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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1910
Page
19
The article notes warm greetings from Mexican officials and diplomats as Diaz begins a new presidential term. Diaz expresses gratitude and pledges to focus on peace and national progress. A feature of the ceremony includes distributing food and blankets to the poor by the Circle of Friends of President Diaz.
Brig. Gen. Earl D. Thomas reported from Denver that New Mexico and Arizona are quiet while Chihuahua shows ongoing trouble. He estimated 500 to 600 insurgents and said Sonora is calm, Torreon fighting not as severe as once thought, and arms smuggling into Mexico has been stopped.
Eagle Pass reports Consul Luther T. Ellsworth telegraphed the state department via Ambassador Henry Tane Wilson requesting transfer from Ciudad Porfirio Diaz. If transfer is impossible he would resign, allegedly to counter insinuations he authored reports harming trade with Mexico.
A mixture of curiosities and industry news mentions a soap film thickness linked to car manufacturing plans in Michigan and 4,000 jobs, along with a five year government program of 26 reclamation projects costing 60 million dollars. It also notes red cars for a Vermont event and misprints in Radcliffe reporting.
Postmaster Harper urges patrons to mail gifts early to ease overloads on Christmas Eve. He notes confusion from misapplied outside labels and advises placing Dont open until Christmas on packages to avoid early openings and maintain service.
Anaconda camp No. 6 089 Modern Woodmen of America held a regular election at their hall on East Commercial Avenue last night choosing Consul Frank Macox Adviser Thomas Healy banker D H Bingham clerk George Lathrop watchman Tad Williams escort George Remington and a three year term manager John Watkins.
Union election to be held Friday at the union office between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. Members are urged to bring their cards. Andrew Mallon serves as president and Dan Leary as recording secretary.
Denman Thompson and George W. Ayers famous New England play Our New Minister will be seen at the Margaret theater Saturday Dec 3. There is only one opinion of its merits.
It is the best character play ever given to the stage and regarded as the only legitimate successor to The Old Homestead. The strong cast and superior scenic equipment explain its success and anticipated capacity crowds.
George Hindley of Helena is in the city on business. Miss Lydia Jacobi moves to the Montana forestry office apartments. Mrs. Joseph Murphy visits relatives in Moscow Idaho. The W C T U meets at Mrs Horace Kinney’s 407 West Fourth. Vermilion’s touts low prices on uncalled-for suits and overcoats. Ruth Munger age 7 is taken to St Ann’s hospital for ear surgery. David Logan, pioneer Montana prospector, is reported critically ill in San Francisco.
At a late hour last night the condition of Harry Bentley who had been at St Ann's hospital a week suffering from acute dropsy and a complication of ailments was reported as critical. Nurses at the emergency hospital were operated on earlier to relieve the dropsy but his condition worsened.
An English correspondent writes about Nathan Meyer Rothschild, first Baron Rothschild, visiting east side synagogues on Yom Kippur. his procession draws crowds, and his presence is described as a modest, influential role in Jewish life. The piece also notes his Hertfordshire estate, Piccadilly house, and his son Walter’s zoological interests at Tring Park.
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