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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1911
Page
6
In the Outlook, an authorized interview with President Matt presents his approach to administration and economic policy. The piece quotes the president discussing speechcraft, expert panels, and the role of commissions in guiding national prosperity.
A Vatican consistory ceremony conferred cardinalate on 14 prelates including three American bishops. Crowds gathered around Vatican spaces and the Hotel Bristol area to witness Cardinal Farley and others receive their red hats. The beatification hall and surrounding corridors were filled as the papal procession moved through, with clergy, diplomats, and nobility present.
Report details heightened anxiety aboard a vessel off the west coast near Vancouver Island after a distressing incident. Passengers and crew were evacuated or reassured as authorities investigated the cause and arranged safety measures while ships and coast guard tracked the scene.
Reporting from Routtloe Washington details a violent incident where a prominent wrestler was shot during a Thanksgiving day cruise. The shooter aimed at the victim, then fled by boat pursued by officers and a bystander. The victim, Ward, died from a pistol discharge near Blayuh. The case follows other incidents in the region this year.
The McCutcheon piece recounts a family Thanksgiving banquet with lively table banter and holiday humor. Guests recall jokes about overeating and Thanksgiving rituals as they plan to revive turkey dishes for dinners today and tomorrow.
Gov. Eugene M. Poss urged a close union of states and the abolition of tariff privileges in a Charleston speech. He attacked the Republican Party’s record and promoted a constructive, national approach to business and prosperity amid Democratic reform talk. He alleged failures in safeguarding public welfare and criticized Congress and executive actions.
Spokana Nov 20 headed by Chiat No Rutt of the Walla Salles and others, aims to organize a brotherhood to advance their race. Delegates from tribes including Yaklinans and Winetiads prepare to travel to Washington to pursue legislation and support for tribal advancement.
London reports from Teheran claim several bombs were prepared to assassinate American official Morgan Shuster, Persia’s treasurer general. The Times editorial criticizes Russia’s role but doubts U S action. British Foreign Secretary Grey says there was no prior agreement with Britain or the United States on Shuster’s appointment.
New York, Nev. 8-elix M. Nesey, attorney, will ask the United States Supreme Court next Monday for leave to file a writ of mandamus seeking a decree conforming with the court’s opinion to vacate the decree approving reorganization of the American Tobacco Company. The petition notes four private conferences in New York attended by officials, with public witnesses barred, and cites widespread disapproval of the tobacc industry combination and the Attorney General’s stance against interfering with the merger.
Report describes a grand stand collapse at a college game injuring about fifty people. The incident occurred before the scheduled contest between the University of Mississippi and Agricultural and Mechanical College. Details on exact location and treatment were not immediately clear.
Felton BR Lyons a telegraph operator at Continental office in the Bright hotel was arrested by Sheriff Woods on a bigamy charge. Two women, Mrs Pearl Lyons of Sioux City and Ivy Lyons of Moore, were involved as the prisoner’s spouses. Lyons married the Moore woman on Nov 14 after withholding divorce from his Sioux City wife, who learned of the marriage from a Lewistown clipping. A warrant issued by Judge Brassey led to Lyons’ arrest as the second wife mourns the outcome.
Spelay Vispaleh reports from the Sinniard, Mont area that Mrs Schody, at her Jardine home, killed an elk inside her kitchen after it dropped dead at the door. Police say she also fired at three other targets nearby. no injuries reported beyond the elk.
Nov 30 dispatch reports the imperialists losing ground to revolutionists in Peking as Yuan Shikai seeks regency and possible throne, amid Franco-Belgian loan approval, Yangtze bridge contract, and troop realignments. Diplomatic corps indicate protection concerns for Yuan. Provisional assembly convened in secret.
Washington dispatch reports two American vessels Pompetl and alros sent up the Yangtse from Shanghai to Nanking where General Chang and imperial troops resist revolutionaries. Four American warships anchor in the river with other foreign ships as bombardment looms, aiding refugees aboard. No Manila troops expected. meeting at Peking signals Boxer treaty cooperation. Page six continues.
A dispatch describes alleged atrocity deeds by Arab groups including mutilation and killings near a Turkish troop train. Wounded cited include a surgeon lieutenant, with threats and shootings noted. report claims Turks and others photographed the events amid claims of Italian complicity.
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