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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
13
A rushed House postal bill faces swift passage amid Democratic and Republican tensions. The rules committee plans a tight debate with limited amendments and a single substitute, as party leaders push to push the measure through if plans stay intact.
In Pittsburg Tennessee on a June primary day a candidate defeated John Dalzell reportedly claims election victory. The opponent alleges election law violations and a misdemeanor challenge while the district decertifies the result. Local officials note witness reports and ongoing investigations.
W. Lewis, head of the United Mine Workers, met with the President in Washington to discuss policy changes recently enacted by Congress. Lewis wanted assurances the new moves would not harm miners and stressed avoiding a nationwide strike.
The prosecution finished its case against Chief of Police Fred Kochier this afternoon. Nine of the original four charges were dropped for lack of adequate proof, leaving the counts of intoxication and habitual drunkenness as the remaining charges.
A garbled dispatch from Gallatin details arrests and alleged theft incidents with unclear names and fragmented phrases. The fragment hints at individuals and a court or police action but lacks coherent specifics or dates.
A Paris gown described with a champagne chiffon, cream hat, and jeweled ornament. The embroidery uses appliqué work and colored tones, with black velvet trim and a panining straw hat edged in deep ribbon.
Reported in Shreenity yesterday, Bronehl and Van Dean were arrested on charges linked to an assault described as first degree. Details of the charges were not provided in this text.
A mangled text segment from Orange Texas mentions a death and a police or court context. It references a Black man and a named individual, with scattered terms suggesting a local incident or inquiry. Details are unclear due to corrupted wording and missing dates or locations.
Sam Robinson and Henry Siegel were arrested after a confrontation over a bad check for $38. Siegel claimed Robinson engaged in buying and selling hides, leading to a street altercation. Officers issued a warrant for Robinson on obtaining money under false pretenses, but Wilson refused to hand him over.
Ex President Theodore Roosevelt addresses 300 leading literary figures and editors at a London gathering. He urges restraint in attacks on rivals, champions responsible reporting, and notes improving Anglo American relations amid US growth and influence.
June 6 report from Howe California states Dotereu Sunol daughter of Antonia Sunol of Barcelona was killed when an overturned auto crashed in Alum Rock canyon. Frances Sunol Bin tel, Eurega, author, and Vingutsl, Wwerm fond Grier also perished. The car struck a rock and skidded into the cre, resulting in drownings and tied deaths.
The article describes a street carnival in Veraguile with nearly all attractions ready. Carriages and lights arrive, performers and animals train, and several displays including the Tyroles Alps and the Pharaohs daughter show draw crowds. Voting totals for carnival queen prospects are reported and the diamond rink display is planned for the Calkins hook stare window.
The Presbyterian church hosted the annual commencement service for the agricultural college with all city churches closing. President Hamilton led, Rev J M Rous and Rev O P Bishop assisted, and Helena speaker Rev Mr McNamee delivered the address to a gowned graduating class amid musical offerings and final class words.
In the House debate, Representative Rainey pressed charges against Attorney General Wickersham over the sugar inquiry. The dispute centered on whether Wickersham altered or preserved a speech by Mr. Talnes, with sharp exchanges between Mr. Taney and Mr. McKinley marked by denials and partisan rhetoric.
Sewart Alaska June R-Yvord revived from Mount McKinley expedition says party reached Chullma river tributary of Lusitia May 3. New York Herald-Portland Oregonian expedition reached Chulltna May 20 with both parties following Cook's claimed route. Snow in the slide area delaying progress. Wal River lateness cited. Entire plant of American Print works wound down flag winder incident reported from BM. G. Lb Morden of New York.
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