08 Nov 1902
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1902
Page
1
The article reports Varnish giving contradictory testimony at the Moline trial, with his statements clashing with earlier remarks. Other witnesses also contradict one another, while the full body of evidence has been presented. The language suggests a tense courtroom atmosphere and ongoing legal proceedings.
New York November seventh. The second trial of Roland J. Molineux for the murder of Mrs. Natherine J. Adams ends its evidence section and court adjourns to Monday for counsel argument. A verdict is expected Tuesday as testimony shifts to Cornish and witness accounts for the defense.
Cry for clarity: the readable bits reference a falling revolution in Venezuela with multiple pieces decayed or erased. The text lacks coherent details, names, dates, or organizations to identify a concrete incident or timeline.
News from La Victoria Venezuela reports revolutionary forces under General Matos and allies retreating after a cartridge shortage. General Rolando accuses Matos of ammunition failure. about 2,200 rebels head toward Alta Gracia as government troops chase them toward Barrera near Lake Valencia. President Castro directs operations from Caracas as telegraph links between La Victoria and Caracas resume.
In Paris on November 7 government arbitrators rejected wage increases for striking miners in Outerford. Nord companies set five year pensions. Lens clashed with cavalry as bricks flew. injuries and arrests followed. Deputies backed a 33 member commission to study miner conditions and conflict prevention. Six thousand miners met at Lievin to refuse the decision and press on with the strike.
Report says Teddy is the lone active player in a tense scene aboard the battleship Wisconsin in Panama harbor. Authorities fear Colombian plans to destabilize if the general travels to Panama, amid rumors Uribe-Uribe faces death after surrendering to Marjarres forces at Rio Frio last month.
The Medal of Honor Legion met in Independence Hall with about 200 members. Maj. Moses Veale presided as Mayor Ashbridge welcomed the group praising Civil War veterans. Reports show most medals were earned in the Civil War, with hundreds for Indian wars, and future awards planned for Spanish American War and Boxer Rebellion service. Officers elected included Commander Dante J. Sickles and senior vice commander Llewellyn G. Wates.
A telegram from U S Commissioner McKeene says James Burke and Louis Peterson were retaken after escape from custody. They were arrested by Post Office Inspector Beattie at Great Falls on stealing government property and selling postage stamps at half price. Hearing set for Kalispell Monday. Deputy U S Attorney Bailey to attend for the government.
San Jose Costa Rica November 7 General Santos military director of the Colombian revolution who has been here for some time past will not attend the proposed peace conference between representatives of the Colombian revolutionists and the Colombian government.
Judge Munder of the United States court refused Letson Balliet known as the Mining King a new trial and sentenced him to pay a $1000 fine and serve one year in county jail. Balliet was convicted of using the mails for fraudulent purposes in connection with the White Swan mine in Baker City Oregon sold by monthly payment plan. The trial showed over $180000 received from investors nationwide while little or none was spent on the mine and Balliet announced an appeal. The case has cost the government about $50000 and has been tried twice.
The postmaster general orders abolition of the postoffice physician in all post offices in cities under 540000 population. About a dozen cities in this class have such positions and many postmasters say the role is unnecessary. The change is expected to save the government about 10500 dollars annually.
The battleship Kearsarge flagship of the North Atlantic squadron began a southward voyage from the navy yard with Rear Admiral Higginson aboard to organize the fleet for winter maneuvers in the Caribbean Sea. It will meet other fleet vessels at Hampton Roads.
The November 9 issue of The Sunday Standard features a dramatic color page with a Rocky Mountain winter scene. A Chinese Montana worker teaches trade unionism, plus a northern lost cabin mine tale. Government land openings under the irrigation act are explained with maps.
The Adjutant General argues a young officer should have one allegiance to the service and that matrimony is too costly to enter into. The stance frames marriage as a distraction from military duties and prioritizes commitment to duty over personal unions.
The Adjutant General Corbin report notes army downsizing to 60,020 by December 1 and details casualties, discharges, and desertions. He advocates teaching vocal music in regiments to improve morale, discipline, and reduce barroom temptations near posts. He supports annual maneuvers and standardizing arms in the National Guard.
Great Falls reports a developing blizzard across Northern Montana. Since last evening a heavy snowstorm has moved from the north, with Lethbridge temperatures around 25 degrees below zero and a strong northeast wind. The boundary line blizzard worsens as Great Falls grows colder and snow flurries increase.
Special Dispatch reports Montrose W. Hayes warning of a coming storm. Chicago office predicts wind shift to north with snow and colder weather by Saturday morning. Canadian readings cite Edmonton zero, Calgary four below, Battleford four above. Helena to see snow and continued cold, followed by clear spells after the storm.
Berlin November 7 Ambassador White opened a President Roosevelt letter marked to be opened on his seventieth birthday. Roosevelt praised White's service noting few citizens have had such opportunity to serve their country.
Mr White was feted in Berlin with congratulatory telegrams and calls from the diplomatic corps prominent professors and Reichstag members. American residents presented a bound address via Consul General Mason and Dr Dickie. Officials praised his role in fostering U S Germany relations and many foreign dignitaries sent congratulations.
Trustees of the University of Chicago announce an agreement to absorb Rush Medical College as an organic part of the university. The merger includes raising 1 million dollars by July 1, 1908 and keeps Rush on its west side site near Cook County and Presbyterian hospitals.
The Western Passenger association mileage bureau voted down increasing the 2,000 mile interchangeable mileage ticket to 3,000 miles. At the group’s meeting, the topic was removed from the docket.
Old Mt. Holyoke South Hadley Mass notes Holyoke college celebrated today the sixth anniversary of its foundation. East Coast visitors gathered as President Henry Hopking of Williams College delivered an address to attendees.
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