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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
9
An account reports a militant kneeling before the king despite heavy security, the incident described as an extraordinary precaution yielding access to the palace. The scene focuses on the gesture and the resulting admittance, with officials noting the unusual display amidst tension at the royal compound.
Attired in court dress a militant suffragette forced entry near the king and queen at Buckingham Palace, kneeling and shouting a demand as the band played. She was seized and handed to police. Identifications remain unclear amid forged invitations and security measures. Several prominent Americans and diplomats were present as tight precautions sparked public outcry over suffrage agitation. The incident follows threats against churches and editors amid rising militant actions.
A fragmentary 1920s newspaper page item references a strange death in Butte involving a girl, chaos in town with milder and harsher social notes, and scattered reports from New Haven and Milwaukee. It mentions weather, court decisions, local plays, and public figures, all in a fast collage style.
Washington reports a violent thunderstorm disrupted a large unveiling ceremony as President and Mrs. McAdoo sheltered from wind and rain. United Daughters of the Confederacy spoke honoring a monument while Theodore Roosevelt emerged as a Progressive candidate for New York governor per the party committee.
Opera star Ernestine Schumann-Heink testified in a divorce suit against William Rapp Jr. of New York in Chicago. She name cited Mrs Catherine Dean as a "blonde lady" and depositions described visits to Fifth Avenue restaurant. She denied love for Edward McNamara and said she has lived alone since her husband left.
Chicago reports heat and storms cross country with hail snow and strong winds. Pennsylvania to California see freak weather with Decemberlike conditions in parts and hottest day in St. Louis. Somerset Pennsylvania records fatalities and destruction, Green Bay families displaced, electrical storms reach Chicago and heavy rain. Missouri Kansas Oklahoma hit by heat wave and numerous prostrations.
A fragment mentions Lewis 641 and a former New Havey director with a note of recording a deal. The readable text is sparse. No clear names, dates, or places beyond these entities. Further context is needed to produce a complete, factual summary.
Lewis J. Ledyard of New York, a former New Haven director, testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission that Mellen did not offer himself as a vicarious sacrifice for Morgan. He described a letter to the U.S. district attorney as a claim of innocence, not acceptance of responsibility, and recounted the Billard transaction and attempted minutes changes amid mounting indictments of Mellen and the New Haven officials.
In Butte, Alma Hodge nine, of 165 Willams street, died shortly after a tooth extraction by Campbell a dentist from 336 Owsley block. The father John B Hodge demanded investigation and post mortem, with coroner Dr PH McCarthy called in. The event and ensuing calls for an inquiry follow.
June 4 in Seattle reports an attempt to redraw the Northe ague failed as Pete Schneider, star pitcher of Seattle Northwestern league, Chun, signed with Cine X league and left for the East after agreeing to join the Chicago Federals, abruptly departing tonight.
Chicago June 4 The man known as the man of mystery identified as Karl W. Five a mining engineer missing since 1919 by his mother Mrs H Pitkin of Chicago The proof emerged when he revealed a scar on his right foot and showed faint signs of recognition though vocal speech was paralyzed He was found unconscious on the streets last November after disappearing in Goldfield mining district in September 1919
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