Wool Schedule Due This Week
Wool schedule due this week amid industrial and economic shifts. Analysts note interest from merchants and producers, with regional activity centered around key markets and trade shows.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1909
Page
6
Senate wool duties debate heads toward final passage
The Washington scene focuses on wool schedules as Montana leader Senator Gate readies to press the wool duties section amid slow progress. The political landscape splits along progressives and conservatives while a national campaign backdrop looms.
Fire destroys three Garrion buildings in town blaze
A June fire in Garrion destroyed three buildings owned by Rippengate including a hotel and restaurant, with estimated losses between 30000 and 38000 dollars. The city brigade fought the blaze as wind eased, saving the town’s remaining fronts and railroad equipment from damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assoula
Midnigil
Garriran
Tom
Swaini
Vu Ky
Hinmerante
Thosr
Rippengate
City
Garriuan
High Armenian Woman Found Dead by Bullet
Mrs Mary Alimelssiou, a well dressed Armenian woman, was found shot in her home. Her husband Kyigor Armelschian, a prosperous local, was in the house and is being held after claiming she committed suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiradeshla
Mae
Mary Alimelssiou
Kyigor A. A Armelschian
Aueide
Champion Jack Johnson Used to Illustrate Sunday Sermon
New York June 6 Doaker T Washington addressed the Negro Men's business League of New York urging listeners to focus on personal progress, not race or gloom. He cited a black Australian arrival example to illustrate resolve and warned against letting fear dictate choices, stressing commerce and dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Johnson
New York
Doaker T. Washington
Negro Men's Business League of
Bennett to Serve Thirty-Two Years for Horse Theft
Bennett, tied to a September horse theft near Central Park, was sentenced to 32 years in the state penitentiary. He attacked jail staff, escaped pursuit, and allegedly shot at Deputy Mehaffey during capture. A prior sentence for horse stealing and a related Mehaffey altercation framed the case. Deputy Sheriff Sales transported him to Deer Lodge for imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sales
Deer Bridge
Dens
Meagher
Benjamin Hatfield
Eiett
Galkatin Sailey
Lelrade
Manhatten
Duckoo
Agéinl
Inefield
J. H. Mehaffey
Min Bennett
Hatfeld
Bennett
Mehaffey
Fred
Bonnett
Salt Lake
Poeatelts
Idaho
Flo
Lake
Big Campaign Planned by Road Big Campaign Planned by Road
St Paul announces a $16,000,000 effort to rebuild and regrade lines for the Northern Pacific railway across North Dakota, Montana, and Glacier country as part of the Pacific coast extension. Projects include the Mandan to Glendive main line and Missoula division regradings, with multiple large contracts awarded to general contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Jane God
Weyouts
Mandar
N- de
Glendye
Mont
Aniles
Tnlx
Montana
Missoula
Mother Kills Self And Two Children Tragedy
Police say a mother locked in a gas-filled room killed herself and her two children Annette five and John jr four with a gas jet after an incident involving her husband Johnny Graesser. Neighbors reported a heated scene and an immediate police investigation followed. A cablegram from Denkin offered a dreadnought or a corte to the imperial government amid naval expansion news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dune
Johny Graesser
Martha Graesser
Annette
Pio
John, Jr
Melbourne
Adustratin
Dottie
Promiser Denkin
Imperial
Education Gap: Men Do Better In U S Teaching Pay
Washington reports Edward L. Thorndike of Teachers College Columbia University concludes a study for the United States Bureau of Education that men are more represented in teaching in secondary schools and may stay longer, with salaries skewed by few high paid administrators. He notes the typical male salary appears lower at 33.3 percent above women in some cases, though average figures are distorted by top salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Edward L. ‘Thorndike
Lesehers’ College
Columbia University
Cnrefel
Fiming
United States Bureau of Educaton
Thorndike
Amy Bn
Ue Senanl
AML
Wome
Vonerquintity
Tharnidike
Vst
Bay Streak Sole Opening At Big Exposition
The Pay Streak ran during the large exposition week while main exposition prices were erased. Despite orders banning weapons, the harkers continued announcing, keeping voices low as they carried on with displays and noise at the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tce Musk
Ing Carn
Mob Attack Kills Black Man Amid Fear of Suicide
A mob of about fifteen men fatally harmed a Black man amid chaotic scenes tied to a prisoner escape claim. Masked assailants overpowered him and seized his keys, with authorities cited fears of the victim acting oddly and possibly planning self harm.
