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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1909
Page
1
State forces seize building as numerous lawmakers occupy the site in a dramatic protest. The demonstration involves a large turnout from the legislature and surrounding supporters, signaling a tense confrontation over policy and control.
Bozeman marked a gala day as the Montana College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts formally dedicated its new agricultural building. About 50 legislators attended with Governor Norris and state officials. The event included tours, speeches, and a luncheon, highlighting progress in Montana's educational efforts and urging prudent use of funds for future development.
Des Moines reports Chera Rosen a Lutheran church soloist in Ottumwa was murdered in a brutal assault while returning from practice. Her skull was crushed and a search for the killer continues with suspects mentioned, including men arrested in nearby towns. A $900 reward pool is in place and Rosen's diamond brooch and purse are missing.
A Northwestern railroad theft ring led to twelve arrests and $13,000 in recovered property. The scheme involved railroad workers, with authorities predicting more than 40 in jail and vast stolen goods moving to eastern markets. Officers raided a dwelling, recovered fur and merchandise, and questioned several suspects as the investigation expands.
Abraltar Feb 6 Captain Edward Qualtrough of the battleship Georgia found guilty by court martial of intoxication on duty and conduct prejudicial to the navy. He is suspended from duty for six months with a reduction of ten numbers in rank. Rear Admiral Sperry, commander in chief, approved the findings. Qualtrough has been detached from the ship and will travel as a passenger on the Georgia.
Berlin reports preparations for King Edward's four day stay with officials detailing route decorations and a welcome by the emperor empress and capital princesses. The event marks a rare British king’s presence in Berlin in many years as royal suite accompanies the king.
A clerk at the accounts office was arrested in a sudden move that disrupted routine operations. Police did not release details, but officials said the matter involves internal accounting procedures and required further investigation.
The 16 battleships under Rear Admiral Sperry left Gibraltar at 11 am for Hampton Roads on a 3 600 mile southern route. The voyage was hailed as an epoch in naval history highlighting unity, repairs, and hospitality during the around the world cruise.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena reports Gilmore & Pittsburgh Railroad Co. filed a map showing a 145 mile right of way from Armstead to the Idaho line for an interurban electric road. The line would run from Salmon City Idaho through Stead, Beaverhead County to Armstead, then north to Butte via Dillon, linking Portland east through Idaho to Salmon City. In a separate matter at the Butte post office, William H. Martin, longtime superintendent, faced embezzlement charges after memoranda disappeared and later reappeared. Martin, who admitted taking funds to balance shortages, was bound over to the grand jury in $1000, with Richard Hocking and Franck Boucher as sureties. Inspector Riddiford noted the case shows different methods from Hocking and warned of further action. The investigation revealed falsified money orders and a complex attempt to balance accounts, with the employee denying use of money for personal gain beyond shortages.
A cold wave is forecast to hit Montana today and persist into Monday. The local weather bulletin warns of dropping temperatures and brisk winds, urging residents to prepare warm clothing and heaters for the weekend.
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