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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1909
Page
9
The store touts record Christmas sales attributing success to goods prices and service unmatched by competitors. It encourages customers to visit on what it calls their final shopping day to be well served.
New York December 22 Dr Wu Tingfang retiring Chinese minister to the United States arrives in New York to inspect Hudson River passenger train tunnels linking Manhattan with Jersey terminals. The visit prompts comments about his inquisitive nature amid later events of a man smashing glass in a German consulate building and being jailed for mental evaluation.
An old record notes discussion of state departments and the National Provident Union case. The fraternal order faces a roughly 190000 dollar estate liability with potential payout around 14000 dollars. Canon law certification topics and codification progress are discussed amid a Christmas greeting. A Mayer’s sale advertises 10 off Vincent diamonds today.
Fines totaling 44000 were imposed as part of a court action. The defendant confessed to graft and must remain under custody until fines are paid. Ten accomplices, including officers and contractors, face sentences of 500 each. Provisions for disfranchisement follow. Local remarks note disparities between superior and inferior status. Reports mention unrelated telephony and automative start details.
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic report mentioning Bryan Morris, a person who died in the area, and references to New Orleans and a $100,000 figure. The readable elements imply a context of an attack or incident involving a classmate from Pittsburgh and a visitor, with unclear details and incomplete names and places.
Ottawa reports Canada has purchased from Britain the cruiser Rainbow, the first vessel for the new Canadian Navy. A second, larger cruiser, Talnbow, is negotiated, intended as a training ship with 275 officers and crew. Rainbow likely sails to the Pacific coast. cost about 820,000 dollars, loaned by Yarrow.
From the Shelbin Democrat, John A. Peeler manages one of Caytral Missouri’s finest Cornwald flocks. He credits much of the health and thrift of his sheep to tobacco. When he first began, he pulverized tobacco and salt mix. the sheep eagerly gather and devour the leaves as if fresh clover. The tobacco allegedly destroys worms and parasites that infest the flock.
The report states that Amneyak Norker is set to succeed Tharas T as president of the United Mine Workers. He has received private advices from Pennsylvania and several other districts confirming his upcoming election on the eve of Christmas Day under the direction of the Conservative Rite.
Washington libraries chief proclaims Dixie the most popular American song in a sweeping report. Yankee Doodle ranks second, and America and The Star Spangled Banner are discussed for their influence and origins amid historical notes and music evolution.
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