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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1910
Page
10
The notice reviews various flours for baking, noting Duranda and Lutana as strong breads and pastries. It cites water absorption and suitability for pastry, with price listings for 49 pound sacks and a 98 ounce quantity at 4.25 pounds.
A Canadian paper reports tension over Montana buffalo removal. Howard Douglas says a planned hunt may proceed despite state wardens opposition as Pablo continues his own hunt, risking legal action while authorities weigh the count and reorganization. The dispute centers on Pablo selling buffalo to Canada.
A well dressed young man robbed a Pacific passenger train from Leavenworth to Kansas City Kansas and stripped passengers and crew. Several watches and small items were reported missing. Captain L H Newbold of the Fourth United States artillery was shot in the confrontation and wounded slightly. he plans to return to Fort Leavenworth. The robber fled toward Washington, D C as authorities search Kansas City Kansas Leavenworth and nearby areas.
New York City observes Christmas again with feasts and gifts for the needy. Frank Tizard hosts a Murray Lyceum dinner for tenement children, providing each child a doll, candy, stockings, and a picture book.
In Greely Colorado on December 28 Mrs. Maggie Roberts was shot through a kitchen door while preparing Christmas dinner. The intended target appeared to be her husband, a foreman at the Evans mine who has had clashes with striking miners. George Liberte and four other union miners are under arrest.
Redlands California on Christmas day Roy Cherrier son of H A Cherrier and nephew of Darius Miller Burlington railroad president was riding to a holiday dinner when he was thrown from a horse and killed. He wintered in Redlands with the two families.
Jefferson City Missouri taxi overturns six times on an incline four miles west of town. Six young men injured. Warren Goodell seriously hurt with head and body cuts. Vehicle wrecked after looping over an embankment. Also a report from Mineola about Frank Schuhmacher making six short flights in a monoplane, noted as a potential record.
Doyleatown Pa veteran of the Maoxtoan and civil warn died at home tonight aged 90. He served as editor of the Voylestown Democrat until 190. A garbled note from the New York Sum mentions a downtown express incident with forelegs and a subway crossing, with a guard question about proper train procedure.
Foreigners on a train ask a guard about the city landmarks and rush to locate the post office and customs house. A second guard explains locals only know downtown areas while he has not seen the customs house in years, reflecting navigation confusion in the Bronx and Well Street area.
Advices from Buenos Ayres dated December report a bomb exploded yesterday at the fire department and police headquarters seriously injuring nine people. The dispatch provides no details on casualties or causes.
The document argues for standard designs on minor structures and early adjudication of water rights on all projects. It notes cost overruns, factors driving higher expenses, and the need to limit expenditures to probable U.S. rights. It discusses phased construction payments and their impact on settlers and project timelines.
Representatives from the Bataan mines are in Amoy at Tanging & Market to promote Philippine coal in competition with Japanese and Indo-Chinese products. The note highlights ongoing efforts to expand export prospects for Philippine coal amid regional rivals.
Westminster Gazette notes Jamva Grieve of Carantea Loch Eckside died recently. Born in Invernesshire around 1960 he recalled Waterloo at age 14 or 16. He claimed long life in the fields, spoke of Prince Charles and clan history, and worked as a shepherd well into retirement, tending hay with neighbors.
Virginia City City Marshal George W. Relf was stabbed with a knife in the city hall corridor during a disturbance caused by Hugh White 19. Deputy Herndon and Carl Bergstrom disarmed White after he slashed Relf and grazed his neck. Herndon suffered a minor hand cut. Relf remained at work after the incident. White and his brother, both raised in the town, had prior reform school and robbery ties.
A masked man, wearing a fur-lined coat registered to Dr. F. G. Wilson of Portland, Oregon, arrived at the Hotel Westminster and, with a revolver, demanded money from night clerk Jo rome C. Carey. Carey handed over $49 from the safe. the robber fled, leaving behind false beards, wigs, and disguises as police traced the scene.
Scranton reports a local Catholic priest argues that Hungarians Slavs Poles Italians and others abandon mining towns near Oliphant Pennsylvania. He says many young natives also leave the region and urges no tears for Americana fleeing harsh mine life amid a wave of departures.
The piece urges Stephen to listen rather than dominate conversation. Uncle Hiram stresses that others care about their own stories and that letting them talk earns respect, while showing intelligence and sincerity. Listening builds esteem and better impressions.
Portland Ote Dec 2 The safe at the Steilighwater bank was robbed last night and 34800 taken. The manager slept above the office and was unaware of the robbery until he opened the office today. Windows near the safe showed no signs of forced entry and the robbers remain unidentified.
Governor elect W J Decai Weardrow Wilson leaves Princeton for St Louis to attend the American Vitalcal Association convention where he serves as president. A statement from James Smithry at Newark is awaited regarding the U S Senate seat.
Roanoke Va Dec 36 Prof T Puku ehima a Japanese scholar and lecturer died today after surgery for cirrhosis of the liver at a local hospital. He was 35 and leaves a widow living in Cuba.
A fire at a distillery near Plesburg caused damage to the plant and surrounding structures. Investigators from local authorities traced the blaze to a faulty component, with insurance involvement noted. No injuries reported as crews controlled the fire and secured the site.
A paneer miller fled his home using a TV to take a boat from Clacton to Independance Missouri and walked the rest to the coast after a gold theft. The report mentions Joseph Moe Acorme Ab Nuack among others and a sequence of movements toward safety.
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