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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1910
Page
5
A brief notice indicates Caynor selects his aides for forthcoming duties, listing several names including Row MAvior and GWyun RAMES TUGSIS WALO Will, Mud Goon. The fragmentary text suggests appointment of assistants but lacks full context or official titles.
The article reports on Mayor Gaynor’s announced appointees for Manhattan and related posts, detailing names, salaries, and political affiliations. It notes criticism over press ties and potential conflicts, with comments on the press, the bachelor status of Herman Rudder, and the broader implications for city governance.
Freight engine and caboose derailed after collision with passenger train near Airill. Two brakemen reported missing, witnesses place the wreckage along the track with drivers and crew moving to safety. Investigators say several trains halted while calls went out for missing personnel.
A boat crew rescued narooned people after a tire failure stranded them on water. The incident involved a Ute assist and prompted on scene action by local authorities. No injuries reported.
Salt Lake City Jan 2 The Los Angeles Navy ed went west today over the Southern Pacific to reach the San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake line where washouts are repaired. Reports say 1000 feet of track and two bridges were carried away and the restoration may take a week to nine weeks.
Halltimore Maryland January 2 Charles W Gruber and John L B Kenney have been arrested bringing the total charged with complicity in a dynamiting plot against the Union Railroad in Baltimore. Detectives found dynamite at Gruber s home and Kenney reportedly admitted involvement in the attack on a railroad machine shop crew.
Violent condemnation of law and authority issued by strikers and supporters in New York. Women from garment shops denounce magistrates as biased against workers, calling offices perverted instruments of oppression. Mrs C H Belmont attended, Miss Anne Morgan present as a box holder.
New York banker Charles W. Morse, convicted of the national breaking laws, left New York for Atlanta to begin a lengthy sentence. Reports say Morse faced a restrained departure as a crowd gathered with newspaper men awaiting his train and officials denying access to his compartment.
Rescue efforts for Victor resident Jacobson, aged seven, ended for the night with no trace found after a lengthy hunt along the Bitter Root River. A 60-strong posse and dynamiting had been used since Thursday afternoon, with hopes fading of recovering the boy alive. Jacobson, well known in Victor, left his home to visit Urlingham’s Bull with a daughter and relatives notified in Minneapolis.
Tandon Jan 2 UK steamer Ayreshire bound for Durban collided with the Arcadian for Glasgow in the Irish Channel. The Arcadian sank in five minutes, all crew scrambled aboard the Ayreshire, 12 drowned after return to retrieve money. Ayreshire carried 200 passengers and was badly damaged, towed to port.
Agnes Booth, renowned stage star and wife of John Wilkes Booth, died today at age 64 after a year of heart trouble. Born in Italy, she rose in New York theater, became a leading actress, and married twice, her second husband being an American actor.
Dr William A Monassl, formerly a prominent physician from Athlanta Georgia, was found dead in his hotel room with two empty bottles nearby. Police cannot determine if death was deliberate or accidental. He left a 12 year old daughter and his wife died last year. age 48.
Read in a Plymouth Congregational church survey of leading figures. Answers from Vice President Sherman and others praise professing Christianity as a strength, not a hindrance, to public life. Speaker Cannon and Gov. Gifford Pinchot cited conscience and public trust as benefits of faith in office.
William J. Bryan arrived today aboard the steamship Magdalena and immediately boarded a train to Panama. He is en route from Havin IX Panama to continue his journey.
A streetcar collision in Somers Mont killed motorman Edward Hussil who had lived in Indianapolis for three years. The crash on Meda Bend Street tore apart an axle, leaving Hussil dead at the scene. A related tale follows the aftermath as investigators and witnesses piece together the events and identities of those involved.
In Havana on January 1 two black congressmen were refused service at the Plaza hotel bar. A crowd of African Americans gathered, a riot broke out, police intervened, several injured, and two Americans were arrested. Authorities suspect a planned expression of anti American sentiment in Cuba.
Arch bishop J T Glennon learns of several unopened gift boxes from the Jubilee ordination celebration. Gifts include Old Testament pictures for the Astor library and a set from Hernina C G Jutles, a millionaire chemist, with the gifts stored in a basement before being opened. Nearby notes report a derailed Gold State train near Slavoko and two minor earthquakes recorded in Kingston with no damage.
A Great Falls meeting of the Western Federation of Miners delegates adopted unanimous resolutions urging immediate resume of ore shipments and support for allied unions. The conference committee drafted the resolution amid debate over a general strike impact and the need to safeguard workers’ livelihoods across Montana. Continued discussion was noted on the next page.
Jan. 2. Morria Neshine, a manufacturer, was found dead today in a factory area. The scene showed no external marks of violence. Coroners are examining the cause, with no immediate suspects.
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