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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1900

Page

8

Pooley Murder Trial Opens with Threat Evidence

A witness testifies Pooley threatened to kill Thomas Littlejohn and his wife up to the March homicide. The court allows the remote threats and considers further witnesses, delaying the trial to 4 am to review more testimony and authorities.

Pooley Thomas Littlejohn Littlejohn George Rule Thresher Michael Trevarthen North Main Street Witness Annear California William Hawkey Connolly Clancy Mr. Connolly Little John

Hart Woman Recounts Depo Billings Affair and Escape

Mrs. I. T. Hart describes her decision to leave her husband after a confrontation at the Billings depot. She claims Hart struck her, denies earlier reports, and says a stranger on the train offered to help, while she prepared to pursue divorce. She asserts she earned the money she took and that unpaid bills were Hart’s.

Train incident misidentification in Billings affair

A Livingston telephone message for Mr. Hall says he was a stranger to Mr. and Mrs. Hart and merely helping with Mrs. Hart’s baggage led to his name being mixed into reports of the incident. Mrs. Hart had stated she was struck by her husband, not Hall.

John Pooley Littlejohn Annear Connolly James Rogers California Burlington I. T. Hart Denet Billings Red Lodge Putte The Standard Livingston Mr. Hall Mrs. Hart

James Ellis Tucker Heads Hawaii Customs Revision Mission

James Ellis Tucker sailed for Honolulu to revise the Hawaiian islands customs laws and service. A 12 year veteran appraiser at this port he was appointed to the customs department by President Cleveland.

San Francisco James Ellis Tucker Honolulu Hawaiian Islands Tucker Customs Department Cleveland

Iron and Steel Workers and Manufacturers Meet in Cincinnati

A prolonged joint session of the amalgamated association of iron and steel workers and the manufacturers adjourned in Cincinnati without a deal. President Shaffer, the secretary, and 20 others stayed to press the manufacturers demand that current iron and steel prices be renewed to the old scale from last year.

Cieinnati Ohio Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers Shaffer Amalgamated Committee

Pocatello Beats A A C In Ten Inning Spokane Showdown

A thrilling 10 inning game in Spokane ends with Pocatello defeating the eight A A C by 10 to 6. A large crowd filled the stands as the bleachers roared throughout the contest.

Standard Spokane Wash Pocatello

Patricide Acquitted in Fresno Case

Fresno, Cal Sept 20 Fred Himes age 13 was acquitted by a jury after killing his father by poison in coffee The defense argued the boy did not grasp the crime’s enormity and the defense showed the father was an habitual drunkard casting doubt on the death cause

Fresno Cal Fred Himes

Burt for Congress Nominated in Michigan District

Saginaw Mich Sept 20 The Democratic congressional convention of the eighth Michigan district nominated Thomas H Burt for Congress by acclamation.

Saginaw, Mich Eghth Michigan Thomas TH. Burt Congress

Death of Judge Bonner in Los Angeles

Judge J M Bonner a capitalist and banker from New Orleans died of heart disease at the California club in Los Angeles while talking with friends.

Bonner Los Angeles J. M. Bonner New Orleans California Club

Judge N. K. Homan Declines Governor Nomination

Dallas Texas September 20 Judge N K Homan of Dallas declines the prohibition nomination for governor citing personal interests as the reason.

Dallas Texas N. K. Homan

Governor Roosevelt Questions Dan Tewey in Butte Visit

After crossing Montana, Roosevelt asks if Dan Tewey still runs the Southern hotel in Butte, signaling interest in local hospitality and political ties during his itinerary.

Roosevelt Montana Line Dan Tewey Butte

Robbery at M. Arnhold’s liquor store ends in arrests

Three men entered the 39 East Park Street saloon after 6 pm. They robbed a drunk man named Charles Boye of his wallet, counting $150 then hiding the purse in his drawers. T. J. Harrington was arrested. a second man was identified, and a third remains at large. Orton Bros. piano ad appears at end.

T. J. Harrington Charles Boye M. Arnhold East Park Street John B. Sullivan Sullivan Trousser Manila House South Butte McGrath Boye

Attorney Charles E. Oles Moves Office to Main Street

Charles E. Oles, attorney at law, relocates from the Bee Hive block to rooms 2 and 4 at No 37 North Main Street. The move consolidates his practice in a central street address.

Charles E. Oles Bee Hive N. Main Street

Turf Congress adjourns in Chicago after session

The American Turf Congress ended its session in Chicago and announced the next meeting will be held there. Four associations in the congress let their memberships lapse and will not be renewed, including the Kentucky Racing Association of Lexington and the Pacific Coast Jockey Club of San Francisco. New officers were elected: President James Howard of Chicago, Vice President Robert Aull of St. Louis, Secretary FBC Hopper of Covington, Kentucky, and Treasurer E. S. Lee of Covington, Kentucky.

Chicago American Turf Congress Kentucky Racing Association Lexington Western Turf Association San Francisco Cincinnati Live Stock Show and Driving Park Association Cincinnati Pacific Coast Jockey Club James Howard Robert Aull Bt. Louis Fbc Hopper Covingston E. Ss. Lee Covington

Trouble About the Pay New Methodists Church Suit Filed

A mechanic's lien for 3036.02 is filed against a new Methodist Episcopal church south edifice by contractor J W Shackleton. A district court foreclosure suit claims 6358.53 value of labor and material with 3822.50 paid and seeks balance plus 500 attorney fees and a decree to sell property to satisfy the claim.

Methodist Episcopal Church South J W. Shackleton

A Boy Dead Drunk Carried by Officer to City Jail

Officer Ferns found Johnny Kelly a 13 year old newsboy drunk and rolling in mud on Inter Mountain alley. Crowds followed as he was taken to jail where he cried for his mother before being taken home at five o clock by patrol wagon with sympathetic kids.

Johnny

Funeral Notice for John K. Griffin

All members are asked to meet at Eibernia hall on Friday September 21 at a:e0 mom to attend the funeral of John K Griffin deceased by order of president.

Eibernia Hall John K. Griffin

Plans for Gothic Catholic church at Great Falls

Plans for a $25,000 Gothic style Catholic church to be erected in Great Falls Montana will be received until October 15 1900 by Father H B Allaeys Great Falls Montana.

Great Falls Mont H. B Allaeys

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Lou RO Heel Wounsel Rocker Schatzlein Paint Company West Broadway Hennessy’s Owis New York Finch Marseilles Maslin Sheets Hennessy's Merlin Pitt Woman’s Hart Nall Selish Hall Joliet Mr. Hart Riilings Mr. Dunn Dunn Ile Hennessy’s Millinery New York City Hennessy Knox Butterick Hawaii James Els Tucker Lion Workers In Session AL Alco Patricide Burt Dge Homan Ypsilanti Reefers Orton Bros Lutte New Methodist Episcopal Church South Broadway Price Tie Price
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