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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1909
Page
10
A telegram from Consul Moffat describes a US backed effort to support the provisional government in Nicaragua. It notes 3,000 troops, a naval convoy to Bluefields, and a request for food, clothing, and medical supplies to avert starvation and disease among Zaluyan forces.
Detectives locate more death by own action notes. The Essex Grand Jury has indicted Virginia Wardlaw Carolline W. Martin and Mary Shead for the murder of Mrs. Deayne M. Snead. Trial date set as eight days to remove men. Rumor circulates of New Jersey investigators questioning Wynore sublie and linking to Mrs. Martin arrest.
King Albert was crowned amid a ceremony in which he pledged to advance constitutional charity and education, while urging Belgium to pursue humane progress in the Congo. The speech promised a policy of civilization without forced conquest, emphasizing modernization and national development.
Vdacolse France December 2 The Court ruled for Baroness Vaughan and ordered removal of an Awils placed on her property at Budinenurt Attorneys for the daughters of the Intellig ten note the decision is continued in the next column.
An explosion at the Aldeage Curireville Coal Company mine near Terria Illinois killed eight workers including W J Pierce Eugene Barrett Thomas Williams Thomas Guinn and Robert Trwston. Rescue efforts saved several others as gas and a concussion caused severe damage with many bodies recovered from the west entries and near the workings. State Mine Inspector and mine officials investigated the cause and noted unprotected lamps may have contributed to the disaster.
Attorney General Galton states local and county health boards hold power to establish quarantine and detain or hospitalize smallpox patients when directed by the state Board of Health. The opinion clarifies counties may create quarantine facilities within their jurisdictions and coordinate with state hospitals to control contagions. The ruling follows the state board order on abolishing quarantine for smallpox.
William A Bryan, unable to present a scheduled address at the National theater, remains indoors for several days to ward off pneumonia. He is convalescing after illness in Jefferson City Missouri and a telegram states his condition is not serious, with doctors cautioning rest.
Fragmentary text describes a political convention connected event and a meeting with a congressman. It mentions three people dying in an incident and notes the report remains substantially the same as prior coverage.
A man and a woman were involved in a federal case where the man Cornette pleaded guilty to illicit importation from England. He received eight months in Leavenworth and a fine. his companion, a photographer by trade, claimed ignorance of law. The lawyer’s absence left the defense weak. Another defendant, Josep Pars, pleaded guilty to importing a female for immoral purposes and was sentenced to 38 months in Port Leavenworth with a $19 fine.
The trial recounts a marriage fray with Joseph A. Blue accusing Gauld of a million-dollar suit amid threats over a wife’s infidelity. Testimony claims the couple argued over drinking and jealousy. A nurse aided a hunt for a trailing white toxin as Brokaw described the night Mrs Brokaw died in unclear circumstances.
A violent confrontation unfolds on a rural lane where a man named Janehe Vane is killed. Authorities describe the scene as a desolate dispute sparked by a threatened attack and a demand that escalated into lethal force. The Mexican suspect, linked to prior gun making, faces investigation as officers gather witnesses.
Suppressed reports and official statements reveal the strike rumor arc around 48 hours of tensions in Bully area. Montana labor leaders insist switchmen at Butte Anaconda Pacific are not ordered to strike, and transfers affecting mines are limited to certain routes, not the Milwaukee or Great Northern lines.
The Fort Worth Bee reports Miss Margaret Sullivan, aged about 43, died after working in a hotel. An old hotel man Col. Kersey Context left her $1.00. A hidden bank find uncovered about $240 in currency and a trunk containing savings, while her savings in another bank totaled roughly 43,000. The discovery followed questions about her wealth and the cause of death.
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