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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1901
Page
2
On a dreary Easter in New York crowds on Fifth Avenue were small as umbrellas kept people indoors. Despite it being called the great Easter in 20 years, societal attendance was notably absent with many choosing to wait for better weather or have left town.
In Chicago on April 7 about 10 000 people attended the dedication of the Second Church of Christ Scientist at Wrightwood and Grove avenue. The mass assembly prompted a quadruple service as the crowd overflowed the main session and a second group gathered for additional readings.
Santiago de Cuba April 7 Fifteen hundred pounds of dynamite used to blow up the upper structure of the sunken collier Merrimac the harbor wreck. The blast was heard miles away and water covered the forward portion. Port Captain Train plans to place mines to clear the entrance Within a week. Residents fled as crowds gathered to watch the spectacle and salvage souvenirs from the wreck.
Lexington April 7 General MO Clay holds the fort amid illness and diet changes at his mansion. A bodyguard stands by as the general approves meals and routines. Clay works on a volume of his autobiography titled The Free God of his public life, with limited circulation among intimate friends.
A conference in Nashville aims at settlement by week’s end with Ashley National Bank issues tied to embezzlement case ongoing. Palmer to post security for creditors while bank troubles and money market tensions ripple through Chicago and Canadas stock and rail networks amid broader financial strain.
A cable from Mr Squires in Pekin prompts officials to withhold confirmation of a dispatch about the Russian minister and Chinese commissioners. Rockhill and Rokhill are noted as well positioned to report any major development. Russian embassy offers no comment, while the Manchuria issue remains the focus amid caution on further negotiations.
United States special commissioner Mr. Rockhill met with Ti Hung Chang in Pekin and reported no major obstacle to settlement talks. China agreed to the Hei Ge punishments proposed by powers, while ministers favor evacuating foreign troops from Pekin. Some fear a large legation guard inside the city would provoke friction. a encampment 12 to 15 miles away with supplies could be preferable.
A foreign correspondence summary argues Japan and Russia may back or delay the convention at Beijing. It notes speculation that Japan would approve or oppose any proposal, depending on how Beijing talks unfold and attributed direct influence to a Japanese minister in St. Petersburg. The piece stresses the need to verify reports and suggests Pekin negotiations proceed harmoniously despite the incident.
London reports indicate Japan’s stance on Russia’s Chinese policy has heightened. Shipping firms ordered to prepare vessels for transport service, reserve cruisers recalled, and first reserve officers warned. Public excitement grows as diplomatic maneuvers unfold.
Fire at the St Louis Elevator and Storage Co facility along the riverfront at Bidd Street consumed the building within two hours. Loss cited at 650000 with 90000 insured on the structure and 550000 on stored grain including wheat and corn. Company president Haarstick says local grain markets unlikely to be affected. Other insurance on private storage totals about 50000 beyond carrier policies. Salvage efforts noted as water and debris cleared the scene.
A morning shooting in the red light district left Hazel Collins dead five hours after she shot herself in the forehead. Dell Badgley was detained as a precaution. investigators expect to hear from letters found among her effects as they pursue a possible jealousy motive.
Lexington Ky April report notes the full brother to Kentucky Derby winner Lieutenant Gitwon by GW Johnson Sophie Hanty died of locklass foal loss on BL Taker’s farm. The dam perished at foaling and the owner plans to raise the colt via artificial means given the mare’s high value.
An advertisement promotes a belt claimed to cure various ailments and rheumatic conditions. It asserts a scientific basis and renewal of belt life, urging readers to write and order from the firm UR, BENKETS ENGIRIC BELT CO at Union Block, Denver. The copy emphasizes a money back or guarantee and references a book on the fountain of youth.
Report from Potsdam details extraordinary censorship during Emperor William's review of the first foot guards. The Kaiser's warning that serious times are coming stresses loyalty to the crown and stern measures to suppress public mention of his speeches. Police actions mirror similar crackdowns seen at Struga and Bremen after attacks.
Tennessee Derby at Montgomery Park in Memphis on April 7 with 10 starters. Favorite likely from the Chorr stable led by Joe Frey, plus Monos and Royo Victor among probable runners. Doubtful starters include Commander and Siddons as field sizes and weights listed with jockeys Coburn, Miter, and J Woods in play.
Washington reports an agreement between the United States and Canada to close veterinary stations and require tuberculin tests for cattle crossing the border. Canada sought uncertified imports, but the U S declined. Officials explained that about 1 percent of U S cattle and about 4 percent in Britain test positive, affecting meat imports and safety.
Broken report notes valuable Mond securities vanish two weeks ago from Colorado Springs. Moulder and associates, named as Ocean brokers, face arrest warrants on charges of embezzlement totaling about 59000. Officials describe the operation as the Moulder Chanian Investment scheme and warn of lavish spending and risky ventures. Also mentions Oregon Short Line expansion plans from Utah to Los Angeles with track progress and Bancrft’s trip to New York for Union Pacific talks.
Andy J. Welch from the Hartford Trotting Association arrived in Lexington on April 7 to meet with John B. Madden and discuss securing a match involving Charley owned by Marc Cahill. The visit signals intent to advance the Boralma matchup plan amid local racing talks.
Notice is hereoy given for the United Copper Siting company a Montana corporation by its agent Gitetea Seiormey in care of Hutte Montana. The applicant claims an unacticular tract of 40 acres in township county and seeks patent for placer claims. Book 40 pages 108. Adjoining claims known as GILT and ABOTT races referenced for Hartford meeting in October.
AGH of the Czar New York reports that Czar Nicholas II of Russia has donated 2000 roubles toward the construction of a Syrian Greek Orthodox church to be erected in Brooklyn New York.
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