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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
9
Text describes assorted garments including chemises cor set covers short skirts and hemstitched taftes with embroidery. Notes that current cotton prices would double material costs and mentions limits on gowns and furs.
A fragment urges buyers to consider remarkably low prices on under muslin garments while insisting these offers are the best seen, followed by a mangled plea to purchase. The text is garbled and lacks verifiable details such as brand names or dates.
Washington announces a 14 member joint inquiry into the Ballinger Pinchot controversy. The probe will cover the interior department and forestry bureau, with witnesses and papers compelled and penalties for contempt. The plan aims for a broad public inquiry, chaired by Nelson, with Taft supporting thorough investigation of all related actions and personnel.
A Kelispell Chamber of Commerce report to United States Commissioner Frank C. Bulfey shows traffic on Flathead Lake and its river reaching 329277 dollars for the past season. It notes three passenger steamers two launches and a string of barges were active and forecasts 1000000 bushels of grain and 1280 carloads of lumber moving annually within three years if federal support for dredging is provided.
In West Alexander Pennsylvania a Wheeling Pittsburgh passenger train and a freight train collided at the mouth of a tunnel. L N Barto the baggagemaster was killed instantly and four trainmen were seriously injured. Several dozen passengers were shaken but none severely hurt.
Flovge was successfully operated on here today and pronounced out of danger. The procedure was necessary due to an unsuccessful appendectomy performed twelve years ago.
New York January 4 All government asks trial begin at once Judge Howgham United States circuit court slated January 24 for the Press Publishing company owners of the New York World libel case over Panama purchases. Postponement granted to allow Delancey Nicoll to appear as counsel for defendants. Miles City January 3 C N Lukes takes cashier post at Commercial State Bank replacing W F Newell after two and a half years. Like Butinba Usanda January 5 Roosevelt and expedition party plan hunting trip on Lade en clave for white rhinoceros.
New York dispatch reports Samuel L. Clemens Mark Twain in frail health and mourning after his daughter Jean s death. He traveled to Bermuda and plans to stay at least a month awaiting health improvement while grieving.
Twelve boats and crews from the Casino fabine Rest are missing after a gale swept from the land while twenty five trawlers worked off White Heat harbor. Five boats reached safety yesterday evening and eight more were heard from today. In Washington, M A W Lewkey, a noted printing press expert, died in the capital at age 70.
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