Judge Clancy Reverses Own Order
Judge Clancy vacated an order he issued a few days earlier, reversing his prior action amid a sudden change in stance. The move restores the prior status and signals a new development in the case before him.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1901
Page
10
Judge Clancy vacated an order he issued a few days earlier, reversing his prior action amid a sudden change in stance. The move restores the prior status and signals a new development in the case before him.
Judge Clancy vacated the previous order naming E. H. Wilson as receiver of the Minnie Healey mine. The mine will remain closed while appeals proceed. The court also overruled a motion to shorten the injunction hearing and a cuparvisory writ was served related to Heinze vs Anaconda. The receiver seeks fifty thousand dollars in fees and similar sums for attorneys.
Modern Woodmen of America camp 6805 hosts a social session at Scandia hall on Friday evening March 22 1901. Foresters of America Court Butte No 1 invites members and friends to attend. W J Melvin serves as secretary. The text also notes caucus politics with anti Thompson telegrams and 19 ballots without nomination.
The Sierra brought Shriners from Grand Rapids and other places to Honolulu in five days ten hours. A local committee met the ship outside the harbor and escorted guests to hotels. The program includes a native luna feast, a ball, a theater performance, and the installation of a local temple.
Washington reports insular affairs division data showing U S imports to the Philippine islands from January to August 1900 up 72 percent from 1899 with values rising from 750,739 to 1,340,717. Total merchandise imports and exports balance in favor of the archipelago, while exports to the United States decline from 2,547,839 in 1899 to 1,054,531 in 1900.
A Victoria deputation pressed for an independent line from the coast to Kootenay with competitive bids and possible subsidies. Premier and executive council discussed securing best terms for the province while Ottawa advised liberal treatment, including a potential province controlled charter and requirements for island, Frazer River routes, and Klondike trade protection.
Reports from Mengo Uganda dated March 1 state Muludgi the Mohammedan prophet who proclaimed a new doctrine there died in the afternoon under extraordinary circumstances after a brief reign. The sultan of Imbogo denounced the doctrine and the native court declared Muludai an impostor. he then left the court, climbed a mall eminence, prayed aloud to God and died.
London reports General DeWet and General Botha told a Benekal gathering that they could keep fighting but would accept annexation only if Britain guarantees Dutch and English education, rifles on license, a £3,000,000 indemnity for burned farms, no native franchise, and amnesty for remaining belligerents. DeWet has gone north to the Transvaal after ordering a halt in operations until his return.
Lincoln Neb March 21 Republicans failed to break the long term senate deadlock as Edward Rosewater gained two votes and D E Thompson’s tally rose to 58 but remained short of 45 needed for nomination. Telegraphed appeals from Hanna urged anti Thompson forces to back caucus decisions amid the stalemate.
The Reichstag adjourned to April 16 after a lively third reading debate on the estimates. Socialists accused Emperor William and advisers of pressuring courts. Wolfgang Heine alleged officials urged convictions of writers accused of lese majeste. The new pension bill passed to the Reichstag, seen as a threat to imperial taxes.
Portland officials report a party of surveyors will start work tomorrow to mark the railroad line crossing the peninsula between the Columbia and Willamette rivers.
In Cleveland on March 21 a major railway men’s meeting confirmed a promised cent a mile rate for the G A R national encampment to be held there next September. The action aims to ease travel for veterans and attendees.
The new rule sets a fixed railroad rate across Central Passenger association territory for both inbound and outbound travel. It states the rate will be tendered to connecting lines and outside territory for leasing purposes.
Washington March 21 The assistant secretary of war released a statement to correct rumors. It says Mr Banger entered official duties without pledges promises or statements beyond his oath and belief in fitness and merit for public service. It notes Senator Platt or others did not ask for any pledge or promise.
Sheriff John son reports that H. Henderson confessed to involvement in the Cudahy kidnapping. He says Henderson admitted using much of the ransom money while fleeing Omaha and that the confession was voluntary.
Denver March 21. In the lower house Representative J A Martin of Pueblo introduced a joint resolution unanimously adopted recognizing and indorsing the Lewis and Clarke centennial celebration to be held in Portland Ore in 1905.
Indianapolis March 21 Ex President Harrison left 40000 in life insurance announced by President Kitel of Union Trust company executor of General Harrison's will. Appraisement places total estate value at 380000 including real estate railroad bonds stock in the Iniom Trust company the law building and other securities
Cambridge March 21 coach for Harvard football W T Reid of Belmont California has been named coach for next year in a formal university announcement from Cambridge.
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