Track Clear After Incident Resumes Traffic
A brief notice reports traffic flow resumed after an earlier blockage on the main track. No details of location or cause are provided. Drivers are advised to proceed with caution as lanes clear.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1909
Page
1
Settlement of Race Question
Settlement of race question reported in terse item with uncertain phrasing. Note unreadable fragments and limited readable facts. No clear individuals organizations places dates or outcomes can be positively identified from the text provided.
Wreck at Dotsero clears as officers report no further deaths
Amid confusion after the Dotsero wreck, the track has been cleared and traffic resumed. 188 passengers were aboard, many continuing their journey. several injured are identified, including Mrs Mahan and Mr Peters, with updates on their conditions and efforts to locate others reported missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Dotsero
Ridgeway
Denver & To Grande
Wim
O'Connor
Rennick
Dr. O'Connor
Thos
Arad
Last Year Sets Record for Mine Deaths in History
Pittsburg reports 1902 as the deadliest year underground with numerous disasters. A mining engineer cites three gases, fire damp being the only explosive, and notes lamp screens burn out and careless tamping often causes fatal blasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Bluefield
W. Va
Ziegler
Selence
Davey
Young dope fiends jailed in Dillon for vagrancy
Three Dillon raised youths aged under 22 were jailed for 30 days for vagrancy as police crack down on opium use in Chinatown joints. Sheriff Gosman and Chief Stone raided Lung Che in Chinatown. one youth was lectured and released. Authorities note state law against selling or giving drugs labeled as poison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sporint
Die Jon
Whem Ie
Jas
Siterit
Ofc
Warat Sp
Thie
le Sheriff Gosman
Poller Stone
Lung Che
Chinatown
Tuck
Lung Chee
Melton
Stone
Hate
Boston Garage Fire Destroys 348 Automobiles
A massive blaze in Boston destroyed the largest automobile storage and repair plant in the city, wiping out 348 cars valued at 750,000 dollars. The fire spread to the Park Square railroad shed and wrecked the bicycle track and a pavilion. Total loss estimates reach about 500,000 dollars for the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Park Square
Providence Division
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Garden
Orage
Family of three dead in bathroom
Seattle banker L. W. Seeley and his wife Mrs Kate M. Seeley and daughter Miss Rene Seeley were found dead in a bathroom at their home on Eighteenth Avenue. Police reported multiple head wounds and possible strangulation. authorities searched for a weapon but found none. The family, prominent in local circles, included Seeley a former Washington Supreme Court appointee, a long legal career, and connections to the Delta Gamma society and the National Society of Daughters of the Urban Revolution. A fiancé of Miss Seeley, and a friend, communicated with her recently before the tragedy. Authorities investigated financial motives and potential insanity theories as they reviewed the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Seeley
Guy Mt.xmulger
Miss Seeley
I. Mitte
Thurwlay Hight
Shier
Nih
New York
Sealey
Explorer Clifford Lond Wnt Lady Visits America
New York January 17 Mr and Mrs Cliffe Lond wnt Lady Clifford and daughter of Churchhead Devonshire England sailed from Liverpool on the Cunard liner for a month long visit. Clifford Lond, among England's wealthiest peers and Roman Catholic party member, came to America in the early seventies and worked surveying in the North Pacific, had encounters with Sioux and joined the Yellowstone expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cliffe Lond
Clifford
Churchead
Denvonshire
England
Cunard
Tard Clifford
America
Yellowstone
Aveling
Meen
Miss Chen
Open shop fight to a finish grips New York
New York January 17 open shop will fight to a finish following a Hat Manufacturers meeting to discuss the hatters strike begun Friday. Manufacturers say the strike will raise hat prices. Samuel Mundheim estimates 15 000 to 20 000 strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Utsrs Association
Samuel Mundheim
Lost Schooner Swallow and Crew Off Fire Island
New York in a Sunday norwester the schooner Swallow of St John s Newfoundland sank near Fire Island as crew members were lost at sea. Beach wreckage was found along Ocean Beach Fire Island and rescue crews salvaged flotsam while search efforts continued. The Swallow likely sailed from Newfoundland to New York with herring cargo and was driven ashore by strong winds. The Caritt convention announced a round trip to the national convention with expected large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Island
Swallow
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Fire Island
Hue Point
Priel Suick
Hia
Secur
Xavers
Bie Point
Nir
GOMEZ TO TAKE HOLD AS CUBAN POWER INAUGURATES
Havana reports say on January 28 at noon Cubans will assume control from the American government after years of intervention. The liberal party of General Jose Miguel Gomes will hold 60 percent of appointive offices, with Gomes inaugurated June 28. American warships will salute, but U.S. forces will not remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Spain
Cuba
United States Cruimr
Denver
Ican
Charles
Jo Tm Salazion
United States
Liberal Party
Party of the Common People
Jose Miguel Gamers
Conse Party
Gomes
Praise for Our Fleet From British Admiral
British naval leaders praise the fleet after a remarkable voyage around the world. Rear Admiral Potter, commanding the squadron, Captain Beatty of the Wisconsin, Captain Hunterson of the Kearsarge, and Curzon Howe dined with the British Mediterranean Armchief. The admiral praised the Meet’s new appearance and the crew’s conduct during the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chia
Potter
Beatty
Wisconsin
Huntebin
Kearsarge
Curzon Howe
Mediterranean
Matta
Jun
Lower Colonist Rates Granted to California
Francisco January 7. After lively discussion among Western lines the initiative to reduce colonist rates to California for the coming spring has been adopted. A rate of 18 from the Mississippi River to the coast, is 85 lower than last year’s level, agreed upon by Western interests and California roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Ively
California
Far West
Miasnurt
Efe
Roqlois Fine Recalled in Chicago Theater Settlement
Chicago officials announce a settlement over theater deaths, stating that 730 per case will be paid after years of negotiations. The action stems from the Quois incident at the Roqlois building and involves compensation for victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Threats of Recall Loom in Oregon Senate Fight
In Dalem Oregon on January 17 a tense senatorial race centered on George E. Chamberlain. Republican opponents press pledged electors to break their vows to prevent his election and threaten recall if the pledge is violated. A report from Washington cites shifting administration attitudes and possible presidential influence behind the maneuvers as the ballot nears Tuesday.
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Manana
Avanta Ay
Carpenter
Tart
White House
Dalem
Ore
Oregon
V. George E. Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Ormsby McHarg
Chicago
South Dakota
Portland
Washington
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