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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1911

Page

14

Senators Ankilus to See Witnesses in Reid-Lorimer Inquiry

Washington June 4 Many senators not in the inquiry want to observe witnesses as the probe continues into the Lorimer case. Attornies for the committee search for new evidence amid hundreds of letters suggesting lines of inquiry and commenting on witnesses.

Washington Willian Latimer Senate Great Promea Congress Chicago Senatocratho John H. Marble J J. Healey

Predict Early Fall Of Prime Minister Of China

Seattle July 4 Chinese and Japanese papers carried by the Pana Ma Maru discuss China’s political upheaval with reports of the prime minister Prince Ching’s likely retirement next month. Yun Shih Kai, a former political exile now favored, is named as successor amid talks of vested rail nationalization and expansion, a policy supported by the present cabinet.

Seattle Wash Pana Ma Maru China Prince Ching Yun Shih Kai Ufe Tsai Tao

Hill Requests to Stay in Berlin for Present

Washington reports indicate fr. David Jayne Hill, the American ambassador to Germany, has resigned but is asked to remain in Berlin for now. He will likely depart Thursday for Switzerland to extend leave until presenting recall letters to the emperor. No successor named, but Taft is believed to have selected a replacement.

Berlin Washington David Jayne Hill Germany Switzerland Foreign Office Today Dr. Hill Taft

Emelio Maria Tearn Shot Dead in Quito Rivalry Arises

In Guayaquil on July 4 Gen Emilio Maria Tearn once Ecua dorean minister to Great Britain was shot and killed in Quito by Colonel Quirola after a quarrel over private matters. The killing ends a period of tension between the two men and will provoke official investigations and potential political repercussions.

Guayaquil Ecuador Emilio Maria Tearn Britian Quito Quirola

Remarkable Kidney Remedy Promises Relief for Suffering Railroader

George Kensler of Marinette Wisconsin testifies in 1999 to lasting kidney and bladder relief after using Kilmer’s Swamp Root, recounting years of illness from 1992 to 1904, prior misdiagnoses, and passing kidney examinations since treatment. Notary Henry Graass witnessed his oath.

Daily Eagle Star Kilmer George Kensler Mary Street Marinette Wis Henry Graass Notary Public Door County

Prove What Swamp Root Will Do for You Ad

Advertises Swamp-Root kidney and bladder aid from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY. Claims a sample bottle and a booklet of information will be sent. Noted as available in Anaconda Daily Standard with Regular 50c and 1 size bottles at drug stores.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton Anaconda Daily Standard Ady

Painter Aflame Hanging In Midair At Pittsburg Plant

A 96 year old stack painter, Chris Sinkas, dangled 250 feet above ground at Westinghouse in East Pittsburg. He slid hand over hand down a burning rope while flames scorched his clothes and body. A match tossed near naptha caused an explosion that ignited the perilous descent.

Pittsburg Chrie Sinkas Westinghouse Manufacturing Company East Pittsburg Sinkas

Bulgarians Suffer From Floods and Water Famine

Philippopolis Bulgaria July 4 The floods cause about 20 million dollars in damages. Many buildings wiped away and crops ruined. A water famine threatens the city as mains are uncovered and tearing apart. Villagers in the south flee to the mountains seeking refuge.

Philippopolis Bulgaria

Fourth of July poisoning suicide in Los Angeles

Henry Kelly a Los Angeles contractor killed himself by eating food he prepared for a July Fourth luncheon after mixing strychnine into the meal. Police say he urged his wife to join him but she only tasted a bitter cherry and refused to eat more.

Tos Angeles Cal Henry Kelly Kelly

Canadian Pacific denies Erie alliance talks

Montreal July 4. Thomas Shaughnessy, president of the Canadian Pacific Railroad, stated today that neither the Canadian Pacific nor any allied lines have been negotiating for a controlling interest in or a working arrangement with the Erie Railroad. Such an alliance would not benefit either company.

Montreal Thomas Shaughnessy Canadian Pacifi Railroad Company Canadian Pacific Erie Railroad Company

Manchester Cartels Strike Threatens Market Movement

In Manchester on July 4 a cartel strike paralyzed wholesale produce movement as twelve thousand strikers halted stocks. Soldiers were called to quell the mob while crowds of women joined the men, blocking traffic and scattering market produce in the streets.

Manchester England

Survivors Parade Of Seven Regiments In Springfield

Survivors of seven frontier regiments paraded in Springfield Illinois on July 4 at Old Camp Yates. The Seventh Eighth Ninth Tenth Eleventh Twelfth and Twenty first regiments took part with Governor Deneen as principal speaker.

Springfield Old Camp Yates Deneen

Ripples Battle Over Their Arms In Indianapolis

Edward Spencer of Harrisburg and Frank Taylor of South Bend, both crippled, were fined in police court for fighting over dividends. Taylor used a bound paralyzed arm to strike, while Spencer tried to retaliate with his usable arms. Both are sent to the workhouse stone pile. Taylor’s arm is slightly deformed and Spencer has deformed feet but can crack stone.

