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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1908
Page
24
The Republicans of Missouri praise him as a trusted ally of William McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt the secretary of war and secretary. He is portrayed as courageous and principled, willing to refuse terms with politicians and stand strong even when controversial.
Senator Aldrich of Rhode Island opened the senate debate on an emergency currency bill. The chamber drew broad attention with a large gallery crowd and notable observer J Pierpont Morgan listened attentively throughout the speech.
Special dispatch from Twin Bridges reports the Ruby Valley Irrigated Farms company shows cash paid up capital stock of 31727.37 dollars and the amount of capital stock paid in is noted.
The report lists assets and liabilities including land mortgage secured indebtedness of 452629.58 and other liabilities of 2825.06. It is signed by president H Blossom and secretary W S Calder and certified by directors Newell C Knight John A Yates Louis D McCall and J Remer Jr.
In Brookhaven Mississippi on February 10 a mob overpowered a Jackson military company and a deputy posse freeing Eli Pigot who had assaulted Miss Wells weeks earlier. Pigot was hanged early today as about 2000 citizens gathered. several shots fired and two mob members wounded.
The treasury department purchased 100000 ounces of silver for delivery at New Orleans at 58.067 cents per fine ounce. The transaction was announced from Washington on February 10. Clinical details were not disclosed.
Burglars gained entry to J. Bowman’s Frisk Barber Shop at 286 East Park Street by a rear window. They took 13 razors, three pairs of shears, and multiple clippers, leaving the shop unable to shave until new whisker trimmers arrived. The burglary was reported to the police.
A west side streetcar slowed off the Park Street switch near Montana last night. Fifty bystanders helped and railroad workers used a crowbar to re-rail the car, keeping the track clear.
After an earlier delay of about 15 minutes, travel resumed with normal service. No cause or further impact details were provided in the readable text.
Mel Lowry, a business associate of the late Silas F. King, arrived in Butte from San Francisco to attend today's funeral. He left San Francisco as soon as he learned of his partner's illness but could not reach Butte in time for the last farewell.
The Montana Coal and Coke Trading company files a lawsuit against Montana Consolidated Coal and Coke and Montana Coal and Coke, attaching 12000 dollars on deposit at State Savings Bank.
A special to the Post-Intelligencer from Valdez informs Seattle readers about unfolding Alaska news. The report emphasizes local developments and the situation as observed by correspondent dispatches, noting contextual details available in the Valdez transmission.
Proceedings filed in district court seek bankruptcy for H. D. Reynolds, leader of Reynolds Alaska Ventures, with creditors demanding cash settlements only and rejecting any negotiation.
Missoula February 10 John Thompson a Garnet miner was brought to the Sisters hospital after a powder explosion in a hole while charging a blast destroyed both his eyes. The event occurred during work at Garnet and the cause remains unexplained.
Missoula report says Under Sheriff Dean left for Ravalli to summon witnesses for cases in the district court.
The Fairbanks dispatch reports United States Marshal Perry has the strike situation under control. Non-union workers are on the open shop basis with a full quota. The Fairbanks Valdez trail is clear of strikers and the miners' union guarantees no further molestation of travelers. An agent of the Mine Owners' association arrives tomorrow with 35 miners, and 2,500 more miners are en route from Valdez.
The Young Men’s Society of St Patrick’s school met to hear addresses last night and announced a Valentine dance for Thursday evening inviting members of the Young Ladies’ sodality.
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