer and Co., Binghamton NY. Regular 50 cent and $1 bottles also available at drug stores.
General Otis explains his stance on delaying further troops in the Philippines to avoid war and preserve peace. He argues Filipinos lack true liberty, supports a military despotism, and cites Manila events and prior letters as context for U.S. sovereignty concerns. The senate hearing adjourned after discussion of Mabini and Bear speeches.
Max Schmahl of Germany leaves 12000 dollars to his grandson Otto Schmahl for bravery and loyalty to the country. Otto, living at 184 West Clifton Avenue, Cincinnati, joined early in the war with Spain and fought in many skirmishes, prompting the grandfather to send news from Germany of the fortune.
State Bank of Red Lodge is incorporated by the secretary of state today. D. G. O Shea superintendent of Rocky Fork company and E N Clark F B Clark W B Nutting D J Tolman A Budnas and L O Caswell Carbon county attorney sign. Capital stock listed at $ W,000 all subscribed.
Washington reports the navy department has granted a nine month extension in the Wyoming monitor case due to the strike at Union Iron Works in San Francisco.
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