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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1910
Page
14
A Washington telegram reports that President Madriz intends to fund prisoner relief with 32 000 for humanitarian aid. The message notes prisoners captured near the Ingles near Rema by Estrada faction rebels are in need of assistance.
A dated November 15 letter from former President Theodore Roosevelt to Mrs. John A. Jonson offers condolences on the death of Groystar Jolmeani. Roosevelt writes from Safari near Mt Elgon Central Africa, praising Jolmeani and expressing respect and sympathy. An ad promotes Stacy Adams Trench calf shoes at Red Boot store for 3.95.
Testimonial from Mrs Edward Newbing of Watertown New York recounts six weeks bedridden with a severe eczema outbreak. After using Cuticura Soap Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Resolvent she was able to move freely in three weeks and remained well afterward.
A cable from New Orleans and telegrams from American businessmen urge U S recognition of Estrada amid Nicaragua turmoil. The State Department withholds signers and presses neutrality while noting Estrada’s possible rise could affect foreign interests.
Mananna witnesses a mobilization as five hundred men join four felons to oppose a General Chauttorra advance. Zelay’s in law Jonyne Pagos reportedly funds the effort with 420,060 pesos in unsigned notes and a $5 public bill loaned for government security. Tasos agrees to appear for trial when needed.
Bluefields dispatches claiming the Amev government has recognized General Estrada as president of Nicaragua describe mixed reactions. The move could not halt General Chamorro’s advance, though it might disrupt President Madriz’s forces, leaving Chasonre to resist.
The piece recounts Miss De Janon defending Cowen and detailing a strained fatherly bond. A telegram from her father expresses joy at her return, with plans to meet between Chicago and Philadelphia. The note shows affection and desire for reconciliation without romantic attachment.
In Palnsipcita a court report describes Mrs Cohen defending her marriage as detectives head to Chienpa to return a girl to her grandfather and bring Cohen to face abduction charges. Cohen says he remained loyal. she disputes the entanglement and vows to pursue her husband's tribulations.
The article reports a woman seeking her husband’s affection through counsel with Tant wheels while Budst forgives past wrongs to keep her happy. Cohen’s fate looms as Gisgel plans to plead for banishment. Police uncover a letter from Colin urging the girl not to run, hinting at ruin.
An Argentine-tinged promotion touts Robinson Thermal Baths and home devices for curing disease by removing germs. It claims baths remove toxins, ease rheumatism, dyspepsia, nervous debility, and other ailments, offering at home devices and exhibitions to prove the therapy.
A teachers and supervisors salary plan was endorsed, proposing higher pay based on service length and efficiency. The report cites comparisons with western and eastern cities, details a revised schedule for principals and staff, and includes stipulations on laboratory and new-teacher pay credits.
The House approved relief aid for homesteaders in North Dakota South Dakota Idaho Minnesota Montana Colorado Wyoming Nebraska and New Mexico who could not establish homes this winter due to government restrictions. The measure aims to provide assistance to those facing hardships from unsettled conditions and limited resources.
Special Dispatch from Helena reports the United States case against John Wendell ends in the defendant’s favor. The register and receiver recommend patent rights for Wendell. miner expert C A McElroy says the claims do not align with the vein and the location includes a yellow pine claim. He notes the required funds were expended and the government failed to prove charges.
Rumor says Seth Bullock United States marshal for South Dakota is offered the post as chief forester with Albert F. Potter acting head rumored. Some sources mention potential appointment of a new man, Hullocks, amid South Dakota politics and Senate interest.
Special dispatch from Washington reports Senator Dixon preparing a statement for the president to seek a proclamation change on homestead entries. The land, previously limited to homestead entry at 34.3 an acre, remains largely unlocated with nearly a million acres left. Authors urge executive regulations to permit outright sale to facilitate settlement.
In Montrose Colorado on January 11 a 15 year old named Horris Green reportedly bagged four beds and a big mountain lon slaying many hob cats in the past year, claiming a youth Nimrod record in the state.
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