Indianapolis Ind Edward Spencer Harrisburg Miss Frank Taylor South Bend Collins Spencer Taylor Hey Workhouse

Man jailed for attempting Yankee Doodle in Arkon

Thomas Fisher faced police court for disturbing the peace by tooting a large base horn during Fourth of July festivities in Arkon Ohio Mayor William T Sawyer ordered the arrest. Fisher could not perform to the mayor and was fined then jailed for 10 days after trying to play the tune in court.

Arkon Ohio Thomas Fisher William T Sawyer Fisher Sawyer

Thaw diamonds plot tied to ex convict confession

Edward Taylor, an ex convict jailed in Chicago, confesses to a statewide attorney detailing the Thaw diamond theft at Mrs Thaw’s Pittsburgh residence and the Alberti robbery on Milwaukee Avenue. He claims a jail delivery plot to free labor leader Maurier Enright and names Thorsen as the move behind the schemes.

Chicago Edward Taylor William Thaw Pittsburg Albertt Milwaukee Avenue Maurier Enright Lber Vincent Altman William Gentleman Tawyler Palmer House Norman Strauss New York Alberti Thorsen

Baby Camels and Baby Elephants at Sells Floto Circus

The press agent describes Far-Away Moses the baby camel growing rapidly since April born and the twin baby elephants Kas and Mo from India. Lutuff Ullah the attendant grew homesick and returned to Lucknow. Elephants trained by Mme Zora in the Geile Floto kindergarten perform in Denver and will appear in Anaconda and Butte on July 19 and 11.

Selis-Floto Moses Far Away Faust Fred Alispaw Kas India Denver Lutuff Ullah Lutuff Lucknow Geile-Floto Mme Zora Hippodrome Anaconda Butte

Admiral Togo May Not Be Invited Visit in New York

In New York on July 4 officials discuss if Admiral Togo’s August 4 arrival will be barred from certain navy yard areas under a new order. The policy restricts foreign visitors from viewing sections that could reveal equipment or yard capacity while allowing access to select ships and essential areas.

New York Meyer Navy Yards Togo Navy Yard Great Point Offiers

Mexican Strikers Refuse Aid In Independence Day Parade

Mexico City July 4 1500 street car workers failed to report for duty striking at noon stifling Fourth of July events. Transportation crippled and mounted police guarded outskirts while Ambassador Wilson presided at Independence Day proceedings and President de la Barra attended a luncheon. All banks and major houses closed with a note on savings interest at Miners Savings Bank.

Mexico City Ambassador Wilson de la Barra

New Photoplays At Orpheum Theater

The Orpheum presents The Mission Worker a Selig feature set in a Chinese quarter during Christmas week with a young heiress’s failed mission. Also on bill Sunshine and Shadow a Southern drama, Shame On Max a comedy of trousers misfortune, and Loyal Love a romance of a married couple overcoming a near break.

Orpheum South Max

Small boy finds joy in a hand cart and ice cream

A New York Sun excerpt describes a young boy rolling along the sidewalk in a hand-operated wagon. He propels it with one hand while eating an ice cream cone in the other, illustrating how pleasure shifts with age.

New York Sun

Believed Indiana murder victim linked to Gunness case

Miss Serena Futtura of Minneapolis writes Governor Marshall asking aid to find her brother Carl Pitturn who she believes was among Mrs Gunness victims. She says he left with $200 to claim a bride in an Indiana town and her theory links his body to the 11 dug up on Murder Hill four years ago. State Attorney Smith to investigate.

la Porte Ind Serena Fitturn Minneapolis Thomas R. Marshall Carl Pitturn Gunness Indiana Statea Smith

Judge Pollard Fines Man In Mule Pain Test Row

In a St Louis courthouse a driver accused of animal cruelty faced Judge William J Pollard. An expert testified the mule’s back sore caused no pain. The judge adjourned, checked the mule, and fined the driver sixty dollars after confirming the mule felt pain.

Kansas City Star William J Pollard St. Lou Pollard

Cascarets Promote Gentle Biliousness Relief

A vintage advertisement touts Cascarets as the best remedy for biliousness and sick stomachs. It urges carrying a box, taking one tablet when needed, and contrasts them with harsh purgatives. It emphasizes gentleness, naturalness, and doctor approval, noting a 10-cent box.

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Ankilus Washineton Lorimer Reeess Hill Remarkante Lele Hinaghamion, SN. Y Albert “Lindhocht~ Inc Albert Lindholm Madison Square Painter Spaughnessy America Arthur Paget Regnald Paget California Arthur Reginald Paget Sir Arthur Henry Paget Great Britain Lady Paget Butler Wien Alec Union Label Fast Montana Stevens A. C. M. Hardware House Miners’ Savings Bank and Trust Company Orpheum Theater TRUST Joseph B., Reichmann Joseph B. Reichmann Carnegie Tract Company of New York Empire State Lipton’s Tea DR. Lamb West Galena Katie
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