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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1906
Page
9
France remains hopeful but doubtful about securing support from an ally in the KaLe Tan chief position. Diplomatic signals from Paris stress cautious optimism while recognizing potential resistance from regional actors.
A fragmentary report notes the crust trembles and shakes as seismic activity continues. Official observations focus on ground movement and potential aftershocks in the affected region.
A sequence of earthquake shocks rattled Western Missouri Eastern Kansas and Southern Nebraska with tremors felt from Nebraska City to Joplin and Topeka causing alarm but no major damage as residents reported dishes rattling and buildings trembling across multiple counties and towns.
Rome reports Premier Fortis received the Marquis Vis ra Th and Italian representatives to the Moroccan conference. Italy acts as an honest broker aiming for Morocco's independence and territorial integrity while ensuring all powers accept free trade under open door principles. In other news, Josso Arnevran HsunED, south general agent of the railway here, was fatally injured after falling downstairs at his home.
Chicago police probe the murder of Mrs. Arthur W. Gentry as they link suspect Frank J. Constantine to a prior crime record. Letters in a recovered trunk and a pawned diamond ring surface, while investigators pursue a taxi driver who helped move Constantine to the pawn shop, though several leads remain unresolved.
Hot Springs Arkansas June 7 An inmate James Long was arrested yesterday on a charge of assaulting Colonel Goddard the commandant of the state home with a lead pipe An interference by another inmate reportedly saved Goddard from serious injury This marked a second alleged attempt on the colonel’s life by Long
Paris dispatch reports M. Kokovsoff, former Russian finance minister, confirms that a Russian loan has been postponed and French bankers may grant temporary advances to sustain finances. The budget plans 241,500,000 in extraordinary expenses including troops repatriation, war debt reimbursements, reservist relief, and industry subsidies. Kokovsoff notes internal borrowing possible but favors delaying until midyear to avoid harming Russian credit.
Mayer John F. Fite stated that by tomorrow night the committee will present a plan for a hospital for consumptives costing 150000 with a board of trustees to be formed by the board of aldermen. The tuberculosis convention in session at Horticultural Hall has attracted crowds and more than 10000 people visited today.
Junction City Kansas January 7 Robert Henderson a union soldier who served with distinction during the civil war well known archaeologist and a pioneer of Kansas led here today aged Years Henderson won local fame a few years ago by erecting monuments in Kansas to perpetuate in the minds of Kansas citizens historical events of the state In Henderson erected a costly monument at Logan Grove in memory of Coronado expedition to Kansas He was also interested in the erection of monuments at Herington Alma and Manhattan in perpetuation of events that took place about the time of the coming of the Spaniards to Kansas
Ex convict and gambler Bob Shadwell was found fatally beaten in an alley on South Main Street after a late night robbery attempt. Coroner and police investigated as the inquest prepares, noting a long history of legal battles and a volatile feud with O Connor at a saloon.
Report from New Haven details the Charles A. Bawards death inquiry. Charles A. Hiller joined the coroner for seven hours amid testimony about Hillers family affairs. Two headquarters detectives monitored the Hills at their home as inquest work continued and both brothers faced strict observation.
Denver dated Jan 1 David H Moffat commented on an interview claiming he would extend the new railroad line from Salt Lake to Portland Ore once completed from Denver He said such an extension would be contingent on rivals trying to draw business from his line and would aim to reach the Northwest Amber section and secure traffic from competing roads
Rioting erupts at Meadowlands coal works four miles from Washington Pennsylvania as Russian and Italian miners clash on Christmas Day. About 200 men fight, one skull fracture, a woman with child knocked down, several injured. coal and iron police patrol the settlement tonight.
A wealthy Chicago man, Crane Wilson, founder of Wilson Bros, was shot near his ranch seven miles east of the city. A horse and a large hound were found beside him, suggesting a staged hunt then suicide. A gold watch and cuff buttons remained. a revolver and a missing checkbook complicate the scene. The coroner and local lawmen investigated as a motive and method emerged.
Richmond Va Jan 2 The residence of Joseph Bryan proprietor of the Richmond Times Dispatch and director in the Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York near Richmond was destroyed today Some 100.00
Pattison shows notable improvement and expresses confidence in taking part in upcoming inaugural ceremonies described as the most elaborate ever witnessed in Ohio. The report notes his renewed ability to participate and the significance of the event.
Jan 7 Maanutlan Mexico reports from Ignacio Fuente government director Ahome that Ahome and surrounding territory face starvation due to nearly ruined crops from floods. Roads are impassable and thousands in Northern Sinaloa are affected. Government losses in Sinaloa run into millions.
In the southern district of Georgia on Tuesday the United States court will hear indictments against John F. Gaynor Benjamin De Greene William Gaynor Edward Gaysnor and former Capt Oberlin M Cate rer. Defendants allegedly defrauded the United States of funds in a carrying out of government work. The defense and prosecutors plan to submit demurrers and the trial status remains unsettled with possible Solutions on whether all or only some defendants will be tried.
Mrs. Sarah J. Brooke, wife of Dr. B C Brooke, died yesterday after a nine month illness. A Helena resident since 1880, she was recognized as a pioneer figure in Montana. Funeral arrangements are pending.
Philadelphia residents recall Valley Forge scenes told by Mary McDonald a Black woman who claimed to be 185 years old and died at the home for aged and infirm colored persons She was born on November 1 1701 and lived near Frogtown Valley Forge Pa Her tales described Washingtons soldiers at Valley Forge during winter She was robust and a heavy smoker until recently.
New York Jan 7 Rear Admiral Evans battle fleet moved to sea but Kearsarge and Kentucky ran aground near West Bank lighthouse. Alabama collided with Kentucky causing damage to Kentucky’s starboard side and both ships were towed to safety. Kearsarge Maine and Alabama later began sea return while Kentucky headed for Tompkinsville for repairs.
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