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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1909
Page
5
Disorder erupts as inmates clash during a prison disturbance. Officers report multiple injuries while riot control teams move to restore order and secure the facility. Investigations are underway to determine causes and assign accountability.
After two days of fierce fighting, insurgents defeated government forces near Madriz. Casualties reported as heavy on both sides with 600 deserters killed or captured, while 1,000 government troops retreated. U.S. cruiser Ship as Moine sent aid and established a hospital for the wounded.
In a late battle near Tore, Chamorrora and Clay held fortifications while Mens and allied leaders attacked from the jungle. Government forces were driven from trenches as insurgent reinforcements surged forward, forcing a retreat and securing prisoners after a brutal ascent and melee on Vie Inn hill.
Zelaya departs the capital with a protective escort after days of unrest as reports say the crowd was unaware of the convoy. U.S. gunboat Princeton reportedly left Corinto to assert a position while Zelaya heads toward Diamante with key aides and a military retinue. The movement follows tensions over export controls and labor unrest, with strikes and government measures shaping the volatile scene.
Reports detail a sprawling graft scandal that toppled a former president’s grip on power. The piece cites bribery schemes, monopolies in alcohol and fuel, and corruption across multiple ministries, with a string of implicated executives and political figures.
A transport-era conflict report notes that wage disputes persist as the strike lingers. President Yawtey warns there will be no attempt to resume unless all striking workers are reinstated to positions held before the stoppage, without prejudice.
Great Northern workers at Billings walked out this afternoon, waving flags and yelling. The striking switchmen were replaced in vacant positions as management urged others to join the effort. The action touched the Brotherhood of Railway Conductors and related unions at Keithway, with crews shifted to maintain operations.
The northwest region endures violent storms as forests are devastated in France and communes suffer interruptions. Belgium faces factory closures due to disruptions while Madrid records its worst funding period in three decades. Many towns report serious damage with no reported loss of life.
Helena December 2 A federal court case indicts 29 Helena residents and bartenders for alleged liquor violations tied to Indians. One defendant pleaded guilty to substituting an abatement plea while others reserved rights or chose not to withdraw pleas.
A court review questions whether upholding the vent abatement could lead to the indictments being thrown out. The plan allegedly removes government oversight on liquor receipts, redefining tribal relations and undermining government authority. If true, the case may not go to trial as charged.
A New York defendent, Adin Ciaarius, or alias Adame, faced arraignment after posing as a penniless character amid accusations of gold brick dealings spanning several years. Federal authorities claimed a $312,600 cash bond posted, with a $3,010 bond forfeited earlier, as the case involved fraudulent schemes and a near-term Christmas seizure at the Tombs.
In a short district court session yesterday Judge Lynch granted Laura Moore a divorce from Crane Fy Moore after a nine year marriage at Light Timber. The couple had no children and there was a prior marriage involved. there were admissions of past conflicts and desertion. Sentences also reference a civil accounting action against D. B. Peary and a King Jol Jones case with a 96 day sentence, plus motions for a new trial and writs of certiorari.
Ateve Novack of 186 Hankiva avenue Bulte suffered a severe accident at Twin Bridges while working at Hoyee clin. An explosion injury to his eyes and face left his future vision uncertain as hospital doctors assess the damage. He is 26, and the investigation continues into the cause of the blast and whether any worksite charges failed to detonate.
Fragmentary text discusses Dr. Cook allegedly failing to scale Alt MaWinley on the north ridge. Mentions his inscription and previous expeditions, questioning accuracy of his ascent description. No clear dates or locations fully readable.
Washington dispatch reports Commander Peary president of the abrergn club declines to discuss the Cook expulsion. He says he has received all information from newspapers and knows absolutely nothing of the matter. He adds that governors have not spoken or written to him and claims no connection to the investigation.
Carl John Thiman was struck by a Montana street car on Gold Street. He was knocked down and dragged, suffering severe injuries to his back, shoulder, ankle, and hands. He was taken to Murray’s Box, Wisconsin, at 427 Arizona Page.
A fragment from a local page notes a figure named Brokaw swearing about a week’s events at Wai HL TN WO Saathoohrid Pt II. Details are sparse but imply a continuing public or ceremonial statement. Further readable context would clarify the involved parties and stakes.
In New York on December 24 a judge heard W. Gohl Brokaw testify about a one week marriage joy and his readiness to reconcile with his wife Mrs. Brokaw but she preferred separation. He denied spying on her, spending large sums on jewels, or pressuring her, while details of a Great Neck house party and a past necklace were discussed as the case moves toward a Monday adjournment.
New York charges accuse Sanford Robinson chief counsel for Fr. Suga Moinze of illegal practices tied to the disappearance of the Unitest books. The grand jury seeks disbarment and related actions against Robinson as the case unfolds in the state court.
Bozeman hosts Frances Gage secretary of the Northwest YWCA for scouting ladies to represent Montana at the national YWCA. She has toured Billings Great Falls and Missoula for the same purpose, while the group seeks qualified state delegates.
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