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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1909
Page
5
Storm wreaks heavy damage across the area leaving homes roofs toppled and streets littered with debris. Emergency crews report multiple uprooted trees and power outages as residents assess destruction in the impacted district.
A historic gale and tidal surge devastated coastal areas from New England to Massachusetts. Widespread damage included ruined wires, wrecked telegraph lines, and submerged towns. The surge overwhelmed streets, drowned an infant, and left many homeless as communications collapsed. several bridges and rail lines were disrupted.
Snow crippled New York area railroad service with 10 inches fallen and high winds. Harbors and wiring were damaged causing widespread delays and cancellations. Over 10 000 shovelers and 6000 trucks assisted. Southbound trains faced the worst delays while Chicago bound services ran hours late. Seagoing vessels faced rough seas as batteried waves hit the harbor.
A distressed steamer Atlantic Cry near Maine required rescue after tow line parted. Line crew aboard a nearby steamer towed the damaged vessel to safety while weather and sea impeded efforts. Fire and whistled signals marked the peril as the crew battled to reattach the tow line and secure the vessel.
Renowned painter Remington died after surgery following a fall illness. He gained fame from vivid Western scenes in New York and the West, with sculpture and writings adding to his legacy. He studied at Vermont and Yale, married Miss Kya Calon, and lived in Clinton, New York. Funeral arrangements set for Carton City at the local church.
Mrs Stewart-Ford faces trial over alleged receipt of stolen funds as ex-treasurer Warriner, who pleaded guilty to embezzlement and faces six-year sentence, may testify. Colu mbus proceedings adjusted to allow Warriner’s witness role amid indictments against Stewart-Ford.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a person formerly wanted by the state, arriving from the Orient in Washington. The subject denies knowledge of the reg detainment and believes it to be tied to the state department in Washington.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Trelevia Dee notes a larger than expected turnout as lawmakers arrive to discuss state publicity funding. The looming extension could bring a more acrimonious session with 24 representatives and state officials present. Debates focus on appropriations and the state board of examiners pending reports, with no firm plan for agriculture labor and industry bureau funding.
St Louis social figure Sh. Toile, Chice Sheestra, known for long hair, was assaulted as she left home for church. An unidentified man dragged her inside, cut her hair close to the scalp with a razor, leaving her unconscious for about an hour. Earlier, the man offered money for the hair and tried to sever the braids on two prior occasions.
Industrial worker Andrew Me Minick, a member of the Frildustrial Workers of the Works fran Sorin, was felled today by a pistol blast after an altercation in the area. A bystander was wounded in the head by McConnick during the incident in San Francisco.
In San Francisco on December 6, Oriental teams clashed after a football match between the Chinese Imperial eleven and the Japanese Fuji team with American refereeing. Players and many Oriental spectators fought until police halted the fight. One Chinese player suffered possible leg injuries, while another Japanese player was slightly hurt. The Japanese team won the game ten to something, and a broader melee spilled onto the field with sticks stones and debris as order was restored.
Following the Christmas Eve murder of Sam Baker and the wounding of his wife and two children by Henry Pennington, a mob seized him from Crowninshield guard and hanged him in a nearby timber mill engine room. Pennington had shot Baker and died after a confrontation with bystanders.
St Josep Me December reports state Mrs Crawford died tonight from an apparent overdose after a feverish collapse. She allegedly took herbal remedies following threats by officers to remove her and her two young daughters. Police and prosecuting attorney dispute claims of coercion.
Washington reports that statehood legislation will not advance beyond congressional authority. The plan enables New Mexico to hold constitutional conventions and provide for them while other leaders push the program amid presidential opposition.
A man who had confided in an explorer and had him guarded by detectives is now forced to admit that his confidence was misplaced. The case highlights erratic conduct by the doctor involved.
A dramatic account by Dr. Frederick A. Cook’s associate describes a pursuit to Copenhagen and London over missing records and a secret escape in disguise. Mrs Cook, seeking her husband, sailed to Europe after authorities shadowed them, while suspicions grew that Cook planned to reclaim originals.
Reported in Shanghai papers reaching the Blue Planet, Russia is massing troops across Siberia and North Manchuria with 15 submarines sent toward Vinelvastok. Amurra broad band is costly and a second war with Japan is feared as Japanese spies operate along Vladivostok coast. casualties and rail disruptions noted as regional instability grows.
A distressed update describes Cardinal Huei in critical condition with severe illness and complications. The report notes ongoing medical concerns and urgent care needs as authorities seek stabilization.
A concealed robber with three wounds eluded capture after a sheriff battle near Milea California. The unidentified male, suspected of gang activity, was pursued through fields and orchards as deputies search for his hiding place. The assailant suffered three bullet holes and fled into darkness after a revolver exchange. Nearby, bank official Dumont Clark died in New York after illness.
The national defense committee of the city elected an 81 year old veteran for new naval battleships. The report from Petersburg in December notes a committee meeting and choices made for defense spending and shipbuilding priorities.
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