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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1910
Page
10
A diplomatic exchange during Diaz’s inauguration highlights mutual respect between Mexico and the visiting delegation. The Mexican president expresses gratitude, while the envoy’s remarks praise national progress and public credit stability. A noted feature is aid to the poor through the Circle of Friends of President Diaz.
From the border front comes a report by General Earl D. Phomay commander of the department of Colorado New Mexico and Arizona that insurgents in parts of Chihuahua are well organized with 80 troops. He notes quiet conditions in Sonora and around Torreon while smugling remains problematic. Also mentions a telegraph to the state department seeking a transfer for Lather Murfivo Diaz and resignation signals tied to the Mexican situation.
A fragmentary late era article notes a 2,500,000 ton mass described as a snap hubble, mentions Michigan plans to build consumer cars employing 4,000 workers, and cites 26 reclamation projects in five years with $60 million. It also lists 149,000 red cars ordered for Vermont, notes Belgium’s drink places, and audience figures including a Pathe town in Quebec.
Officials warn against last minute sending and urge mailing gifts early to ensure delivery by Christmas. The advisory notes parcels may be delayed and urges proper labeling and first class service. Community notices mention related holiday logistics and a forthcoming election and theater event.
Fragmented OCR reads like a local notice with names such as Mammeralough and Hindley, Lilia Jacobs, and Josey Murphy tied to apartments and streets. The text mentions a ten year old daughter and a court or war related note with references to David Takin and San Francisco.
At a late hour last night the condition of Farry Reniley, sent to St Ann's hospital a week ago with acute dropsy and a complication of aliments, was reported as hopeless. Despite efforts to relieve the dvapax, his state had grown steadily worse.
A fragmentary report describes Lord Rothschild at his 400 acre Tring demesne in Hertfordshire, praised as a queenly figure amid railway politics. It recalls a quiet man with a black bag slipping through without fanfare, and notes the famed gardens and socialite visitors.
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