Officer Behind Bars Frank Garvais Arrested Accused of Robbery
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1902
Page
8
Police Officer Charged With Grand Larceny After Alleged Theft
Police Officer Frank Gervais was arrested on grand larceny charges for allegedly taking $2 from Mike A Hickey while escorting him home after a night of drinking. Hickey claims the officer helped him to his room and the money disappeared. Gervais denies the theft asserting he only shared drinks and did not undress or steal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gervais
Mike A. Hickey
Davey
Gervais
Hekey
Fovle
Gervas
East Quartz Street
Dublin Gulch
Hickey
Fast
Granite Street
Captain Davey
Bond
Frank Brown
Brown
Trouble at Farm Over Fence Dispute and Alleged Assault
A farm dispute over a live fence escalated to alleged assault between neighbors. Police reported a confrontation with threats and minor injuries, prompting an inquiry and possible charges as both sides recount events.
Boundary dispute ends in assault charges and bonds
Justice of the Peace settled a boundary dispute eight miles from Homestake road where John L. Ritson faced malicious mischief charges for fence destruction. Mary Ann Ould and her brothers are charged with assault with a club and firearms threats. bonds posted for all four. Ritson claims self defense as Oulds allegedly attacked him Oct 25. Excursion fares to Basin Boulder and Alhambra noted on Great Northern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Nelson
Homestake
John L. Ritson
Richard Quid
Ritson
Mary Ann Ould
Frank
Richard Ould
Ritzon
Frank Old
Edwin L. Mayo
Charis Lepatzieii
Dan Drew
P. H. Manchester
James Lydon
Justice Nelson
John B. R.tson
Isacton
Basin, Boulder
Alhambra
Great Northern Railway
Estate of Silas Huntley Worth $101000 Plus
The estate of Silas S. Huntley former general manager of Yellowstone National Park Transportation Co is valued at 101 456 48 with real property in Broadwater Gallatin and Lewis and Clark counties and personal property including livestock farming gear household goods and bank deposits. Appraisers are T B Miller Walter H Little and Thomas E Goodwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Silas S. Huntley
Yellowstone National Park Transportation Company
T. B. Miller
Walter H. Little
Thomas E. Goodwin
Broadwater
Gallatin
Lewis and
Clarke Counties
Broadwater County
Tosone
Gallatin County
Lewis and Clarke County
Northern Pacific
Huntley
National Bank of Montana
Funeral Notice for George Giersgon at Pythian Castle
Modern Woodmen members and neighbors are summoned to attend the funeral of George Giersgon from Silver Bow camp at Pythian Castle on Friday October 31 at 2 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Castle
George Giersgon
Silver Bow Camp
Johnson claims Latimer killing suspect in Brooklyn case
William C. Johnson surrendered to Brooklyn police claiming he killed Albert C. Latimer in July. He provided a shaky account of shoes lantern and cape found at the Latimer home and named a stranger Walsh as the killer but could not locate him. Johnson gave Philadelphia address 464 North Eighth Street and was held for a week for further questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William C. Johnson
Brooklyn
Albert
Latimer
Johnson
James Reynolds
North Eighth Street
Philadelphia
Walsh
William ©. Johnson
Albert C. Latimer
Sheriff Takes Burke to Crow Agency for Kirby Merchant Assault
Sheriff Charles Davis of Forsyth traveled 170 miles to the Crow agency where Burke is to stand trial for allegedly assaulting a Kirby merchant. The nearest justice of the peace is at the Crow agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Billings
Charles Davis
Forsyth
Crow Agency
Burke
Kirby
Federal Court Session Opens in Helena Next Monday
The November term of the federal court will begin in Helena on Monday and is expected to be very busy. A key criminal case involves Morris L. Bridgeman, an agent at Fort Belknap, charged with making false entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Federal Court
Morris L. Bridgeman
Fort Belknap Reservation
Body of Walter McClure Brought to Billings for Iowa Interment
The body of Walter McClure, shot and killed near Lewistown on July 10, was brought to Billings this morning. It will be placed on the Burlington train and taken to Fontanelle, Iowa, for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Billings
Walter McClure
Lewistown
Burlington
Fontanelle
Iowa
Unsavory figure linked to petty theft in Miles City
Mrs. Carrington, a local resident with a murky reputation, was served a search warrant at Dr. Bruning’s request. Police found assorted items on the sidewalk, identifying stolen goods from several merchants. She faced charges of petit larceny and was advised to relocate her activities, with past similar troubles in Bozeman noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Miles City
Carrington
Bruning
Hawkins
Laurel resident hurt in wagon accident fractures leg
Billings Oct 80 N S Boyd an elder resident of the Laurel neighborhood was brought to the hospital today with a fractured leg after a wagon mishap when his team ran away with him. He is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Billings
N. S. Boyd
Laurel
Reform school band member steals coat from officer room
Miles City reports a band member named James Warner asked to return to an officer’s room for an article during a Democratic rally. He stayed late and fled through a window with a long tailed coat, prompting an immediate search by J.B. Hawkins but no trace was found as darkness hindered the pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Miles City
Reform School
Coas
James Warner
J.B. Hawkins
Alimony Sought in Divorce Case and Venue Change Requests
Maudie Archer petitions in district court for temporary alimony of 50 dollars monthly during the divorce proceedings with her husband Lee Archer and asks for 200 dollars in legal fees. A separate motion seeks change of venue to Madison County in Burt V Alley versus M E Scoville alleging malicious arrest on the Madison ranch. The record notes various minor property theft recoveries and administrative resignation of Capt FE Everts, noting his duties are too engrossing to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maudie Archer
Lee Archer
Dan Yancey
W. A. Pennington
Anna Holt
Joseph Holt
Burt V. Alley
M. E. Scoville
Madison County
Scoville
Duncan
Virginia City
J. B. Reynolds
FE. B. Everts
Cleveland speaks on the trusts rally
The article reports a Cleveland speech criticizing tariff friends and trust reform. It questions sincerity of old allies, accuses them of neglect, and urges amendment of tariff laws. A post meeting, non partisan reception for Mr. Cleveland drew prominent city residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Arrest of Louis Wilson in Fergus County assault case
Fort Renton Get 30 Under Sheriff Coatesworth arrested Louis Wilson last night and placed him in jail. Wilson is wanted by the Fergus County officers for assault in the second degree. It is alleged that a week ago Sunday night he used a razor with almost fatal effect on a half breed in a saloon at Lewistown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Fort Renton
Get
Coatesworth
Louis Wilson
Wilson
Fergus
Lewistown
Returns to His Old Cell in Billings Parole Violation
Pat Roark, whose wife sued for divorce yesterday, is back in his old county jail cell after violating his parole by drinking whiskey and abusing his family. A deputy sheriff arrested him and returned him to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Standard
Billings
Pat Roark
Pat
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