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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1903

Page

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Tyner Makes Sensational Exit From Post Office

Assistant Attorney General Tyner is removed from office by the Postmaster General Payne after a dramatic sequence. Mrs Tyner visited her husband’s office and had a safe opened by an expert, securing all documents in a striking display that follows the internal turmoil.

Tyner HUM Post Office Department Payne Post Office Department Barrett G. G.hammer Mosler Safe Company Post Office Cenral Christianey

Demand for Return of Papers Is Met by Refusal

Washington April 3. Postmaster General Payne announced the summary dismissal of James N. Tyner assistant attorney general for the post office department. He charged that Mrs Tyner with others abstracted papers from Tyner's safe and refused to return them. The case will be sent to the department of justice for action. The letter of dismissal details the sequence and names involved.

Post Office Department Payne James N. Tyner Tyner Department of Justice Attorney General of the United States H. C. Payne Washington

Roosevelt Sees Yellowstone Birds and Games During Park Visit

President Roosevelt ends Yellowstone tour with healthful outdoor life in Mammoth Hot Springs. He and Burroughs study elk deer goats and birds, test a new revolver, and walk 20 miles on Easter Sunday. The party, led by Major Pitcher, reports no serious accidents and notes the weather was mostly delightful.

Cinnabar Mont Roosevelt Mammoth Hot Springs Yellowstone Park Washington Yellowstone Park John Burroughs Hous Mr. Burroughs Sibley Major Pitcher Burroughs Pitcher Bonaparte Yellowstone River Hell Roaring Creek

Somali natives massacre British soldiers in mass rout

Colonel Plunkett of the King's Rifles leads Seven Captains two lieutenants and 174 privates as they are surrounded by Somali cavalry and infantry. After their ammunition is exhausted a very fierce bayonet fight precedes the massacre.

Plunkett King’s Rifles Pierce Gumberru Cobbe

Colonel Cobbe and Men in Tight Place in Somaliland

London reports Brigadier General Manning received a dispatch from Somaliland detailing Colonel Cobbe's reconnaissance toward Wal Wal. Plunkett's detachment fought, many were wounded or killed, and Cobbe's camp holds as Manning moves to extricate them with water and supplies.

Cobbe London War Office Manning Somaliland Galadi Cobbbe Wal Wal Gumberra Sikhs Olivey Plunkett Gumberry Gumberru

Western Union Out of Business in Southern California

Instructions reached the Southern California Western Union office shortly after midnight ordering permanent closure. The striking messengers and others harassed the delivery of telegrams, with manager Wild stating no messages would be sent or received today. Leased wires would be shut down and newspapers would drop Associated Press and state services.

Soecal Western Union Telegraph Company Wild Western Union Associated Press

City faces service shutdown cutting brokers and poolrooms

The service will end today causing brokers offices dealing in stocks and poolrooms to close. Butie is largely cut off from contact with the world, and city business interests risk severe crippling unless company officials decide to reopen promptly.

Butie

Explosion Kills Three at Bailey Mine Near Dedrick

Redding California April 23 Three men are dead and a fourth fatally injured after a powder explosion at the Bailey mine near Dedrick Trinity county at noon today. The victims named so far are Fred Linden and Joe Wilbur who were at the breast of a drift when a box of powder was dropped. The blast rocked the mine.

Redding Cal Bailey Dedrick Trinity County Fred Linden Joe Wilbur Linden Wilbur

Woman Burned to Death in Riverside Gasoline Explosion

Riverside California April 23 Mrs JetN Fisher wife of a barber was burned to death today when cleaning a garment with gasoline caused an explosion. Her husband rushed to aid her and was overcome by the shock becoming a raving maniac.

Riverside Cal Jetn Fisher

German Farmhand Hangs Self in Doctor’s Office

Special Dispatch to the Standard from Spokane reports Max Kraft a German farmhand died by suicide in Dr. Whitney’s Davenport Washington office. Kraft tied a rope to a door knob looped it around his neck and hanged himself after the doctor briefly left. No inquest will be held.

Standard Spokane Max Kraft Krafft Kraft

British Transport Hardinge Arrives with Somalian Losses

Aden dispatch reports the Hardinge arrived from Berbera in Somali land and confirms a British defeat in Somalia. Ten officers and 180 men died in a recent engagement, leaving 40 survivors from a 220 man force.

Aden Arabia Hardinge Berbera Somaliland East Africa

Eight Die in Northwestern Star Oil Plant Explosion

Eigh t men and two women were killed at the Northwestern Star Oil plant at Sixth Avenue foot in Minneapolis. W H Davis president and others named perished. several injured were rushed to city hospital. Causes unknown but suspected oil tanks ignite from sparks. large fire and multiple blasts hampered firemen. Loss valued at 40 000 stock and 15 000 building. only a fire wall remains.

Northwestern Star Oil Company Sixth Avenue W. H. Davis H. Durrin Stanslaus W. Mitchell

Capitalist Found Dead After Apparent Fall in Cincinnati

Cincinnati reported a man named J. D. Lohmer, a prominent capitalist aged 60, found dead on the ground behind his home at 332 Broadway after apparently falling from a second story window. His estate is estimated at $5,000,000 and he had been unable to attend to business for years.

Cincinnati J. D. Lohmer Broadway

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