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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1909
Page
10
A devastating gas tank explosion near Hutanicg Texas at noon injured many and reportedly killed twelve as rescue teams struggled to account for missing workers. Dozens more were seriously burned or wounded, with authorities awaiting official casualty confirmation.
Washington reports Honduras has proclaimed martial law across the republic to counter an armed invasion. Mentioned are Manuel Bonilla and Zelaya tied to regional tensions with Nicaragua. Provisional aims include halting support for Zelaya and responding to ongoing revolts in the region.
The president's message to Congress drew mixed reactions from Republicans and Democrats. Republicans praised a concise address while Democrats urged cautions on economic policy and warned against overreliance on the saurce doctrine. Senators listened as the message was read in executive session and noted key topics for further debate in upcoming meetings.
Special Dispatch from Washington reports Senator Dixon reintroducing a bill to open the Crow reservation. The measure omits a provision for a horse-breeding project by Indians and mentions related bills by Representative Prix and Pray. A Montana district judgeship bill is also noted as Dixon’s measure moves before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Washington report notes Smoot advocates teaching women household cookery and domestic science. He proposes a $10 million appropriation to agricultural colleges for domestic science instruction. Senator Beveridge staff comments on support, while others back the plan as likely to pass.
A Decade reaction to prohibition spreads across Massachusetts as four of the fourteen cities vote to revert to liquor controls. Fall River New Bedford Marlboro and Gloucester see votes changing hands while other towns experience mixed results with some cities staying unchanged.
The fragment references the wife and children of the Spanish king, and mentions Ki and Queen Victoria. Context unclear due to fragmentary OCR, but indicates royal lineage connections and possible dynastic discussion involving Spain and Britain.
John Drew, the actor, was thrown from his horse on the Kvidla path in Central Park while riding with his daughter. He sustained serious injuries, with doctors noting a possible shoulder fracture and internal injuries. Miss Drew supported his head as bystanders aided. Mrs Drew rested tonight as doctors assessed his prognosis.
The Red Cross meeting presided by TAT urged contributions to sustain active work. Aims included a substantial endowment, with talk of a goal around 4 million dollars, noting past modest readiness and the need for broader funding to support relief and tuberculosis efforts. The speaker stressed growth reflects the organization’s usefulness and urged continued support from members and donors.
A filed suit in New York today on behalf of Francis J. Vo ney special prosecutor in bribery prosecutions seeks damages from Crocker and Dig for alleged criminal libel. The action stems from a New York evening paper story about the Hayatt trial and recounts comments on the case.
A fragmentary report from London notes Sinn Fein and Irish leaders appealing to the American public. The piece quotes Redmond praising British Liberal figures and outlining the Irish party's stance of independence amid calls for home rule. It references the two English parties and the chance for Ireland to seize opportunity through the party’s strength and unity.
Madrid reports increasing alarm over King Alfonso's health as he endures a tuberculous inner ear condition. Milan Jd notes Dr Banroe of Bordeaux has performed silent operations, with a serious procedure now planned. The queen is deeply concerned as his weakened constitution parallels his predecessor Alfonso XII's tuberculosis. The Official Gazette anticipates an arch of appointment in April.
Louis December 7 191? Dr Doxey and his wife Mrs Vert B Doxey are held on murder indictments. Coroner's Jury names Willson Jr as poisoned by arsenic on July 10. Fourteen witnesses identify Mrs Doxey as the wife of Willian Ker, the accused. Dr Warren reports arsenic found. verdict blames poisoning on the wife. Mrs Katherina Trader, mother of the man, says her son ate when ill after blackberry pie.
A dispatch from Washington notes money orders issued at offices listed across Broadview Glenburg Teayod Nickwell Powderville Htohe Shack Strebano Stryker and Valea with January money transfers. The fragmentary item outlines postal financial activity in multiple towns.
Reported by the Manufacturers committee and the United States unions details a switchmen strike in the Northwest with inspections of materials and transfer stations in Saint Paul. Leaders pledge federal support while Gompers and Morrisson discuss aid and a possible broader action.
Detroit based report states that Michigan Central Railroad raised wages for conductors and brakemen by about 15 percent several weeks ago with an effective date of October 1. Operators, telegraphers, firemen, trainmen and other workers are in negotiation for further raises as negotiations continue.
New York announces a conference of railroad presidents today to discuss a proposed 10 percent wage increase for train men and conductors in the East. Brer of Philadelphia and Reading declines to comment, Truesdale of Lackawanna cites no clear demands, Besler of the General Managers Association notes mutual tension but hopes for no crisis if both sides show restraint.
Special dispatch to the Standard in Billings reports 73 strike breakers arriving from the south. About half are taken to Laurel to work, others dispersed along the Northern Pacific line. City work is not planned. local railroad offices note improving conditions as freight handling continues amid the disruption.
Reports from Washington on December 2 describe pressure in Congress for a thorough inquiry into sugar frauds and related government service abuses. Representatives Campbell and Gillespie push for investigations while Attorney General Wickersham cautions against interfering with executive departments.
Testimony in a New York federal trial of six former American Sugar Refining employees alleges defrauding the government by underweighing. W B Thomas reportedly urged a colleague to reveal all he knew while John Thompson testified about short weights at the Wilma dock sales.
Washington December report shows Secretary of War Dickinson discouraged about increasing army officers. Chairman Hull of the House Military Affairs Committee questioned prospects after a conference. Hull recalled past officer allocations and doubted funding will be sufficient, noting some service branches seek larger increases and others resist.
In Lampton Kentucky Earl Thompson and Clete Van were tried within hours after an alleged attack on Mrs Mugele Moteris near Dry Rides. Prosecutors say mob forces threatened lynching but the pair were sentenced to death, with security steps after their Lexington transfer.
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