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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1900
Page
11
A court has cited Insane Mars Properly to appear and testify regarding the matter. Attorneys for the involved parties outline expectations for the session and the testimony slated for the upcoming hearing.
Judge Lindsay issued citations to State Savings Bank and Edward Bowden to appear next Saturday regarding Alexander B Mackay's money and property asylums. Appointments include John J Murray as administrator of James J Murray estate with $1000 bond and Edith Noble, administratrix of George Noble estate with $1000 bond. Proceedings cover guardianship, appeals from justice court orders, and multiple estate accounts with hearings set into October and November. Remember Woodmen's ball at Renshaw hall on Halloween Eve October 31.
A runaway incident unfolded last night in Dublin Gulch as a team of horses bolted through the area. No injuries reported and authorities investigated the scene, with bystanders watching the chaotic escape.
A man named John Smith drove a team that ran out of control on the Ana conda road scattering trunks and debris. Police officer Barney Ferns stopped the team and offered to guide the animals to a stable. Smith became abusive and tore the officer's coat while escaping. He was jailed.
George Lewis, colored, released yesterday from Deer Lodge penitentiary after two years for robbery, reached Butte last night. Chief Lovell and Detective Murphy detained him on Main Street pending police review. he faces expulsion after department clearance. Lewis also served seven years for burglary and is described as dangerous. hall, Halloween Eve, Ohio.
Washington reports that President McKinley and Mrs. McKinley with Secretary Cortelyou and Dr. Rixey will depart Monday for Canton and remain until election day. They plan to vote on November 6 and return to Washington early November 7.
Pair opened San Antonio Texas Oct 20 and the international fair began today. The Mexican National band by permission of President Dian played the first musical number.
Berlin reports Count von Buelow will keep the foreign office portfolio and the chancellorship, mirroring the policy stance of the late Prince Bismarck.
Madrid reports General Weyler the former Cuba captain general is appointed captain general of Madrid. He succeeds in the capital, reflecting a significant shift in Hispano military leadership.
A. W. Lee of Chicago, described as a Dowle denean, arrived from Crestline and was immediately taken into custody by Mansfield police.
Antioch Tl Oct 20 After an illness of two days Dwight Mc Andrews chief grain inspector under Governor Altgeld died here today from paralysis.
Paris reports the king of Greece toured the United States exhibition pavilion and carefully examined the displays during the exposition day.
The letter discusses J R Sovereign a Clark He ince campaign speaker in the Coeur d Alenes. It records his prior newspaper stance against eight hours and claims he accused Standard Oil of owning the mines. He admits no authentic record proving Standard Oil ownership and urges dropping further accusations.
A large Friday night meeting at Ellis Hall formed the German American Progressive Society. German Americans rejected political club ties with Clark factions, fearing misuse of their nationality for partisan aims. They seek civic work within a nonpartisan framework while denouncing un-American organizing.
Cattle receipts up to date show mixed results with native steers around 4.00 to 5.10 in Omaha and westerns near 4.10 to 4.90. Hogs rise slightly with heavy packers around 4.50 to 4.70. Sheep listings sparse, lambs at about 4.80 to 5.35, on lighter demand. Kansas City reports steady cattle and hog prices, with calves 3.50 to 4.73 and hogs 4.00 to 4.80 as buyers stay cautious.
Sun Francisco listing details fall wool and mountain lambs from Nevada Utah Idaho Oregon and California regions including Humboldt Mendocino and Wake Valley. Prices show 16 to 18 cents for certain wools with 9 to 10 cents for mountain lambs in several districts.
London quotations show Canadian Pacific and Union Pacific preferred listings steady with mixed prints. Northern Pacific preferred, Grand Trunk and Anaconda close softer with bar silver firm amid niche money markets.
The ledger notes available cash balance of $134,780.24 and gold reserves of $85,794,58 with the $150,000,000 gold reserve in the division of redemption.
The week’s figures show exports of gold amounting to 1,243,691 dollars plus 148,280 dollars in silver and coins, with imports of dry goods and merchandise valued at 313,397 dollars. Import of specie lists 493.74 dollars in gold and 33,219 dollars in silver.
New York reports brisk trade on the exchange with a strong close after official peace talks in China. Consols fell while British and American shares showed activity as investors awaited Wall Street opening and Russo-Italian settlement moves.
New York on October 4 reports dull demand for pig iron with northern at 416 and southern around 13 500 to 15.50. Copper remains quiet with broker price 116. Lead steady near 4e and tin plates dull. Bar silver at 64 to 4e.
Julian T. Bid dulph Arnold started for New York en route to England where he will be tried for embezzlement. He is in charge of United States Marshal Shine and a guard. At New York the party will be met by two English detectives who will take Arnold across the Atlantic.
London offers 40,001 bales today with active greasy wools and strong competition. next week’s sales expected at 69,800 bales, bringing total to 129,000 including 5,267 new clip. New York banks show a feeble weekly statement with declines in loans and deposits, but a larger surplus above legal reserve despite lower cash and continued loan contraction. The Financier notes caution on bank demand and suggests currency demand in the South has abated while specie receipts may cushion treasury outlays.
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