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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1910
Page
6
A collage of clipper notes from the Columbus News to the Madison County Monitor and other papers. It cites editorials, humorous quips, and town opinions on politics, religion, and social norms with scattered references to Rev Edward, Missoulian, Helena Record, and other outlets. The piece lampoons coverage and comments on local events across counties and states.
Miss Morgen, daughter of J. P. Morg BEN, traveled to New York with Miss Keller and Dr. David Fisni to observe the Catskill aqueduct system. They discussed working conditions for DTU workers and spoke on Italian and Negro labor, prompted by critical magazine coverage.
Mrs. Tovina Streight widow of Ger A B Streight dies at her home aged eight. Known as the angel of the Sigeh Indiana regiment she served as a nurse carrying messages for Buell to Polk in Tennessee. She was wounded by the enemy but escaped in a wagon with a teamster.
President Taft arrived in Washington at 8 44 pm from a western tour. He went to the White House and said he would see no one that evening. He was cheered by crowds at railroad stations despite rain, and spoke briefly at several stops on his journey.
Twin Bridges notes report a June 3 wedding of Fred Sommere and Mrs. Grave Tuornten at the Mountain hotel with Rev. Wiley Mountjoy officiating. The couple plans to reside in Twin Bridges and travel to Butte after a honeymoon. Notes also cover land deals, a sheep theft charge against T A Jenkins and bond posted, a district court likely this month, and local ordinance delays.
May Kester Remenheneen reports Deer Lodge notes a Floral chapter of the Eastern Star votes to run a six month recnas. The rapidly growing chapter, instituted last November, held a reform meeting with a banquet after. Mrs W C Kester, matron, received a silver mounted baking dish as a token of esteem before leaving to join her husband at Townsend where he will run a new paper due in early July.
The article notes U S mediation aims to designate a suitable Nicaraguan to preside, with Madriz and Feettadd sidelined. It describes the provisional government resisting offers, while factions press for elections and a constitutional president as military strain and supply shortages bite the forces.
Washington reports Dr Laila Corea representative for Madriz in Washington published a dispatch claiming the Nicaraguan government will treat the Young American well. The message says government forces at places including Dluchekis and Ramasilred have orders to reconvene elsewhere and that rights under the government are preserved.
Worakinglos June S reports the United States court of customs possesses 725 cases on its docket as a starter. The new court will begin business Tuesday with five Judges and 10 hour arguments scheduled. Presiding Judge Robert Montgomery, Associate Judge William Hunt, James F. Smith, GO. N. Barber and Maria DeVries are named as the members.
In Winston Baton North Carolina a battle between Revenue officers and moonshiners erupted after officers destroyed three stills and 4 000 gallons of beer. More than one million shots were fired injuring several moonshiners though no officers were hurt. One arrest was made.
A semi-official visit by Prince Kushira, cousin of the Japanese emperor, is described as part of a work tour. Prince Fushinti is noted as a capable naval officer with a strong war record. He will inspect the naval gun factories building weapons feared as top threats by American officers for two new battleships. Social events around the prince’s visit are planned.
Chicago June 5 Attorney Wasman says Lee ONeill Browne will be tried for bribery tied to Senator Lazimer Wil. Browne claims criminal court lacks jurisdiction and plans to appear in the circuit court two hours before the trial for a petition for a writ of habeas corpus.
Dr Emil Bunvl of Viersa Austria cites yawning as a valuable exercise for respiratory health. He claims deep yawns with arms extended stimulate lungs and throat, aid swallowing and hearing, and may prevent germ intrusion. warns overdoing deep breathing, especially for weak hearts, is possible.
A sprawling jumble of rental ads and classified notices across Butte and Anaconda. Furnished and unfurnished rooms houses flats and stores listed with prices and addresses, including Butte at 5S Main Street 219 W. Galena and Anaconda on 41 Galena Avenue, plus services like a second-hand goods dealer and a Parisian dyeing shop.
Reports from Chicago describe trouble at Ti Note coal mines as quimpmen and enginemen were called out. Mine engineers pit bosses and other workers employed by the Hitness Operators' association were chased from their posts at several locations.
Pittsburg residents voted to erect a freeheaded laboratory for the tuberau ionts sanitarium as a vocal memorial to the late King Edward VII. Subscriptions will fund the project and eight permanent beds will be added to the sanitarium.
A severe windstorm across Wind Dlo ws Down near Hrnston fenn June 5 damaged two churches and about a dozen dwellings. The storm also destroyed crops but there were no reported deaths. The event caused widespread property loss in the area with little information on rescues or injuries.
The Irish parliamentary party received praise at the Chicago convention of the Unlined Irish ro cety of Chicano and was pledged continued support in the home rule campaign in Ireland, as delegates discussed future strategies and highlighted ongoing political goals.
An aeroplane carrying Maurice Warman and Georges Besnneon capsized near the grand at Versailles on June 1. Both occupants were not seriously hurt, and the machine was close to the grand.
Washington June budget estimate shows if all money in the United States were divided equally every man woman and child would receive 14.66 dollars. The total money on June 1 stood at 3 419 dollars.
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