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Tleiassi
Pha
Tine
Mike" Morris
Colered
Sherif
Lwin Comics
Wan Wikey
Tie Falter
Thes
Suspect incendiary in burning of Austin church
A fire gutted the Holiness church near the Methotal church in Austin. Investigators cite incendiary origin and link evidence to a nearby church less than a mile away. Fire loss estimated at 75 000 dollars, insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Hoyk River
Balloons Race Across Nation in Endurance Flight
Airballoon teams from Indianapolis Nashville and Cleveland compete in a national endurance race. Dr Dink And Tt Irvine and rivals land near Scothiville Kentucky and Nashville while Indiana faces possible disqualification for water fetch. The 22 hour finish sees Chicago second and Ohio third, with Leblanc’s 1807 record cited.
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Jo Td Wade
New Columbus
Ualipona
Salling Inn
Indiana
Sumner County
Tenn
Nashville
Dr. Dink
Irvine
Chicago
Ohio
Alfred Leblanc
France
St. Louis
Gordon
Taltanapolis
Three in Critical Shape After Maniac Attack
Cambridge June 6 The death of Dr Daniel C Hays stabbed by John Aturphy the hog butcher who slew five men and seriously wounded three others at Bomersile yesterday is expected hourly. Cheevas and Joseph Chicusk who were stabbed are in more than precarious condition. In a pandal eail at the Somerville poster station Murphy prayed after hours of trying no one to approach him.
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Cambridge
Masa
Daniel C. Hays
John Aturphy
Bomersile
Cheevas
Joseph Chicusk
Somerville
Murphy
Chicagoans in Shatter at Seattle visit and expo events
Chicago delegates from the association of commerce arrive in Seattle and are hosted by the Chicago club and Jim Seattle Shaner of Commerce. They will tour the Alaskan Pacific Exposition management tomorrow as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Chicago
Association of Commearee
Chicago Club
Jim Seattle Shaner
Commerce
Russians Fear More Cholera In St. Petersburg
The city reports twelve cholera cases and contaminated water as authorities warn residents amid rising illness. Officials note water supply issues and begin vigilance measures as fear grows among Russians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kl. Betersbirg
Dune
St. Petersburg
Betyanott
Husband risked life to rescue wife in river tragedy
In Niagara Falls area, June, Agron Cohen leaped into a whirling river to save his wife Heddy after she fell from shore. He grasped a tree stump, shouted for help, and the pair were dragged toward a rocky bank by a strong current. Police and locals mounted a rescue but Heddy died in Cohen's arms.
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Agron
Mustate
Aecoml
Bortune
Yatton
Polleermin Taman
Marlin
Popes
Hin Shengiti
Cohen
Nee Cohen
Martin
Terry
Chiat Shoebridge
William Barnet
Sid Hugh Brown
Brown
Darnett
Cullen
No Further Damage From Bitter Root River
Special dispatch reports Bitter Root River flooding caused property damage with the river now receding. Logging road between Hamilton and Darby largely repaired after floods, allowing a logging train to run tomorrow if no further damage occurs. One or two small bridges washed out on county roads. overall weather damage limited. Peterstine notes Father John Kronstadt’s widow died on June 2.
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Haakton
Diller Rest
Hamilton
Darby
Inc
Ratn
Senator Root Presented With Cold Facts About Newspapers
New York June 6 John Norris chairman of the American Newspaper dygocration forwards a letter to Senator Root outlining a labor and cost comparison between newspapers and other industries. He notes higher labor costs in New York papers and warns of forest damage from paper production while urging consideration of the press in disseminating knowledge and government work.
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Senator Root
New York
John Norris
Dygocration
Root
Piper Shily
Canada
Thia
Norris
Leslon
Tia
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