Winona Speech Hastily Edited Across Two Stations
A hurriedly edited speech in Winona was aired between two radio stations. The fragment shows a quick glance through the remarks and a brief shift in tone as it moved from one outlet to another.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1911
Page
11
President Tafts Own Views An Authorized Interview
In Outlook the current issue presents President Taft discussing current topics with an interviewer. He reflects on his Winona speech, noting wording and the Payne tariff act, and comments on tariff board choices, distrust of trusts, and the treasury’s prosperity from tariffs. He suggests reforms and outlines unfinished business in the domestic field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Outlook
Taft
Philippines
Thousands in Final Ceremony Receive Red Hats
In a solemn final ceremony, attendees lined up as officials distributed red hats to participants and honored guests marking the event's close. The turnout reflected broad community support and featured several notable figures from local organizations.
Pope Shows Fatigue as Cardinals Invested in Rome
In Rome on November 30 the consistory named 14 new Cardinals, including three Americans Cardinal Falconio Farley and O Connell. Crowds packed streets and balconies to witness the ceremony at the Vatican where Pius X presided in full pontiff robes and the cardinalate was conferred amid grand pageantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Vatican
Falconio
Farley
O'Connell
Hotel Kristol
Cardinal Farley
Hotel Quirinal
CardinalConnell
Monastery of
San Antonio
Cardinal Falconto
Curia
Ward
Pius X
Anxiety for those aboard Tees after rock collision
Seattle reports no word from the Canadian Pacific passenger steamship Tees since it sent a distress call claiming to have struck a rock in Kyuquot sound near Vancouver Island. Rescue ships cannot enter due to dense fog, and a flooded hold is suspected. Passengers and crew may have taken to small boats and beaches awaiting relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Canadian Pacific
Tees
Kyuquot Sound
Vancouver Island
Miner Expectorates Rusty Screw Linked to Tuberculosis
Stockton report says Caleb Womble of Calaveras coughed up a rusty screw after years in his lungs. Doctors tied the metal fragment to chronic illness, noting Womble had been deemed consumptive with poor prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Cal
Caleb Womble
Calaveras
Womble
Head Blown Off in Fiances Presence
William Ward a Seattle shipbuilder and wrestler was shot and killed on a Thanksgiving day yawl cruise when his shotgun snapped as he reached for it. Miss Agnes Stevenson his fiancee and her relatives were present. His death marks the seventh hunting accident fatality in Western Washington since hunting season opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Navy
William Ward
Seattle Athletic Club
Ward
Agnes Stevenson
Washington
Globe prospector Albert Stack found dead near tracks
The body of Albert Stack, an old prospector, was found beside the Arizona Eastern railroad tracks five miles east of Globe. Death appeared to be due to exposure. Stack had friends in Butte, Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe, Ariz
Albert Stack
Arizona Eastern
Globe
Stack
Butte
Mont
The Annual Turkey Gorge
A humorous McCutcheon cartoon captioned piece recalls Thanksgiving banquets in many households. Guests praise food and humor during speeches and a late night hostess party as the turkey is set for reincarnation into cold turkey and other dishes.
Governor Foss Urges Closer Union and Tariff Reform
Gov Eugene M Foss of Massachusetts urged a closer union of states for popular government and the elimination of tariff privileges before St Andrews society in Charleston He criticized the Sherman act Payne Aldrich tariff era and political machines and supported the Democratic progressive movement as the solution to national problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S. C
Eugene M. Foss
Massachusetts
St. Andrew's Society
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Indians of Northwest Headed for Washington
Spokane reports a delegation led by Chief No Shirt of the Walla Wallas and State Representative Harvey H. Phipps departed in a special car for Washington, D. C. They will press long due claims, seek conservative Indian legislation, and form a North American Indians brotherhood with eastern tribes. The group includes Walla Walls, Umatillas, Cayuses, Nez Perces, and Yakima tribes. reinforcements from Flatheads, Kootenais, Pend d'Oreilles join in Montana, while Yanktons and Santees travel from South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
No Shirt
Walla Wallas
Harvey H. Phipps
Northwest
Washington, D. C
Congress
Umatillas
Cayuses
Nez Perces
Yakimas
Flatheads
Kootenais
Pend d'Oreilles
Arlee
Mont
Yanktons
Santees
South Dakota
Bombs Found Targeting Shuster in Teheran
