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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1910
Page
5
New York and Boston trading rooms report a feverish session with heavy selling and weak closes. Banks and utilities faced thin demand while the market awaited decisive breaks. investors urged caution with hopes fading for a quick rebound.
Analysts in New York and Chicago report continued market unrest despite some stocks showing resilience. With Washington developments and cases involving Tobacco and Standard Oil affecting sentiment, cautious long commitments and selective selling rise as traders weigh indicators and potential cancellations.
Rutt Crowlway saloon owner Naughton pleads guilty to conducting a liquor business without proper license. He pays a fine after a prior agreement with the county attorney. The judge cautions him to respect the law as other related witnesses and depositions are ordered.
The prosecution closes its case in the trial of Hermann, charged with conspiracy to defraud the government. Key witness Colonel Greene testified on meetings with Hermann regarding land reserves and alleged efforts to curb speculation. Henry Mel rivann and Meldrum, former officials, corroborated talks linking Hermann to reserve allocations amid opposition by Fillmore and others.
Los Angeles reports Mrs W W Wilson admits quadruplets were not hers and an inquiry is opened to determine parentage of the children. She claimed a physician and his wife gave one away, another was cared for by a couple unable to raise it, a nurse posed as mother to another, and the fourth allegedly by a hospital physician. Authorities note possible abandonment by well to do parents while Mrs Wilson defends actions as loving care.
Washington January report states the two chosen arbitrators S E Weberling and Col Gray cannot agree. The selection of the third arbitrator, Litrefere, has been referred to Chairman Knopp and Dr Nell, mediators under the Erdman act.
Fragmentary historic note suggests Princess Juliana's growing visibility unsettles court. The mature queen prioritizes state affairs, limiting private moments. A visitor to Apeldoorn found access restricted, with officials citing lack of time for anything outside official duties.
A fragmented note describes a dog collector at a Watering Station with a quirky tally. It mentions Jack No. 1 and a third Jack, noting small sums and a two year span. The text references a meat incident and an “intelligent, silent” figure, but specifics are unclear.
An 19th century note records a mismatched cash tally of 13 29 4 and an upcoming collection in the London and Southwestern Railway Servants’ Orphanage. A dog tears a collar gifted by the board, and a new year promise adds another. Prominent Waterloo Way travelers recall Icelandic philanthropy and a summer holiday on the Isle of Wight with an owner and spouse amid a sparse, wandering vignette.
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