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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1908
Page
2
Butte City Law Changes Sought By Legislative Committee
The legislative committee of Butte's city council debated proposed changes to state city laws. They urged police court expansion to handle misdemeanors and share civil jurisdiction with justices of the peace, plus quicker warrants redemption when cash is available. They also discussed bids rules, city control over emergency hospital project, and a unified fire and police commission to limit political influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth
Butte
Justices of the Peace
Committee Seeks Consensus on New Law Before Legislature
The group will consist of five members with no more than a majority from one party. They postponed a final decision, preferring to have the committee draft and discuss a revised law for legislative submission. Several more meetings are planned to reach changes likely to gain legislature approval.
Obituary notices for Silas Hare and others
Former Congressman Silas Hare of Texas, Mexican War veteran and Confederate soldier, dies at 81 in Washington. Judge Hare served in the 50th and 51st Congresses and once led New Mexico as chief justice before joining the Confederate Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Hare
Texas
Washington
Hare
New Mexico
Sherman
Tex
Pretty picture cards tell of Yankee Doodle sulkies
The Standard man offers color printed picture cards in series. Readable titles include Fireman Ned Coachman Dandy Rosebud Lee and Sulky Dan. Each card features a named sulky horse or driver in lively period fashion for collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned
Dandy
Rosebud Lee
Sulky Dan
Teachers Take State Exam in Bozeman
Twenty seven county teachers attend the state teachers exam at the county high school in Bozeman today and tomorrow. The class size is unusually large for this time of year, likely one of the largest on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Tremblay Wins Lightweight Bout Over Bothner
Eugene Tremblay of Canada defeated George Bothner of Prospect Hill Brooklyn two falls to one in a catch as catch can lightweight match held tonight in New York. Tremblay used toe scissors and barlock holds to secure the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eugene Tremblay
Canada
George Bothner
Prospect Hill
Brooklyn
Tremblay
Canadian foe felled twice as wrestler claims two falls
He won the first and third falls, both never letting his Canadian adversary rise in the middle bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bothner
Russian Arrested for Firing at Priest in Toledo
Joseph Majesski a 30 year old Russian, described as insane, was arrested in Toledo at Union Station on suspicion of firing twice at Rev. J. R. Fielding of Chicago on October 19. He claimed priests plotted to hunt him and asked police protection. He carried two revolvers and over $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Joseph Majesski
J. R. Fielding
Chicago
Majesski
Union Station
Threats received in Rudowicz extradition case
William C. Rigby, counsel for the Russian government in the Rudowicz extradition case, testifies that an anonymous letter threatened his life unless the prosecution ends and Rudowicz is freed. The defense argues the murder charge serves to return him to Russia for a political offense, while the local Russian colony funds his defense. Rudowicz has admitted revolutionary ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William C. Rigby
Christian Rudowicz
Rudowicz
United States
Foote
Russia
Watches were sweetheart during murder of old man
Miss Nellie Morton confessed to Bellevue police that she sat on a cot watching Peter Waeltyz fade as Sydney Baker held a chloroformed handkerchief over his mouth. Waeltz's corpse lay at the stair foot with a crushed skull the next morning. Baker fled. a murder warrant is out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Ill
Nellie Morton
Nebgen
Teucklenberg
Peter Waeltyz
Sydney Baker
Waeltz
Baker
Navy dispatch orders two ships to Yangtse river China
Washington directs Admiral Harbor commanding the Pacific fleet at Manila to send two vessels to the Yangtse river country in China as a precaution after the rest of the fleet left Manila for target practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Admiral Harbor
Manila
Yangtse River
China
Hundred Die As Steamer Ponting Sinks Off San Fernando
A coast steamer Ponting carrying laborers from Naravakin to Pagasining province struck a reef in a storm near San Fernando Union province and sank. About a hundred passengers and crew were drowned. the Vigcaya rescued 45, a constabulary patrol recovered 15 bodies, with more still ashore. Unclear if any Americans or Europeans were aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Ponting
Naravakin
Pagasining
San Fernando
Union
Vigcaya
Suit Against Hydes Halted by Injunction
New York, Nov. 27. Justice Bischoff in the supreme court granted an injunction to halt the prosecution of a $2,000,000 suit against the estate of Henry B. Hyde. James Hazen Hyde and Annie G. Hyde sought to restrain the Equitable Society and related entities from pursuing recovery over the alleged improper use of funds in acquiring the Western National bank. The injunction stays suits until responsibility is determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry B. Hyde
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Justice Bischoff
Supreme Court
James Hazen Hyde
Annie G. Hyde
Equitable Society
Mercantile Trust Company
George Turner
Hydes
Western National Bank
Equitable
Desperado Kills Utah Deputy Sheriff Near Ogden
Chief Deputy Seymour L. Clark was killed at Uintah near Ogden by an unknown desperado. Deputy J. J. Murphy was wounded in the hand and a sick prisoner was shot in the arm. A large posse hunts along the Weber river and Union Pacific line for the gunman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
Seymour L. Clark
Uintah
Union Pacific
J. J. Murphy
Weber River
Wilson
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Connell
Hart Schatiner
Mars
Cor. Main and
Legislative Committee
Council
Police Commission
Fire Department
Fire Commission
John Bell Henneman
University of the South
Suwanee, Tenn
South
Richmond
James FE. Murdock
The
Merchants’ National Bank of
Lafayette
Ind
Paris
Jean Albert Haudry
Old Man
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