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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1903

Page

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Conscience-Stricken Boodler Confesses to Albany Corruption

St Louis May 15 Former State Senator Fred J L Busche confessed to Circuit Attorney Folk detailing eight years of boodle schemes involving prominent figures at the state capital. He named several senators, recalled schoolbook and railroad lobbying, and said he earned about 15000 from legislative service. Schweickardt also testified before the grand jury as officials adjourned until Monday.

Busche Missouri Fred J L. Busche Folk Grand Jury Eleventh Street Circuit ISM Schweickardt St. Louis Jusche Folk, Hebag Schweickar A Charles Schweickardt

Idaho Posse Stays Hot on Robber’s Trail

A Idaho posse left the Halfway house at 6 am to pursue a lone highwayman who robbed the Noise-Idaho Stage yesterday. M M Gibson, Idaho Globe Mining manager, and Jack Cassel joined the chase after returning from a private trip to pay miners about $60 in checks. The robber, heavyset on a sorrel horse with a Winchester, was reported seen about a mile beyond the robbery site but gave no reply when hailed.

Poise Idaho M. M. Gibson Idaho Globe Mining Company Idaho City Bow Jack Cassel Gibson Mr. Gibson Mr. Cassel Cassel

Station agent gone amid small account shortage reported

Dillon reports an evident but small shortage in Harry Allen's accounts, the Short Line station agent who disappeared after paying all debts before leaving. Traveling Auditor Craig confirmed the shortage and said it was not large enough to ruin his reputation. Allen had shown himself and his family in Corinne, Utah, as he left for Butte where he was last seen. He had previously served in Spanish American War service and held roles from cashier at Idaho Falls to station agent here.

The Standard Dillon Harry Allen Craig Salt Lake City Allen Corinne Utah Idaho Falls

Governor recounts bribery offer for state jobs

Lincoln May 15 Governor Mickey said in an interview he was offered 1000 dollars each for four state posts. He described payments for appointments as inspector deputy or inspector and commandant of the soldiers home at Grand Island. He declined to name the fourth position or reveal potential actions.

Lincoln Neb Mickey Today Grand Island

Whoness Wakes Court on Attempted Bribery Charge

In a dramatic courtroom session, Whoness faces a charge of attempted bribery. Prosecutors outline alleged offers to influence a key witness while defense contends lack of evidence. The case centers on alleged corrupt activity amid ongoing investigations.

Despondent Woman Tries to Kill Herself

A distressed woman attempted suicide by self harm as she faced emotional turmoil. police and medical responders arrived. her condition not disclosed. authorities investigated circumstances surrounding the incident.

Double Killing in Texas Tied to Mrs Fairchild and George Peterson

A Texas double murder report ties lawyer linked to Mrs Fairchild and George Peterson to a fatal shooting. The article notes an affair denial and claims a revolver borrowed from an associate was used in the killings.

Mysterious offer claim shocks Montana court

In Great Falls a witness testified that Attorney John A. Langent offered $1,000 to favor the plaintiff in the McDevitt damage case against the Anaconda company. Judge Tattan will refer the accusation to County Attorney Berry for full inquiry as Langent denies the charge.

Standard Great Falls McDevitt Anaconda Company John A. Langent Belt Leslie Tattan George Fisher Fisher Langent Berry

Cave-In at Liberty Bell Mine Kills Two Finns in Telluride

Telluride Colorado May 15 A cave-in in the Liberty Bell mine lower level today crushed two men to death and badly injured two others The dead are John Antilla and Letter Houghtire both Russian Finns Antilla 27 unmarried Houghtire married leaving a wife in Finland The injured include Eric Johnson with a broken leg and sprained wrist and Mat Attller with severe head and body injuries

Telluride Colo Liberty Bell Eric Johnson Mat Attller Antilla Houghtie Finland

Hill Will Inspect Road and Labor Contentions

President James J. Hill departs for the West to personally inspect labor conditions on the system. He will review minor contentions from the strike negotiations and oversee how many double headers run, with new two month bulletin periods to post the percentage at divisional points.

the Standard St. Paul James J. Hill The West Hill Ward

El Paso Tragedy Linked to Milwaukee Man

George M. Peterson a 23 year old single man, previously worked in the freight department of the Wisconsin Central railway in Milwaukee. He left Milwaukee last fall for Denver and then moved to Texas where the El Paso tragedy is connected to him. details about Mrs. Fairchild are unknown.

Milwaukee Wis Amherst George M. Peterson el Paso Wisconsin Central Railway Peterson Denver Texas Fairchild

Tracks May Point to Egan in Kalispell Search

Dr. H K Houston reports thorough exploration around Lake No 5 Crescent lake and a southern valley near Belt. He says tracks found by searchers likely belong to Mr. Egan and hopes to locate his body in the area.

