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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1907
Page
18
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates and the locations where the paper is available in multiple cities. It lists daily and Sunday options, in advance payments, and identifies the Anaconda office and contact points for editorial and business matters.
The article notes President Earling pushing the Milwaukee line from Butte toward the eastern starting point in South Dakota with a target to be in operation by year’s start. It reports heavy, costly work in the Jefferson canyon and Pipestone region, and anticipates the new railroad reaching Butte in routine service soon. It also sketches a light aside about dandelions, their persistence, and a playful digression on their etymology and a stance from the Indianapolis News.
A tongue in cheek ode to the dandelion contrasts its hardiness and culinary uses with its invasive habit amid winter blooms. The Daly Bank and Trust in Butte names John G. Morony as president, noting his Montana banking pedigree and strong local ties. The piece also discusses political contests over Foraker, Hearst, and Irish questions, plus the New York public utilities bill moving through the senate for broader regulation.
Tom Mulholland returns from Seattle and asserts he remains acting chief of police until a legally appointed successor is confirmed. Mayor Corby had placed Walter Wynne, while Captain McGrath and detectives navigate dual command. The city operates with two acting chief scenarios as officers adapt to shifting orders and duties.
Justice Doran of Silver Bow county, long a popular dispenser of justice, was seen at his desk after a four week illness. He appeared well and continued with court matters, expressing confidence in full recovery and plans to continue his term without interruption. He received many congratulations from friends on his recovery.
The entire session of Jude Lynch's court was taken up with defense motions to dismiss the proceedings in the Margaret Byrne versus John Duclle case. Attorney McHatton resumed in the morning and closed in the afternoon as Judge Lynch planned to rule on the motion the next day.
Thresher, a disbarred attorney, testified in a damage suit against Western Union Telegraph Co for 125000, recounting his disbarment by the supreme court on January 24, 1906. He claimed the charges were fake and said given time to answer he could refute them.
Advertisement claims Durant White can teach curses and charms to control lovers friends and enemies. Promises happiness wisdom and boldness after following instructions. Mentions 209 N Montana site Courthouse Horus with times 9 A.M. and Sunday.
The article outlines attorney Thresher and charges from Mrs. Burton involving $400 from a court clerk and $49.60 in favor of Nickey, with disputes over a telegraph message, attempts to appeal a Justice court case, and a compromise settlement. It covers payments, attempted cashing of checks, and subsequent court actions leading to disbarment proceedings and references to Justice Solloway and partner ties in Bozeman.
Special Dispatch to the Standard describes two lethal incidents near Miles City. Austrian laborer Gretana Meccia on a Northern Pacific work train was fatally crushed after possibly slipping from a moving car near Poorhouse Hill. Separately, Samuel Miller was killed when a wagon was struck by a rearing horse, pinning him beneath the wagon as he struggled to restrain the team near Shirley.
Special Dispatch reports from Livingston that Roland Sloane convicted in Gallatin county on grand larceny and sentenced to 12 years has had his case transferred to the district court here for a new trial. The appeal sent the case back to Gallatin county, and a change of venue was granted May 7 by Judge Stewart.
Special Dispatch from Livingston May 2 reports the state railway commission has filed a complaint against Northern Pacific Railway for alleged 16 hour law violations. Assistant Attorney General Yancey sent papers to County Attorney Harvey, who is out of town, delaying court action until his return.
Omaha May 22 The Union Pacific Coal company announced that the Cumberland coal mine fire in Cumberland Wyoming, burning for six months, has been extinguished and mine operations will resume immediately.
May 22 in Lincoln Massachusetts Senator George Fred Williams and United States Senator Pattigrew with wife of South Dakota were guests of W. 3. Bryan. Bryan states the visits are purely social and not of political significance.
A clipped notice references Daly Bank and Trustco and individuals including John Lalor and Rwinborne in a formal solicitation of business. The fragment notes letters to the United States and foreign law alignment, indicating a legal or financial transcription context.
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