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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1910
Page
15
A Regal Connell display highlights spring 1910 suits coats and waists for women with varied lengths from 18 to 36 inches and designs from plain tailored to elaborate trims. Features include waistcoat effects, shawl collars, embroidery, braid trimming, and draped or tunic skirts in French serges and novelty fabrics.
Washington Jan 18 The House adopted the Ballinger Pinchot inquiry conference report by viva voce vote and then debated Roosevelt amid criticisms by Rep Harrison for appointing Brussels conference reps without law. Harrison claimed 168 civil service violations, while Gillette defended Roosevelt. Senate later urgedTreasury to confirm Newport News custom house closure on Gen Lee birthday observance.
Washington dispatch reports a fierce intra party clash as the Republican House organization seeks to replace Democratic selections James and Rainey on the Ballinger-Pinchot investigating committee. Insurgent Republicans threaten to withhold attendance. Democratic leaders vow resistance while Taft reportedly desires a non partisan, fact finding panel.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Dillon reports Mrs Dr Ackley and Mrs Lee Carter were both taken to a local clinic after a reported incident. Further details were not provided in the brief dispatch.
In Butte yesterday Mrs. Ackley underwent surgery after a chair she stood on to hang a picture collapsed, causing a fall that left her in serious condition for weeks. Mrs. Carter is to be operated on for appendicitis in Butte.
The wholesale liquor dealers and retailers gathered in the new hall of the German American club last night for a session that included a musical programme by the Stevens Glee club and others. Discussion covered current business methods and prices with ideas for improvement.
New York, Jan. 18. Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler described how his brother William Astor Chanler and friends pressured him into pursuing the 1908 Democratic presidential nomination. He said he believed the odds were long and that $10,000 was contributed as the start, with expenses mounting and leading to William F. Clark's $20,000 publicity-promoter suit.
In Bluefields on January 18 General Zeledon leads 1,000 troops toward Rama to bolster General Mena and General Chamorro. An Acoyapa assault is anticipated soon while the Greytown expedition is canceled after a 10 day delay. Rear Admiral Kimball seeks a peace envoy meeting at Greytown, but General Estrada demands Madrid recognition of his provisional government as a condition.
In Zanesville Ohio on January 18, the habeas corpus dispute over Natalie Christy continued as defense rested later. Testimony from Frank Christy and his wife and sister detailed the child's comforts, luxuries, and contentment, challenging claims about the mother Mrs Howard Chandler Christy seeking custody.
The article recalls a recital of alleged scenes enacted at the artist’s home with Mrs Christy and chauffeur Purdy as principals. Both testified to the daughter in law’s heavy drinking in the summer of 1908. A sensational moment arose when Miss Rose Christy testified that during a quarrel last summer the artist’s wife threatened to kill Howard and Natalie before surrendering her baby.
Seattle police officer Thomas Walsh faces a charge after Antonio Portepilo, 16, was shot to death. Eyewitnesses corroborate the shooting, and Portepilo’s funeral drew an Italian community protest with a large procession, band, and handbills. Police protected the undertaker’s chapel amid fears of violence.
Brussels reports The Gazette suggests the marriage of Princess Clementine youngest daughter of the late King Leopold to Prince Victor Napoleon may occur within months. Engagement was announced in 1909. Leopold opposed the match citing France friendly ties and concern over a French throne claimant.
New York report says Charles W. Morse, serving 15 years for banking law violations, has no chance of release. U S Attorney Wise asserts no accountant was present in the grand jury room during indictment prep, countering defense claims tied to F. Augustus Heinze cases.
Theodore P. Shonts president of the Interborough Metropolitan Company recounts a brutal rush hour ride in New York. He was pushed battered and squeezed to two stations beyond his home station and called the experience fierce and outrageous. He noted there was no room to exit despite urging riders to move toward the middle.
In East St. Louis on January 18 J. H. Potts aged 63 collapsed and died from excitement as his son Thomas Potts clinched the city bowling championship with a strike on the final ball.
Baltimore dispatch reports Joseph J Ryan believed to be 18 and son of Thomas F Ryan of New York wed Miss Nannie Norse, 21, of Washington, in a ceremony rumored to have taken place today.
Stockholders of Barre Savings Bank convene in Barre Massachusetts on January 18 to plot a plan led by trustee chairman George Howard aged 61 to restructure the bank. The meeting addressed uncertain future operations and leadership changes amid concerns over solvency and governance.
Remarkable results of Robinson Thermal bath for rheumatism nervous breakdown kidney trouble skin and other diseases. Baths within 30 minutes extract uric acid and cure eczema in a week. Nervous wrecks regain vigor after one or two baths. Cabinets offered for home use at low cost with demonstrations and free literature from Smith I Company Toledo Ohio.
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