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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1906
Page
14
Attorney Mogdy delivers a sharp counterpoint to the court as the immunity plea in the Packers case draws scrutiny. The exchange highlights strategic posture and legal stakes for all parties involved.
In Chicago on March 2 attorney Moody argued immunity pleas for the Packers, contending they spoke of their own accord and under no compulsion. He criticized opposing counsel and referenced a Roosevelt letter entered into the record, noting he would not block lawyers from presenting their best defense.
Reports describe Lieutenant Schmidt, a naval revolt leader at Sevastopol, executed near Otchakov fortress after a court martial. The article notes his defiant posture, refusal of sacrament, and a crowd of supporters declaring him a hero as three sailors were executed for mutiny.
The council passed an ordinance restricting saloons to eighteen, denying licenses to existing operators. The street railway asked for a 100 day suspension and was granted until May 1 for repairs. Election officials were appointed for four wards with polling sites listed. aldermen will be elected, but no mayor this year.
The Bozeman socialist group calls all socialists to attend a primaries meeting on March 23 to nominate four alderman candidates for the upcoming municipal election. The Democratic side sets primaries for March 26 to nominate four alderman candidates, with no mayoral election this year.
A damaged notice reports that Mr Cordon received a long prison sentence. Details are limited and the exact charges and sentencing dates are unclear in the readable text.
William Gordon found guilty by a district court jury in Judge Donlan's department for the East Mercury Street robbery last October. Jurors debated from 4 p m to 8 25 p m with one voter pressing not guilty. they finally set a 15 year term. Gordon also linked to four prior felonies including robbery counterfeiting and forged money, with sentences added under state law. The defense centered on alibi witness Ellen Murphy and testimony by John Anderson, while county prosecutors highlighted multiple alibi and corroborating details.
A testimonial from Battle Creek about Grape-Nuts and Postum products. A Chicago mother says she recovered from indigestion headaches and nervousness after five years of use, noting improved energy and ability to manage household tasks. Her husband also praises the wholesome lunch provided by these foods. There is a plug for The Road to Wellville booklet.
An early 20th century style advertisement touts Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer as a cure for rheumatism kidney liver and bladder troubles. It promises free sample bottles by mail and urges readers to write to Dr Kilmer Binghamton NY while noting availability in drug stores.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Hazeman Mont March 20 Charles Tudor living near Bele grade faced a sanity proceeding this afternoon and was adjudged insane. Doctors report a coerced recovery possible after a previous cure. Tudor, about 39, has a wife and two children on a ranch and has lived in Montana 15 years after coming from Missouri. Sheriff Reynolds took him to Warm Springs for containment.
The council tabled the E M Youngerford gas works franchise amid oil-field opposition and directed the city attorney to compel Northern Pacific to remove the 18 Wool house platform on Twente sixth street to open the street cross right of way. A M Fenton and Wm Raright of Helena sought a license to run the Family theater. the application was referred to the appropriate committee.
In executive session the senate approved a treaty establishing extradition between the United States and the republic of San Marino.
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