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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1909
Page
4
The Montana Press Association held its annual meeting at Helena with new spirit and stronger ties between publishers editors and typographers. Dr Eanstrem presided with Searles and Taker as officers, while discussions urged closer employer employee relations and educational roles for newspapers.
A brief note describes a Brand effort where homes without blooms welcomed flowers. The flowers were accepted with warm phrases like God bless you, reflecting positive reception of the campaign despite earlier illness among residents.
Tau Peston of Oskaloosa reports on Mavesgo moves to remove M. A. Henderson as mayor under a new division law from the last Legislature. Henderson denies intoxication while on duty and defends his record amid the political clash.
Special dispatches from Melilla report Moorish chiefs weighing a cessation of action following a request from Rome. Authorities say regional talks could extend the stalemate as Spaniards report advances halted near AeHHla. In Chiago, a farm tragedy and a violent rainstorm caused flood damage and power outages.
The iron screw steamer Ohio of 3488 tons, built in 1872, owned by Alaska Steamship Co, sank after the crew and passengers faced a fatal plunge. Horace V. Winchell, noted geologist, was en route to Alaska for mining business. distress sent shock through Butte and St Paul communities as rescuers searched.
A party of 16 visitors rode the Bozeman area interurban line of the Chala Un Valley Electric Railway Company this morning, traveling to the Bozeman Hot Springs. Prominent railway figures including Dan Boyle, FR. I. Stantot, Wii Woodrut, A. N. 2faxeinet, and W. M. Woeber were noted among the party.
A private dispatch reports the West Indies hurricane moving inland toward Mexico after passing Tucatan channel. In Washington state, Joseph Gauvlite of Spokane was hanged at the state penitentiary at sunrise after being convicted of murdering his wife. He offered no public statement, bidding farewell to the Catholic priest who attended the execution.
A(C) wealthy magnate from Hawaii died after a second stroke of paralysis following months of illness. The death marks the end of a long battle with health issues leading to the demise of a prominent financier and benefactor.
A Yosemite National Park brush fire, reported yesterday, is described as beyond control and sweeping toward the Marced grove of The Names. Firefighters including cavalry and tourists had earlier claimed progress but shifting winds rekindled flames near the ridges, endangering fig trees if wind direction does not change tonight.
In Peking on August 27 the prince regent hosted separate audiences for former vice president Charles W. Fairbanks and Admiral Warder, U S OX, both presented by American charge d affaires Fletcher. The meeting occurred at a notable venue near Hart Park.
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