The Real Thing in Philanthropy Benevolent Act by Four
A terse note describes a benevolent act by four party members led by Nick Seiner. The report emphasizes genuine philanthropy and community impact, outlining the group's aims and anonymous giving.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1905
Page
9
Fight Continues With New Force in Moscow
A terse, partially readable report notes renewed force in Moscow with references to conflict and escalating tensions. No clear dates or participants are readable, but the emphasis remains on ongoing fighting and power shifts in the area.
Dinners for the poor and Moscow revolts amid harsh winter
A heartfelt account from Butte details a Christmas dinner project where eight young men raised funds to provide 164 boxes for needy families, including turkeys, potatoes, oranges, tea, coffee, sugar, butter, candy, cranberries, and bread. The effort drew on county officials and local merchants. Separately, reports from Moscow describe intensified street fighting as revolutionaries press an armed rebellion while government forces struggle to contain unrest and rumors of mutinies ripple through the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Ray Ruhte
Auaitor
Et Aires
W. J. Macaulay
Charley Virden
Ray Rhule
Warren
Blackburn
Rhule
Fire Ravages Coal Shaft Near Spring Valley Illinois
In Spring Valley Illinois today the Marquette Third Vein Coal company shaft building three miles from town was destroyed by fire. Loss estimated at 250000 with no insurance. The mine was 100 years old and produced about 500 tons of coal daily. One hundred miners will be reassigned to work by the Sh Jay Coal company. The mine was owned by the late Charles Devin of Topeka Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley, II
Marquette ‘Third “Vein Coal Company
Sh Jey Coal Company
Charles Devin
Topeka
Kan
Lips
Mares
August Winetel
Clark de Forsythe
G. J. Vierra
B Ragan
Mormons push manual training and night schools in Butte
At a Silver Bow Trades and Labor assembly meeting the push for manual training in both day and night schools was endorsed. The effort, aimed at aiding working youths, includes presenting arguments to the school board and seeking night school adoption. Separately, a Mexican colony of Utah Mormons plans to settle in Chihuahua, while St Louis clubs face raids for liquor violations under Governor Folk, with repeated closures and arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow ‘Trades and Labor Assembly
Butte
Il Board
St. Louis
Folk
Oi Wan
Fifteen Passengers Robbed Electric Car Near Eastlake Park
Masked men held up an Adena electric car at about 9 pm near Eastlake Park. Fifteen passengers and the conductor were forced to surrender their cash. two robbers escaped on foot, details of the loot remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los
Eastlake Park
Peking Delegation Leaves for Tientsin for Japan Talks
Baron Komura led the China Japan commission traveling by special train toward Tientsin en route to Japan. At Tientsin Yuan Shi Kai will host a grand ceremony, with mandarin procession and guard of honor. Yuan's role dominates the talks as Li Hung Chang’s successor, with Komura and Fukushima in a strong escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Baron Komura
Tientsin
Japan
Yuan Shi Kai
Li Hung Chang
Foreign Office
Baron Komurawa
Fukushima
H.W. Denison
Wadsworth and Roosevelt discuss New York politics
James W. Wadsworth Jr and President Roosevelt met at the White House in a by appointment conference lasting about half an hour. Wadsworth said he pledged to back Hooker initially, learned Higgins wanted him to contest, and expressed confidence in winning without compromise. Civil Commissioner Cooley accompanied them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James W. Madsworth, Jr
Higgins
New York Assembly
Roosevelt
White House
Wadsworth
Albany
Assemblyman
Hooker
Mr. Wadsworth
Representative Cook
Cooley
Chicago of China Suffers Terrible Loss
Mail from Shanghai reports Hankow called the Chicago of China with about 5 000 houses burned and a large number of deaths. Estimates of lives lost range from 100 to 300. Separately in New York, a burglary on Fifth Avenue saw $4 000 in antique jewelry stolen from a display window in a jewel box after the thief smashed the window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Shanghai
Chicago
China
New York
Fifth Avenue
James Martin Killed in Auto Accident Near Bayside
New York December 2 James Martin a prominent businessman and social figure died when his automobile overturned after ploughing into loose dirt near Flushing. Stacey Clark a passenger was seriously injured and witnesses included Mrs Martin and their son and daughter-in-law. The accident occurred after a Sunday at Bayside Golf Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Yacht Club
Metropolitan Club
Country Club
Flushing
U. S
Stacey Clark
Martin
Clark
Allen. Townsend
Daniel Daton
Alexander Pierari
James FE. Martin, Jr
William Malrece
Bayside
L. Tolandica
Race Riot Roils Chicago Streets On Dearmond and Eighteenth