London reports police uncovered several bombs allegedly prepared to assassinate W. Morgan Shuster American treasurer general of Persia. A Persian implicated in similar plots earlier claimed a Russian official urged the action. The Times and Daily News discuss Britain Russia and U S positions as tensions risk wider conflict in Persia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
W. Morgan Shuster
Persia
Teheran
Shuster
the Times
Russia
United States
St. Petersburg
London Morning
The
Daily News
England
Edward Grey
Great Britain
Peraia
Independents Seek Supreme Court Aid in Tobacco Case
Felix M. Neeley announces he will ask the U S Supreme Court for leave to file a mandamus petition to overturn a circuit court decree approving the American Tobacco Company reorganization. The petition notes private conferences attended by judges and officials, and cites public disapproval of the so called unlawful combination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Felix M. Neeley
Independent Tobacco Interests
United States Supreme Court
Circuit Court of New York
American Tobacco Company
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Wickersham
James C. Reynolds
The
Tobacco Company
James B. Duke
Percival S. Hill
United States
Grand Stand Collapse Hurts Fifty at Mississippi State Fair
A temporary grand stand at the state fair grounds collapsed at the Jackson venue before the annual football game between the University of Mississippi and the Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College. About a thousand spectators fell with the wreckage, leaving fifty injured and some possibly fatally hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
State Fair Grounds
University of Mississippi
Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College
His Two Wives in Same Hotel
A man in Lewistown is jailed on a bigamy charge after police report he had two wives at the same hotel. The case involves travel by the suspect and multiple hotel rooms as investigators piece together the claim.
Bigamy arrest shocks Lewistown hotel set
Felton B Lyons a telegraph operator at the Bright hotel is jailed on a bigamy charge. His two wives Mrs Pearl Lyons of Sioux City and Mrs Ivy Lyons of Moore confront him after a clipping from Lewistown reports his marriage to a second wife. County Attorney Marshall aided the legal wife in pursuing the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Lewistown
Felton B. Lyons
Continental Office
Bright Hotel
W. R. Woods
Big Hotel
Pearl Lyons
Sioux City
Ivy
Lyons
Council Bluffs
Milwaukee
Harlowton
Moore
Histown
Smith
Marshall
Edward Brassey
4Uyens
Mrs Schody of Jardine kills elk from kitchen
Jardine Mont November 30 Mrs Victor Schody fired a rifle from the kitchen door and killed an elk within ten feet of her home. The crack shot also has three deer to her record this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Jardine
Mont
Victor Schody
Schody
Nanking Falls as Assault Crushes Imperial Stronghold
In a dramatic advance the Han forces breach the last imperial stronghold near Nanking. Chinese troops’ assault collapses fortifications and signals a pivotal turn in the campaign. Rebels claim key strategic position and secure route toward the city.
Premier Said To Decide On Regent Role Amid Feared Assassination
News from Nanking reports the last imperial position has fallen to revolutionists. Fear surrounds Yuan Shikai as premier and potential regent, with assassination risks alleged from Chinese factions or Manchus. Foreign legations urged to aid protection as tensions rise in Peking and troop divisions emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
National Assembly
Yuan Shi Kai
Aaron Cottu
Yangtse
Hankow
Wuchang
Legations
William J. Calhoun
Shanghai
Four American Warships Anchored Off Nanking
Washington reports Admiral Murdoch has sent collier Pompeii and gunboat Aires up the Yangtse to Nanking where General Chang faces revolutionary siege. Four American naval vessels now lie in the Yangtse off Nanking as foreign warships gather. No Manila troops expected until ministers meet at Peking to discuss Boxer treaty cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Murdock
Pompeii
Aires
Shanghai
Nanking
Chang
Manila
China
Council of Ministers
Peking
Calhoun
New Orleans
Incredible Cruelty Charged to Arabs
Washington notes dispatches from Rome describe brutal acts by Arabs and Turks against Italian wounded. Details include crucifixion, burial alive, mutilation, severed eyes, and bodies found near Hani mosque and Arab cemetery. The report cites Turkish and female participation and cites withdrawal of Italian troops due to polluted wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Rome
Signor San Guiliano
Hani
Batallion of Bersagilieri
Bersaglieri
Pasecui
Engineer Corps
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winona
Betweteen
Payne Tari
Terview
Roosevelt
Asine
Pope
Pontiff
St. Peters
St. Peter's
Sistine Choir
Holy See
Michael Angelo
Abbe Perosi
Ecclesiastics
Fiancee
Turkey
John T. McCutcheon
John T
Mars
Willie
Foss
Damus
Lewistown Telegraph Opera
Assembly
Mrs. Schody
Ists
Yuan
Sume
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