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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1908
Page
15
An aged angler returns from Yellowstone park with tales of giant horseflies and a disastrous rainbow trout binge. After a failed camping trip, a horsefly attack, and a bruising ride with Skunk the horse, his wife threatens divorce if he repeats the trip.
More than 15,900 workers will regain jobs within 30 days in large factories and foundries of Southern Illinois, as reported by the East St. Louis Commercial club. Over 1,560 men were added to work last week, with many firms resuming full operation, and officials expect East St. Louis to return to normal by August end.
Judge J A Riner of the U S district court and his family were returning from Silver Crown near Cheyenne Wyoming when their car overturned about 20 miles west of town. Riner suffered painful injuries including two broken ribs his daughter Mrs Frank Gleason was slightly hurt others unharmed.
Floods wipe out the village of Juszegona on Archduke Stephen estate in Galicia. Twenty-two people are reported drowned as waters overwhelm the area.
All orders of 2.50 or more for paint brushes and wall paper delivered free at your nearest railroad freight or express office. Free color cards and samples of paper.
Riddell Paint and PaperCo advertises fine tea that sparks conversation and leisure. It promises grocers refunds if customers dislike Schilling's Best products, noting payment to the grocer.
Ida Moyle 18, and her younger sister Della Gertrude 13, died by self harm within months of each other. Ida consumed laudanum after secretly purchasing it, while Della Gertrude took carbolic acid following a scolding. The mother, widow, faced financial strain as the household relied on Ida’s earnings. An inquest is planned for the Moyle deaths.
New York reports the Clyde line steamer Chippewa struck rocks off Montauk point and 24 crew members were rescued by a camping party. The vessel, en route from Charleston to Boston, is likely a total loss with an estimated value of $500,000 after repeated salvage attempts.
Wireless contact linked the battleships Main and Alabama forming the special service squadron that left San Francisco in June in advance of the Atlantic fleet. The three ships are expected to arrive at Manila at noon today.
A ministerial crisis is believed imminent in Madrid as the government delays administration bills. Rumors say ministers of finance justice and the interior may be replaced amid the political shakeup.
Madrid reports violent storms in the Ebro valley have raged, causing extensive damage across farms and towns. Local authorities assess widespread destruction and mobilize aid.
In Mexico City July 19 the native press amplifies a bitter anti foreign debate. La Patria declares a Mexico for the Mexicans policy and targets Yankees, insisting the stance is patriotic and for Mexico’s benefit despite foreign opposition to mining law reforms.
The first race shows five furlongs for 4 year olds and up with a purse for Jack Kellett at WV MCAT and WV MMU. Names include Princess Alene Jerry Sharp Lavena True Lerida Galvanic Addie Hawkins and Kentlworth. Second race offers seven furlongs selling for 4 year olds and up with maidens in play and a Pall CHEROS presence. Third race six furlongs selling 8 years and up features Nels Bodahl purse with Aquiline and Belle Brady in field. Fourth race four furlongs and up Ed Kent purse lists Birchin Ane Bush and Little Buttercup among entries. Fifth race one mile selling 4 year olds and up includes SARE ELMAias TARLNOT LUCIAM and WIDTONNGING. Sixth race one mile selling 8 year olds and up mentions Jim Graham purse with Hand-Me-Down and Duchess of Montabello. Apprentice allowance noted and Lutey’s big sale advertised.
The Minneapolis Journal recalls the deadly Arctic barrier guarding the North Pole and praises relentless pursuit by explorers. It suggests Peary may be nearing the achievement, while noting future successors will continue the ambitious contest against nature.
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