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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1901
Page
1
The Schley Court of Inquiry adjourns out of respect for the memory of Judge Wilson, halting proceedings temporarily. The memorial pause follows Judge Wilson’s passing, with no date set for resumption.
The Schley court of inquiry adjourned briefly as word arrived that Judge Jeremiah Wilson had died at the Shoreham hotel from acute indigestion and kidney disease. The court and all observers expressed deep sorrow as Admiral Schley mourned his esteemed counsel and friend.
Montana Attorney General issues opinion that newly elected Silver Bow county commissioners do not gain overhold rights from 1898 constitutional amendments. Beginning of their term tied to state admission date November 8 1889, with four year terms, not January 1903.
The secretary of the treasury announced the purchase of long term bonds totaling 191,590 dollars at 4 percent. The purchases include 112,600 dollars in 4s of 1907 and 1,900 dollars in 4s of 1908.
Since April 1, total purchases reach 23,656,960 with costs at 40,393,897. Bond expenditures exceed surplus by 9,644,197 in the fiscal year. A citizen of Elkhorn is accused of livestock theft while a deputy sheriff faces criticism. A medical board examined the case and she was committed to the asylum.
Mrs Eliza Sobey or Hazeltine of Elkhorn departs Boulder for a third trip to Warm Springs this afternoon. Her past troubles began with a loss of money at Helena First National Bank and she has been held at the asylum after violent episodes. Her current delusion centers on owning a building in Elkhorn for alimony owed by a former husband.
Emma Goldman the anarchist lecturer was released in Chicago after two weeks in custody following the presidential assassination. The city attorney said the upper court freed her co conspirators and there was no evidence against her. Dismissed for want of prosecution.
A woman in company with Mrs. Abraham Isaak, wife of the anarchist editor, entered a carriage and was driven to the Isaak home after a court appearance. She said she had no future plans beyond writing for three magazines and journals, amid a curious crowd observing the departure.
Paul Czolgosa, father of the assassin, accompanied by his son Waldeck and his unmarried daughter Victoria, left Cleveland for Buffalo with Detective Jacob Mintz to seek a confession from his son amid fear of an attempt. The party travels under police request as Czolgusa presses for answers regarding the case.
Seth Lowe president of Columbia College was named by the Republican City Convention and the Citizens' Union convention as the nominee for mayor.
Louis Crank asserts he was secretly Czolgosz and part of a Confederate plot to murder the president. He describes hidden motivations and his alleged role in the conspiracy.
Edward Saftig, a St Louis man tied to a larceny arrest, claimed to Chief Desmond he helped plan the McKinley assassination in Buffalo. He said anarchist Harrigan arranged the trip, and that Saftig helped place a handkerchief to conceal the pistol before the shooting. Saftig spoke after being questioned several hours, but details remain contested amid ongoing inquiries.
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