Chicago reports a race clash between Italians and Negroes at Eighteenth and Dearmond streets. Two Italians were shot and severely injured as police used clubs to restore order after a 20 minute melee. Over 300 involved, twenty arrested, tension remains high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eighteenth
Dearmond Streets
Dearmond Street
Message From Dewey to American Middies
Christmas message from Admiral Dewey to officers and men of the American navy worldwide. He urges unity, no cliques or grudges, and to stand together for the country and service as ships reach destinations over Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dewey
George Dewey
Former U S Senator Bard Seriously Injured in Runaway
In San Francisco on December 24 former United States Senator Bard was seriously injured in a runaway near Oxnard. He was thrown from his buggy into a ditch sustaining a distressing fracture of his leg with possible serious complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
United States
Bard
Oxnard
Baxter in disfavor and may have to quit
Omaha December 24. The Omaha Bee tomorrow will announce that Irving F. Baxter will be summarily removed from the office of United States district attorney of this district by order of the president. Baxter refused to confirm or deny the statement and released tonight a letter to the attorney general in reply to a request for his resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Omaha Bee
Irving F. Baxter
United States District Attorney
Baxter
Socialist meeting disrupted in Philadelphia clash over Roosevelt remarks
An attempted interruption at a Philadelphia socialist gathering aimed at denouncing Russia and supporting tough policy against Jews led by Ben Hanford sparked a confrontation with police. The protest paused briefly as officials warned of order, then the meeting continued without further disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Torday
Russia
Roosevelt
Ben Hanford
New York
Inventions Fraud Shocks Harbin Dispatch Claim
Paris Dec 25 The St Petersburg correspondent for the Journal quotes officers returning from Manchuria denying a General Lineviteh dispatch alleging pillage and mutiny at Harbin, calling the report an invention. Army units are said to be returning to Europe in good order. DISASTROUS FIRES Newberry S C Dec 24 The Carolina Cotton Manufacturing plant sustained $15,000 in fire damage and several smaller firms about $29,000 total losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
St. Petersburg
Journal
Manchuria
Harbin
Europe
Pires
Newberry, & C
Carolina Cotton Manufacturing Company
Crash of Cars in Los Angeles Shuts HS Buses Section
A Los Angeles crash involved several cars and disrupted the high school bus section. Reports indicate multiple vehicles damaged and the HS area impacted as emergency crews respond. No further details on injuries or causes are provided in the fragment.
Los Angeles streetcar crash amid city bustle
A collision of three street cars at Second and Spring in downtown Los Angeles left many injured. Runaway cars damaged both ends of a Second Street car and toppled a Hollywood car, with passengers rushed to receiving hospitals as crews battled the flames in a separate hotel fire downtown that destroyed the Van Nuys hotel and trapped guests in night clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second and
Spring
Olive
Broadway
Spring Street
Hollywood
Second Street
Low Angel
Second and Springtreets
Las Angeles
Los Angeles
van Nuys
prac= Healy
Jared
C. M. Stewart
J. Lal
Richard Hanley
J. Lawson
Areman Howe Company
Seven bandits rob Toledo rail office secured seven hundred
A daring robbery at the Toledo Railway and Light Co office on Central avenue saw seven bandits overpower two employees and secure 700 dollars from the safe while 7,000 remained untapped. The men fled after failing to open the strong box as Los Angeles newspaper men departed on the Union Pacific Salt Lake rail line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Central Avenue
Toledo Railway and Light Company
Zaborclock
Ofice
Eles
Cal
Lee
Los Angeles
Chicago
Rioting Parishioners Clash Over Polish Catholic Pastor
In St. Louis a church dispute at St. Casimer's Polish Catholic leads to a riot after parishioners oppose the Archbishop's choice. Police detain seven, guard church property, and tensions span weeks as the exodus of clergy begins after the pastor’s arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cas‘eimer
Men
Glenson
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Moscow
Silver Bow
Charles 8. Blackburn
Ray” Rhule
Johnny” ‘Richards
James McKee
Oscar Andrieux
Lee Harper
Tom ‘Teale
Bob Baker
Ooem Unter
Artillers
Trabnoix Square
Sadovia
Karetnal
Karetnal Street
Petersburg
Meir
Associated Press
Colr
Sotera
Belier Cxminderes
Chihuahua
Utah
Mexico City
Mexico
Mons
MR. Roosevelt
James Martin
Gommix
Auty
Jon Ettate
Andy
Hanora
Rexaway
Mre_ Anna
Ellis
Mrs. FE. Harvey
Dorothy Harvey
Pay Harvey
Maillu Graham
Elon G. Ga- Tusha
He Crawford
A. H. Caine
Glase
Edith Davis
J.W. Bearre
Glass
F._ A. Ambrose
Frank Lesausee
O.J. Graham
Kitty Graham
Charles Meyer
Roland ‘Thomas
H. Anderson
W. Meredith
J. W. Layton
van Nuys Broadway
P. Hanisch
Harry Merts
Oulock
Paper Company
Incme
Cme
Wan
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