Freedom for Sullivan Alleged Wifes Beater Discharged
An inmate named Sullivan received discharge after authorities stated his wife had died. The case involved alleged domestic violence charges and questions about ongoing prosecution.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1901
Page
10
An inmate named Sullivan received discharge after authorities stated his wife had died. The case involved alleged domestic violence charges and questions about ongoing prosecution.
James Sullivan, jailed for breach of the peace toward his wife who died by suicide, was discharged after Judge McClernan found the county lacked readiness to proceed with habeas corpus hearings.
In the afternoon a house visit included talks with Mrs Roosevelt Mrs Garret A Hobart and Mrs John A Logan while brief time was spent with Mrs McKinley.
Canton Ohio readies for the last home coming of William McKinley with lying in state at the courthouse. A funeral train arrives at 11 29 am and a 12 noon public viewing follows. Officials, escort troops, and honorary pallbearers line up as streets are draped in black and crowds gather for processions and services.
J. T. Carron filed suit in district court against H. Godin and Mary Agnes Tallon seeking $291.98 and foreclosure of a lien on property tied to the Baltic lode.
W J Jones and wife visiting in Butte. Yesterday forenoon the charge of disturbing the peace against Mrs John Mooney was dismissed in Judge Neenan's court at Walkerville. Neighbors testified Mrs Mooney was noisy and used abusive language. of Dillon are
The article describes reactions after McKinley's death with Dr. Rixey attending, Mrs McKinley under care in the executive mansion, and the funeral proceedings at the capitol. President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt visit, then return to the White House, with diplomatic corps briefly stopping.
Washington reports say Mrs McKinley’s family and friends fear a breakdown as she endures a long, crushing period of grief following President McKinley’s tragic death. Doctors expect gradual adjustment and continued support at Canton as the nation mourns.
Canton officials alter the funeral time for the president and map a somber procession. Troop A of Cleveland escorts Mrs McKinley to her home then escorts President Roosevelt and cabinet members to Elizabeth Harter residence near the McKinley homestead. A National Guard detachment will guard the Harter and McKinley homes as the body lies in state. Details will be finalized after the funeral train arrives from Washington.
President Roosevelt convened his first Washington cabinet at 3 o clock and asked members to retain their portfolios for his term. He said his administration would follow McKinley’s Buffalo speech and that most ministers would stay on, with Hay and Long not joining the Canton funeral party.
Denver announces a proclamation by Governor Orman urging all people to refrain from business or pleasure on Thursday September 19 and to attend McKinley memorial exercises in places of worship.
Grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias in Great Falls dedicates the day to routine business and committee reports. Parades and dances planned by Khorassan and K of P are canceled in memory of President McKinley. A uniformed drill, a business meeting, and officer elections are set for tomorrow led by Albert T. Loeb of Helena.
Grand Lodge of Montana in annual convention adopts resolutions praising President McKinley. Members express deep sorrow, extend sympathy to Mrs. McKinley and the nation, and suspend public festivities during session in Great Falls.
Great Falle Sept 17 matchup sees crowded grandstands for ladies day amid brisk betting on auction pools. Honest John wins first race as Aunt Mary second with Limb of the Law among trackers. Lee dominates the second, Katie Gibbons edges Miss Madeline in a tight finish, High Hoe and Reap claim subsequent events with strong favorites.
Arrangements were completed for a union memorial service in Helena to honor the dead president. The service will be held Thursday morning at the Auditorium with Associate Justice George R. Milburn and ex-Senator Wilbur F. Sanders delivering addresses. Special music and decorations are planned with a sunrise salute and multiple gun salutes at Fort Harrison preceding the event.
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