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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1903
Page
2
Reported statements from Washington indicate the President urges direct talks between Russia and Japan to end the war. The note emphasizes no intermediary is required, except to arrange preliminaries if possible, highlighting global interest in a peaceful settlement within 48 hours.
Rear Admiral Train reports to the navy that the Russian ships at Honolulu are interned. He notes limited coal supplies and reduced numbers, and states they will take no further part in the war.
The Russian emperor sends a cable to Admiral Rojestvensky thanking him and his squadron for honorable service in Russia's cause. He expresses gratitude for their bravery, wishes a speedy recovery, and notes pride in the officers' endeavors during the conflict.
The Montana Sportrytimed Association conducts a weekend meet at an outdoor range with participants including Drumgoose of Anaconda and notable figures from Denver and Minnesota. Spectators witnessed competitions across shooting events while preparations for the next tournament and leadership elections proceed.
A fragmented testimony fragment discusses Bowen and associates in a probe, mentioning Loomis, Mr. Ragen, and Venezuela. The text references a witness list, requests for certified copies, and possible connections to a Caracas secretary and a New York engineer.
A French torpedo boat will transport the body of Jones down the Seine from Varle to Le Havre. The vessel will deliver the remains to American authorities, prompting a review of an unspecified aviation or diplomatic arrangement.
A Portland woman, Miss Waverlee Cunninghat of Pomitletan, Ore, was found dead in downtown logging area under unclear circumstances after involvement in a disputed jewelry sale and alleged whaling gas project. A San Francisco arrest connected to the case was reported, with the vase compromise noted and the death attributed to despondency from disgrace.
A Helena student is slated to receive a Yale degree, with the ceremony set for June. Other hopefuls from Montana, California, and Washington state are noted in the scholarship lineup, highlighting regional academic achievements.
The court of appeals weighs Albert Patrick’s murder conviction and death sentence. Details describe legal arguments, attempted changes to the case, and questions about the method and timing of execution.
A man on the Crow Reservation was killed and another wounded when struck by lightning about two miles from the agency. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon near the home of the sister of the victim, Mrs My Al Rade, and the dead man identified as Miller a prominent local merchant. The funeral was planned for St Luke Percopel Church tomorrow afternoon.
A garbled dispatch notes President Roosevelt traveling from Washington to Virginia to dine with local hosts including Wilmer and Mrs Race Vet Roosevelts party, mentions engagements with Max Regarynh and Sanday Mor Monhiy, and references a tense schedule before a potential return to Washington.
A woman was chloroformed in California as diamonds worth about 200 were taken from her home in the early hours of Wednesday. Investigators connected three arrests in the case as they probe the assault and theft at Mrs Moore’s residence. External details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
Local report notes a municipal shakeup in Livingston with officials outlining reorganizations and staff changes. No further details given in the readable text.
Flooding from a cloudburst causes extensive damage across Main and Park streets. Stores, druggists, saloons, and a hotel suffer water intrusion. Frank A. Atkins studio and George Husted’s cellar stock are listed among losses. Officials consider enlarging a ditch and installing pumps to avert future floods, with city sharing costs.
Report from Chicago shows no progress in the city strike beyond a few attempts at peace talks. A committee of teamsters led the settlement effort while separate talks with large State Street department stores failed to move negotiations forward.
Judge Rufus W. Pecknam of the United States Supreme Court today granted a writ of error in the case of Mary Rogers of Vermont awaiting trial for the murder of her husband. The writ directs the case to the United States Court for review.
A garbled but legible report indicates a scandal involving the Red Crows and a donation figure tied to misdistribution allegations. Details mention a sale and local officers facing scrutiny amid claims of improper funds handling.
June 9 New York The selection of Paul Morton as chair of the board marks the start of a major reorganization of the Greatrers of the Mutual Life Insurance Society. Resignations were tendered by President James W. Alexander and several vice presidents, with Morton to determine which are accepted. The Hyde estate stock sale is valued between 3.5 and 5 million dollars, and influential backers including Thomas F. Ryan are involved in the restructuring.
London June 9 The hearing advances the charge against Alfred Pssick a Maidenhead solicitor for misappropriation of funds related to a claim by Mrs Potter. Counsel says the money was paid to Mr James Trusen Hatters and to raise from her property a mortgage in Maidenhead.
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