The Standard Kalispell H. KE. Houston Egan Lake No. 5 Crescent Lake Belt Houston Mr. Egan

Norwegian dramatist Henrik Ibsen gravely ill in Copenhagen

Copenhagen May 15 Henrik Ibsen the Norwegian dramatist is again seriously ill his friends express great anxiety over the outcome of his condition.

Copenhagen Henrik Ibsen

Moonshine whiskey claims two victims in Hot Springs

Hot Springs Ark May 1 two men Joe Adair Wash Turner and Dave Preddy died and John Spivey cannot live after drinking moonshine whiskey distilled in the mountains of this and Montgomery counties Investigating officers report some samples contained concentrated lye mixed with the liquor.

Hot Springs Ark Joe Adair Wash Turner Dave Preddy John Spivey This Montgomery County

Once Noted Man Dies in Poverty in Kansas

George Kettler once ran boots for the German army as Baron von Kettler and was reputed to be worth half a million in Hanover. He was found dead in his Argen tine shoe shop, suspected head injury from a blow a month earlier. He left a daughter, Mrs. A Miller of San Francisco, and four siblings in Kansas.

Kansas City George Kettler Baron von Kettler Hanover Argentine Kan Kettler A. Miller Hartford Street San Francisco

Standard Oil of New Jersey declares quarterly dividend

New York May 15 The Standard Oil company of New Jersey announced a dividend of 7 per share for the quarter, compared with 10 per share in the same quarter last year.

New York Standard Oil Company of New Jersey

Young Baxter Hurt in Wolf Creek Horse Incident

Helena May 15 The condition of Colbert Baxter son of Mr and Mrs W S Baxter of Wolf Creek who was brought to St Peter s hospital from that place on Wednesday with a head injury remains about the same. He was thrown from a horse.

The Standard Helena Colbert Baxter Baxter Wolf Creek St. Peter's Hospital

Leubady Airship Performs Nicely During Flight

The Leubady airship ascended over Nantes Rosny and Moisson circling the Chateau de Rosny. It covered just over seven and a half miles in twenty minutes with part of the course against a brisk wind. A ventillator could not interrupt the successful voyage.

Paris Leubady Nantes Rosny Moisson Chateau de Rosny

Herder Bitten by Rattlesnake Faces Lengthy ordeal

A herder was bitten by a rattlesnake after grabbing the reptile by the tail as it vanished into a hole. The snake struck his hand, leading to hours of pain and a long journey before medical aid reached him at Glendive.

Man Survives Rattle Snake Bite After Drinking Alkali Water

Glendive May 15 Joe McFran a sheepherder was bitten on the finger by a rattlesnake. He drank large quantities of extremely alkaline water at a nearby hole which doctors credit as an antidote. He reached Glendive for medical care after a rapid 25 mile ride. Doctors call the escape miraculous and note recovery is expected.

Standard Glendive Joe McFran Milan Brooks McFran Me-Fran MeFran Fran McFraw James Cavanaugh W. T. Jordan MecFraw

President Roosevelt Camps Among Sequoias in Yosemite Visit

President Roosevelt, cut off from outside communication, camps in the Big Tree country near Wawona and Yosemite Valley for a four day visit. He traveled by special train to Redmond, then by stage to the Big Tree region, where he will sleep outdoors and tour the grove with guides and naturalists.

Big Tree Country Redmond

Roosevelt Party Reaches Ahwahee During California Journey

President Roosevelt and party arrived at Ahwahee at 11 15 AM completing the first half of their trip toward the Big Tree country. Luncheon was served and they expected to reach the Big Trees by 4 PM. At Grub Gulch he received flowers from girls and greeted local residents.

Ahwahee Cal Roosevelt Big Tree Raymond Grub Gulch

President tours Yosemite amid high mountain ascent

At Wawona California on May 11 the president begins a mountain ascent after lunch at Ahwahnee. He aims for the Mariposa Big Tree Grove by 4 PM where soldiers and forest rangers await with two saddle horses. John Muir accompanies the party through the park with no planned demonstrations.

Wawona Cal Ahwahee San Joaquin Dicant Coast Range Mariposa Big Tree Grove John Muir Tho Mar Big Tree Yosemite National Park

Sultan's envoys arrive with funds to pacify rebels

A Melilla dispatch reports the sultan's envoys on a pacification mission to Moroccan rebels have arrived with 16,000 dollars. Rebel chiefs have selected a new pretender named Kader, described as from a good family.

Madrid Melilla Morocco Kader

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