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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1910
Page
13
In clear skies residents of Butte watch the new comet for an hour, lingering stargazers noting its bright tail and sudden apparent movement across the night. The report highlights local interest and quiet enthusiasm as observers compare it with other celestial events.
A newly observed comet appeared in the western sky after sunset, viewed by residents along the streets of Butte. It will brighten over the week with clearer skies, while Halley’s comet remains unseen until March.
A heated session in the house saw Haron speak forcefully, warning that peace could be jeopardized. Lawmakers expressed concern over the rhetoric and its potential impact on public order.
In Washington on January 25, Representative Bennett defended the Immigration Restriction Commission against Arkansas Aide Macon who called the abroad trip a junket. Macon accused Patten of lying. Bennett said Patten was informed and denied the charges, with both sides set to record their statements.
A Milk River delegation led by Louis W. Hill urged quick completion or private takeover of irrigation works in Northern Montana. Secretary Ballinger said the department would consider the move, noting the Milk River project could be finished soon. A certificate bill, reported by Senator Carter, would cost about $14 million for St. Marys, Milk River, and other Montana works.
President Taft made public a statement denying a plan for indiscriminate prosecutions under the anti trust law. J J Hill said the president would target only violations, not attack corporations, amid stock price fears and calls for railroad reform.
In Washington on January 25 the Senate debated a bill to create Glacier National Park in northern Montana as part of a potential international park with Canada. Opposition from Senator Borah and cost concerns by Senator Bacon stalled passage, though supporters highlighted scenery and wildlife including mountain sheep. The American portion spans about 60 by 40 miles along the Flathead headwaters of the Rockies near the line.
Federal Judge J F Sater names A L Thurman and W A Barbour receivers for Columbus Hocking Coal and Iron. A L Seymour receiver for Columbus Hocking Clay Construction. F N Sinks receiver for Columbus Hocking Brink Manufacturing. Receivers take charge immediately. bonds posted to protect assets amid threats of suits and attachment.
London January 2. Five hundred sixty members elected. Unionists 238 Liberals 212 Labourites 37 Nationalists 72. Unionist gains continue with 33 results declared today yielding 9 Unionist gains, including one in Scotland and one in Ireland.
Denver January 25 resolutions by the Colorado State Federation of Labor call laboring men to stop eating meat until prices align with affordability. Starting tomorrow about 50,000 workers are expected to participate in a vegetable wagon stand while local meat dealers report steady business.
W A Johnson of Great Falls was admitted to practice in federal courts on motion by Assistant District Attorney Ford. Judge Hunt ordered a citation returnable in 19 days to explain a circulated circular Johnson signed soliciting business, deemed improper by former Justice Pigott and bar leaders.
Paris faces a catastrophic flood as the Seine surges at over half an inch per hour. Officials warn the river will rise at least 15 inches by tomorrow with 100000 people displaced and vast areas submerged. Rescue boats, military aid, and aid funds mobilize while looters and a siege on hospitals threaten ongoing relief efforts.
John E. Ballaine of Seattle proposes to lease 5,000 acres of Alaska coal lands in Katalla and Matanuska for a 50 cent per ton royalty, claiming potential government earnings up to 2,000,000 dollars per 100 acres. He seeks a 1,000,000 dollar bond and argues for a government guaranteed railroad and exclusive royalty terms, challenging a separate bill to sell land at 10 dollars an acre.
Paris faces rising Seine flood levels as waters surge through the city, prompting evacuations and emergency measures. Officials warn of potential damage to infrastructure and homes while residents brace for worsening conditions.
Fierce storms flood the Paris region with the Seine rising past record levels by Thursday. The river has forced suspension of service from Paris and threatens Bercy bonded warehouses. A steamboat pontoon blocked Pont de l Alma arches, likely to be blown up. Fourteen houses collapse at Conflans and the Aude canal bursts flooding St Just and surrounding villages.
Bastlake City hosts an event announced by Louis Paullian promising trials for height speed endurance and a cross country Might this weekend. Weather risks and aeromania mood in Utah heighten public enthusiasm for the exhibition.
New York stocks fell sharply in afternoon trading with declines of three to seven points on active issues including Union Pacific Southern Pacific Reading Amalgamated Copper United States Steel and Consolidated Gas. Declines were tied to speculation and investor anxiety over President Taft toward corporations amid a late session rally before closing near session lows.
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