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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1903
Page
1
Reported testimony describes Dowie insisting workers be fed and then paid later, while Zion City faces fuel shortages and labor strife. Receivers seek court approval to operate factories and extend protections, with questions about underground passages and Dowie’s access to administration buildings as investigations continue.
An advertisement promotes pale hundred plona dloner wet china from a major French factory, claiming centuries of making Unvtand ehing with new patterns each year. It lists locations in New York, Philadelphia, Washington and more, cites prices from twenty five to one hundred and fifty dollars, and notes a strong endorsement and authentic alamp on every piece.
A Philadelphia led conference formed a union of women clubs in Washington to campaign for the expulsion of Senator Reed Smoot of Utah from the United States Senate. Mrs. Frederick Beha of Philadelphia presided as National Congress of Mothers president, with Mrs. Duckie Blunt elected local president and Mrs. Toais Highlin of Washington as secretary treasurer. A $3000 fund was planned to hire an attorney, and a committee outlined actions and affiliations with several national organizations. The meeting noted concerns over Smoot and private oaths, prompting some attendees to leave.
Plans for Northern Pacific improvements total about 750000 dollars to centralize repair shops from Tacoma to Red Lodge. New tracks, shops, power house, and yard facilities are proposed with work likely starting in spring, boosting payroll and regional activity. Executives Blymer and Winnett have been researching the proposition and expect further visits with potential partners.
Dec 4 report shows Aten Ferrier charged with assault on Misa Goodwt Toth near Rosebud County. Prosecutors seek trial in Custer County. defense argues for moved venue and notes prior involvement.
A fire raced through the Southien Vachie company facilities in San Francisco damaging a paint shop and car barns. Estimated loss reached $66,000 with market impacts still under review.
President Mitchell addresses strikers, denouncing violence while urging lawful action. He cites the union’s 380,000 members and calls for letters of better pay, hours, and conditions if companies obey the law. Officials plan further talks at the state capital.
Governor Peavy vowed to block bullpen prisoners from freedom at Cripple Creek court, with Attorney General Miller directing re arrest of those freed. Civil officers aid orders while trials are delayed until normality returns. Also reports of wreck plot prosecutions and a wedding at Mantat church in Campersol with Ferguson and Leock families present.
A weary woman endures back and head pain with daily chores as a wave of misery strikes her, then relief comes before night. The text promotes Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female ills including irregular periods and other symptoms. Misstated names and garbled lines appear but center on a medical claim and testimony.
Distressed Great Falls readers report a Western Grain and Stock Exchange collapse with $6090 missing from accounts and hundreds of patrons losing margins and savings. Officials move to investigate while managers and branch offices shut down amid unclear prosecution and civil actions.
Patrons at The Western Stock and Exchange awoke to a break in which the Butte branch vanished after a mobbed morning theft. Col Jim Brown and associates moved the furnitur e and closed the Butte office. The Anaconda market fell as the day opened, and the firm shut down with liabilities varying by branch. The incident leaves questions about security and the future of the chain’s eastern offices.
A garbled local report mentions Butte and a five month timeline with unclear events about a levy or tax issue. No clear names or places are extractable.
Speculators who hired trains in the Dantooet Ueking w Ite dyer ab the stick Loard faced a panic when a local bucket shop suspended business. Western Ribek and Gratienat of St. Paul failed to open offices, offering no explanation. In New York and Chicago the markets stalled, with losses and widespread uncertainty among traders and brokers.
Report states new york detective work traced a deposit to the Paty Carte and Trust company. A warrant had been issued for the arrest of Mr. Warnock, but the claim could not be verified by inquiry at the sheriff's office in Bice.
Premier Petroff outlined government policy in the sobrange assembly. He said Bulgaria had moved forces to defend its frontiers, criticized predecessors for leaving the issue to a foreign power, and blamed the treaty of Berlin for the Macedonia problem while noting emigration and unrest. He warned against misplacing blame on Bulgaria and cited great power actions affecting the region.
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