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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1909
Page
2
The Anaconda Standard Publishing Company announces postal and office details, rates, and multiple city-newsstand distribution locations. Readers are directed to contact the Standard Publishing Company, Anaconda, Montana, for subscriptions, offices, and general business inquiries.
A period narrative outlines Bryan Wikes and others shaping Nebraska politics as prohibition rises. It notes his promotional publicity and potential travel abroad shaping the state’s six congressional districts next year. Predictions touch on future presidential prospects with Knox and Knox related names in speculative forecast.
A lengthy discussion ranges over President Taft's likely choice for the Peckham vacancy. Judge Lurton’s fit is weighed against age and potential Senate reception, with a broader look at civil rights progress and President Taft’s Emancipation Proclamation anniversary thoughts.
A garbled account references Secretary of War pleas for fallen officers and extraordinary appointive ranks. It notes age limits for ranks, mentions colonels and a general, and hints at a Civil War era expansion of command roles and exceptional commanders before a pivotal wave of promotions.
Aged Montanan seeks divorce from a Montana spouse in a Seattle area case. The record shows allegations of abandonment and support disputes, with the claimant requesting half of the community property. The couple, married in 19th century New Orleans era, had two children and faced financial and property claims across states.
An aviation party led by Louis Tartan accompanied by his wife and other aviators leaves Paris for the United States on December 1. Edward Clary announces the party will travel by special train to New York for a sequence of meetings and a tour to San Antonio Galveston New Orleans Birmingham Atlanta and northern cities after the aviation meeting scheduled January 1 to 20.
Dulin Nlerny arrested for allegedly beating his wife with a hearing before Judge Mc Coys. Frank White jailed on charges of beating money and fowls tale of pretenses. Funeral for the late Tira Aafohinsen held Tuesday at Wall's Riders parlors at six, proceeding to Swoliah Lutheran Church conducted by Reverend Nywal.
A reader notes a misread line about a yearly preparation subscription and an upcoming premium Met anniversary, with unclear references to Atacand Standard and ceileg. The fragmentary text hints at subscription pricing or renewal terms but lacks concrete facts for a complete item.
Washington December 12 Insurgent Republicans meet for three hours to map out a plan of action and to sound out the Democratic minority on a joint program. Representative Moyes of Iowa chaired. Nelson of Wisconsin secretary. Members present include Hayes of Illinois and others from Minnesota, Nebraska, Washington, Wisconsin, Iowa, and New Jersey. The gathering aimed to outline procedure, discuss house rules, and consider a public statement by the insurgent faction while noting Republican support versus the majority.
Local dispute over J R Siedley of Butte proposes a Red Rock and Beaverhead river water project to irrigate land between Dillon and the area. If approved, the plan could open about 40 000 acres for cultivation and boost Twin Bridges as a regional trade hub with river-based shipping.
A damaged report notes a United States transport with 60 sailors aboard departing Philadelphia on December 6 and arriving at a distant destination by morning. First responders awaited transfer of the men as provisions or union signaling followed.
An inquiry into the death of Aisinie Engler on December 12 cites poison exposure as the cause. The article notes a fatal incident linked to toxin in the hours leading to the death, with officials examining available evidence and possible sources of the substance.
The execution committee of the State College Cr Adrica Association met today and moved to abandon the debate challenge for Aebate involving Utah agricult.
A fragmented report notes an acceptance with debate terms sent to Tas van Italy for a funding levy plan. It cites travel costs, logistical strain, and shifting terms tied to upcoming allocations and logistical concerns across regions.
The piece notes Yuletide tree harvesting across states with Oregon Maine and Michigan prominent. It cites about 2 million dollars paid by consumers and 2.6 million in total cuts to landowners, with Chicago handling the bulk of trade and Oregon producing a large share of Pacific state cuts.
Fragmentary dispatches report a revolutionary faction claiming control rests with Eight men and denouncing despotic rule. The Washington state communications council warns of counter moves as an army advances toward Rine town amid awaiting state department guidance.
Frightful scenes unfold as hundreds of political prisoners are chained and fed only two cents daily. Reports describe daily corporal punishment and a Catholic food ban, while military actions and river blockades loom as factions clash amid U S interests and local uprisings.
A garbled report from Barton dated December 12 describes a mysterious hirey call for ma rhea i proceed with Yeoruigee Peal rie on her interrupted trip from Philadelphia to Colonarta aboard three New England navy yards. A separate line from Janesville mentions William J. Trop, aged eight, as a member of the First Winconsin ceninture and a delegate to a Republican convention, with iced carriags.
Washington dispatch reports on the annual commerce and labor survey by Secretary Nagel. It notes a surprising count of bachelor seais and other oddities across U S territories, highlights new boundary surveys, foreign trade figures, and calls for federal information reform and stronger immigration controls. The piece discusses enforcement limits, wage standards, and proposed abolition of subminimum jobs to raise civilian pay.
A fire at 4 this morning razed the Halfway House between Havre and Fort Assinniboine. Manager James Morgan barely escaped with life, losing about 800 cash plus goods valued around 3700 and stock. The two story building cost 2800, with only 200 insurance. owner J C Batley plans to rebuild in spring.
Secretary Nagel proposes expanding the Bureau of Corporations to oversee all interstate firms and protect business secrets. He also urges tighter laws to curb the white slave trade, noting current statutes fail to stop travel across state lines for immoral purposes and calling for federal authority to act effectively.
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