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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1902
Page
8
McDay Judet and Wolernan return to duties at the old stand as cases are scheduled to resume. The trio resumes work following a period away from regular duties, with expectations of continuing projects and client matters.
The article details Kelley and co defendants entering not guilty pleas and requests for time as Judge McClernan schedules the criminal calendar. It notes three lawyers for Kelley, pursuit of Madame La Bonta, and ongoing highway robbery cases involving Butler and Mark Kelly with no counsel yet. It also covers a will dispute in Pierson vs McCutcheon, and a pork sausage ad fragment.
A Sugar Bargain offers twenty five pounds of granulated sugar for one dollar and a three dollar combination purchase of other groceries today at the closing-out sale of the Youlden Grocery company located at 318 North Main Street.
George Vest Jr private secretary to Missouri senator Vest died suddenly at the Columbia hotel in Washington. He was last seen at 3 am after visiting at 6 pm the previous day and was found dead around 6 am. The emergency room said death occurred by convulsions due to acute gastritis. He was about 42 and survived by a widow and children.
Alfred McDougall, formerly Toronto alderman and provincial treasurer aide, was arrested in Ontario on two theft charges totaling 6500 from the government. Alleged defalcations span several years while he collected succession duties before suspension by Premier Ross. He is jailed without bail and accounts are said to be short about 35000.
A Wheeling dispatch reports the grand jury declined to indict Rodella Bain for throwing Miss G A Smith into the river. Bain denies the confession to Chief Ritz claiming it was made while she was not in proper mental condition. She remains in the hospital awaiting recovery.
Coroner's jury inquest found butcher John Cowles, 46, died from a rifle shot fired by his own hand. Witnesses testified he recently faced business reverses and heavy drinking, then locked himself in a ranch closet and shot himself. Body found near Brookside park, reportedly frozen. Funeral planned from Richards' establishment.
A veteran clerk complains that delays at the polls stem from underqualified election clerks and judges who handle tallying only occasionally. He recalls a precinct with 290 ballots where counting dragged from 7 PM to 3:35 PM the next day, noting many ballots showed minimal markings and the shift to a stricter marking rule did not greatly reduce rejects. He urges a system using competent, rapid markups and casts doubt on current staffing.
In Gross Zorlenes near Reschitz a widow Pova is terrorized by stone throws at her home. Her son, convinced his father returns from the dead, exhumed a grave, dragged the corpse a mile and burned it. He was arrested as authorities investigate the haunting superstition.
The crown prince of Siam and entourage arrived in Chicago and were driven to the Auditorium annex for breakfast. They then attended luncheon at the University of Chicago hosted by President Harper, dined at the Chicago Club, and visited the theater with Melville E. Stone.
Heavy ribbed wool hose for boys and girls in gray with double soles priced at 25 cents per pair. Women's wool gloves in white black gray at 50 cents per pair. White wool golf gloves with black embroidered back and double wrists offered at a stylish fit.
Female slippers in satin and kid leather with bow details and soft flexible soles in red blue tan heliotrope canary black. sizes up to 7. Also black kid one strap slippers with bows hand turned soles. leggings with black satin bows. felt and satin quilted shoes. bright kid shoes with stock tips. various gaiters offered in several sizes and low prices.
Secretary of state receives cable from Governor Hunt dated San Juan November 5 reporting quiet elections. Federals who withdrew earlier voted, Republicans re elected Degeteau to Washington and two legislators. Federals elected ten.
Washington November 6. The Danish minister Mr Bruen visited the state department and with Secretary Hay signed an additional article to the reciprocity treaty relating to the Danish West Indian islands of St Croix extending for one year from November 28 the period allowed for ratification of the document.
Arbitrators have ordered a 17 percent wage increase for engine train and yard workers on the International road after dispute between employers and management. Workers along the line will accept the ruling as final and wage questions are deemed settled. The notice appears in Ciudad Porfirio Diaz Mexico dated November 6.
Henry Hitter files for divorce from Ida M. Hitter alleging desertion in June 1901 after their 1891 Santiago Minnesota marriage. He claims she ran off with another man and has lived apart since, with counsel John R. Grice noted. Also, Maggie MacGilliveray sues Clifford MacGilliveray and Regina Archambault vs Arthur Archambault involve service and alimony issues.
Davis and Wermescury announce 40 dozen fancy cups and saucers arriving from Germany. Starting Saturday morning they will give one cup and saucer free to each customer with every dollar purchased. Also seeking boys for messenger work for World Messenger. N P Shulin tailor at 119 W Broadway offers cleaning dyeing and repair services.
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