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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1913
Page
5
A fragmentary report notesAstro faces backlash in Europe over actions linked to a Venezuelan leader, with mentions of hate and welcome contrasts. The text lacks clear dates or entities to confirm specifics.
Cipriano Castro, former Venezuelan president, was taken from the liner La Touraine and moved to Ellis Island as officials decide his right to enter the United States. Secretary Nagel said the US will waive impediments for his departure to Europe if needed.
Albany reports the suffrage pilgrims from New York presented a manifesto to Governor-elect Sulzer, urging rapid passage of a woman suffrage amendment. Rosalie Jones led the delegation as letters from the Empire State Equal Suffrage Group praised the cause and conveyed greetings alongside Governor Sulzer’s acceptance.
The article discusses the absence of a treaty between the United States and Russia and the potential impact on commercial relations. It notes that duties could rise if no agreement is present and that the American government may issue a proclamation to preserve current status quo for citizens, while Treasury officials weigh steps.
Indianapolls dispatch reports the convoy of eight convicted dynamiters to Fort Leavenworth Kansas. Judge Anderson will fix dates for sentencing as McNamigal and Clark plead guilty with testimony from witnesses linking them to the nationwide bombing ring. Marshal Schmidt plans orderly transport and cautions against any action reflecting on the government.
Information released by Postmaster General Hitchcock shows Montana postal savings depositors applying for 23780 in bonds to be distributed January 1. Nearly 22000 of the amount is for registered bonds indicating a permanent investment. Butte leads with 9800, followed by Great Falls 2000 and other towns. state total reflects a large year to year increase.
Governor Ishatroth and state officials announced Colorado would not have State buildings at the Panama Pacific Exposition. The reason given is lack of revenue and the obligation to settle a 30-year debt totaling more than $2,460.
Dec. 31 Helena special dispatch reports Montana now owns the Warm Springs asylum property after state treasurer Esselstyn paid Mitchell and Mussigbrod the purchase price. Bonds issued will fund the transfer and repay in 20 years at 4 percent interest, with a quarter mill tax to service the debt. D. M. Scanland becomes manager under state ownership.
Fragmentary OCR yields a vague item referencing Bruce Ismay resigning from Voice From The Titanic. The readable bits mention names and phrases but lack coherent action or date details. Further readable context is needed to confirm scope and outcome of the resignation claim.
A murky fragment notes that New Year’s Eve sees multiple shootings in large cities. It mentions casualties and police warnings but provides few specifics on locations or numbers.
A shooter killed deputy McMillan in McMillan, pursued down South Wyoming street by residents and business partners. Heiner was wounded as the man escaped along the 690 dock area. McMillan died 15 minutes after arrival at emergency hospital. the man’s motive tied to a business feud remains under investigation. A chaotic chase followed through Butte and surrounding blocks as witnesses recounted the dramatic events.
A brief New Year greeting appeared in a local edition. The note conveyed best wishes for the coming year and urged readers to start it with hope and prudence.
Washington report says Uncle Sam balanced the year with substantial receipts and a reduced deficit. Treasury officials estimate cash on hand and receipts from all sources rose, while expenditures were lower than the prior year, signaling improved finances.
A fragmented OCR passage references a mix of murder, crime, and literary figures, mentioning New York, Poe, and a chilling underworld scene. The text hints at sensational storytelling and photogray imagery with vague characters and gunman imagery, lacking clear dates or events.
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