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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1900
Page
11
A stranger attacked a woman on Galena Street, dragged her to her crib, and killed her dog. The victim, Blondenette, suffered a deep scalp wound and was rushed to St. Paul’s hospital where surgeons trepanned the skull. Condition deemed likely fatal. the assailant escaped.
Cape Town witnessed a grand reception with an address and the sword of honor for Lord Roberts attended by 24,000 people. A luncheon at Good Hope hotel featured a Milner tribute. a town hall crowd cheered as medals and a casket funded by 10,000 people were presented amid illuminated streets and a closing fireworks display.
In The Hague on December 10 Mr Kruger met a deputation from the Alldeutsche Verband and thanked them as his German brothers for their token of sympathy.
Charles N. Simpson of West Virginia recounts crossing the Andes on foot in winter from Mendoza to Valparaiso after sailing from England to Buenos Ayres. He traveled with a shipmate, George Temple, facing thirst hunger cold and perils from mountains wild elements and wary inhabitants before reaching the Pacific coast.
The article states President McKinley bought about 37,000 cigars over fourteen years in Congress, averaging seven daily. He purchased by the box and kept a standby stand for quick pickups, sticking to one brand during service but changing after leaving Congress due to convenience.
The article surveys how age of criminal responsibility varies by nation. England, Russia, Portugal set 7. France and Belgium 8. Italy and Spain 9. Norway Greece Austria Denmark Holland oppose prosecutions under 10. Germany sets 12. Swiss cantons differ.
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