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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1910
Page
19
Lutana flour is recommended as a bread flour not suited for pastry. It claims high strength and water absorption with nearly equal weight water uptake. Price listed: 98 lbs at 4.25 and 49-lb sacks. pastry flour offered at 2.15 and 1.65 regular, 49-lb sack 41.40.
Canadian official Howard Douglas contends Pablo Montana's Pablo herd may permit a renewed buffalo hunt. Pablo allegedly defied Montana wardens while seeking old bulls, with Canada viewing hides and heads as more valuable. Shuffle in towns underscores confusion amid jurisdictional dispute.
A young, well dressed train robber last night hijacked a Missouri Pacific passenger train from Leavenworth to Kansas City Kansas. He robbed about 20 passengers and crew, escaped with at least 300 dollars and two watches reported missing. Capt. H. L. Newbold of the Fourth U S Artillery was shot at and grazed by the bandit’s bullet before the thief fled toward Washington, D C. Police in Kansas City Kansas Kansas City Missouri and Leavenworth Kansas search for the suspect.
New York crowds marked a post Christmas weekday with feasts and gift distributions. Frank Tilford hosted twelve hundred and fifty "little mothers" at Murray Lyceum giving tenement children school satchels with a doll candy stockings and a picture book after meals.
Mrs. Maggie Roberts died after a shot fired through a kitchen door as she prepared Christmas dinner. Authorities believe the shot was intended for her husband, Evans mine foreman with past clashes with striking miners. George Liberte and four other union miners are under arrest.
Roy Cherrier son of H A Cherrier and nephew of Darius Miller of the Burlington railroad was thrown from a horse and killed while riding to a Christmas dinner attended by both families in Redlands California.
A taxi carrying six young men from Jefferson City rolled over six times down an embankment four miles west of the city today. All occupants were injured. Warren Goodell suffered serious head and body injuries. The cab was wrecked in the plunge.
Mineola December 26 Frank Schumaker a mechanic for Walter L Fairchild today made six short straightaway flights in Fairchilds monoplane. It is said to be the first time an American monoplane powered by an American engine has been aloft.
Advices to the Picayune report a bomb in Buenos Aires fire department building exploded yesterday morning, wrecking the fire and police department headquarters and seriously injuring 29 people. Details are given in the dispatch.
The engineers urge standard designs for minor works and early adjudication of water rights where needed. Cost overruns and higher labor/material costs drive settler discontent, with construction charges returning to the reclamation fund. A graduated payment plan is debated but not universally recommended.
General William H. H. Davis a veteran of the Mexican and Civil Wars died at his home in Doylestown Pennsylvania tonight at age ninety He served as editor of the Doylestown Democrat until 1900.
In the subway at Fourteenth Street station two well dressed foreigners inquired of the guard whether the express train they planned to board was the proper one. The brief exchange reflected routine transit checks in the downtown area.
Amoy December 26. Representatives of the Bataan mines are in China arranging a market for Philippine coal to compete with Japanese and Indo Chinese products.
James Grieve, long regarded as Scotland’s oldest man, died at Corantee Loch Eckside after a long life born around 1800 in Invernesshire. He recalled Waterloo as a boy, spoke with visitors recently, and had ties to Prince Charlie stories. Grieve worked as a shepherd for about 95 years and helped in hay and field tasks even after retirement.
In Virginia City on a Saturday morning Hugh White 19 attacked City Marshal George W Reif in the city hall corridor during a dance disturbance. Deputy Herndon and Carl Bergstrom disarmed White after he slashed Reif neck area and cut the marshal’s necktie. Herndon also cut in the hand. White and his brother are local youths with past run ins including reform school parole, and White was jailed after the attack.
A well dressed man posing as Dr. R. B. Wilson of Portland entered the Hotel Westminster in Boston and, with a revolver, demanded money from night clerk Jerome C. Carey. Carey handed over $40 from the safe. the thief fled dropping a bundle of disguises including wigs and false beards.
Uncle Hiram counsels his nephew Stephen on the value of listening over talking. He urges Stephen to let others speak, avoid matching others with his own experiences, and cultivate reticence and earnest attention to earn respect and prosper.
In Scranton the Rev. P. J. Murphy says coal towns in the anthracite region are filling with Hungarians Slavs Poles Greeks and Italians while English speaking workers depart. He notes Americans have long fled dangerous mines and calls for no regret over the shift to foreign labor in the catacombs of gas firedamp and rock.
In Portland Oregon on December 26 the new Heilighwater bank safe was blown and $2500 stolen. The night watchman slept above the office and was unaware until morning. Six foot windows near the safe remained intact. Police have no leads on the robbers.
Princeton governor elect Woodrow Wilson left town for St Louis to attend the American Political Association convention where he serves as president. He did not plan to issue a written reply to a Newark statement by James Smith Jr regarding New Jersey United States senator race.
Roanoke Virginia December 26 Professor T Fukushima a Japanese scholar and lecturer died in a local hospital after an operation for cirrhosis of the liver. He was 38 years old and is survived by a widow residing in Chicago.
Fire of undetermined origin destroys the Sunnyside Distilling company plant main building in E Rama Washington county. Loss estimated at 75000 dollars insured. Plant controlled by Howe Bros of Cincinnati.
George M. Hauck a pioneer miller died at his home in St. Joseph Missouri at age 7 This brief obituary notes that Hauck left Cincinnati in 1849 for gold country sailing to Independence Missouri and hiking the rest of the way to California with the 1849 gold rush voyage.
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