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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
8
A fragment from a newspaper item notes a student starting life at university with early experiences and a brent of wr 5 tor ars.
The formal day exercises were held this morning with a varied program including Shakespearean and modern pieces performed by students. Arch ie Steeh of Dupuyer Mont gave a tribute and hinted the class of 1910 memorial would be a stone bench near the gate, while Kevnt spoke on college life and duty as graduates prepare to enter society.
Thirty workers at the Helena smelting and refining plant of the American Smelting and Refining Company walked out after a demand for a daily wage rise of two dollars. Management warned the men to return by tomorrow morning or face replacement. negotiations with New York were to follow.
In Valladolid Yucatan Indian insurgents attacked the town after a disturbance over officers orders. More than 2,000 rebels reportedly besieged the jail and public offices, killing officials including Regi and his wife, with many townspeople fleeing toward Merida as federal and state troops converged nearby.
Milwaukee reports a Wisconsin Republican convention where William H. Taft’s name drew warm cheers while denunciations of insurgents and praise for the national administration framed the keynote. Vice President Sherman Knight led the leading address urging party regularity and recalling park history as plans for state ticket candidates and the platform for tomorrow's meeting were discussed.
Ator Cockrell Watrill and Alisa Olive King Anderson were married in Meagher County today. The ceremony united families from White Sulphur Springs and nearby communities, with Cockrell described as a prominent local figure and the Andersons as leading merchants and livestock owners in the area.
Special Dispatch reports the Montana Supreme Court ruling in Buckner v Nevin of Butte. The court affirms lower court mandating Buckner be reinstated as captain of the Butte police force, holding the mandatory poster act required reinstatement and valid board details, despite mayoral refusals.
Details emerge of a civil action citing Commander Peary for 19002 in a dispute linked to Dr Cook's associate Francke. The case alleges Peary exploited Francke after a fall, demanding a share of transport funds and claiming to present part of the proceeds to ex president Roosevelt. Legal service occurred at Blair with papers left on a table.
Chicago on January 8 a woman from New York died suddenly in a Chicago hotel. Probate court filings disclosed a romance with a suitor in his fifties whom she refused to marry due to age differences. The man, Elgar Arcetta of New York, is to receive an inheritance of 25 000 after taxes. Arcetta, who was Mrs Steele's fiancé, was visiting Chicago when she died. He pursued their engagement in New York courts but the case ended in a settlement. Authorities report no clear motive and noted Arcetta’s plans to travel to St. Paul after the events. Investigations continue as doctors and police recount her final days and the reactions of those around her.
Springfeld and Beardstown records reveal grand jury testimony about an alleged bribery scheme involving state officials and a politician. Witnesses describe counting a cash package linked to a Beardstown fundraiser and the flow of funds to a committee, with Attorney Burke seeking further information on the money trail.
In a rough neighborhood on Extison Street tonight two boothtacks were involved. Joseph Smith was shot and killed after an attempted attack by a man named Mees. Kinney and Hicks were also mentioned in the mêlée, with Hicks said to have killed Mees. The report notes all concerned are unknown.
The quake devastated parts of southern Italy. King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helvetia toured Calitri and surrounding towns aiding relief. Many homes collapsed, several bodies recovered, and orphans cared for. Ambassador Lelshman visited Naples and the New York cruiser offered help. A fresh tremor hit Reggio Calabria area as alarm spread.
In Chicago the prosecution and defense in the trial of Lee O'Neil Browne of Ottawa Wisconsin resistive minority leader proceed over alleged offenses tied to the election of William former to a United site.
Governor Carroll leads with 708 vote margin as five counties report in a tight Iowa result. Prouty carries every county in his district with a 3106 majority, reflecting anti-standout sentiment on tariff and railroad policy. The article lists congressional nominations across districts and notes Republican delegates aiming for control of the next state convention amid Progressive insurgent tensions.
Chicago June 4 Senator A B Cummins of town sees a great victory for progressive Republicans in yesterdays primaries. He cites the defeat of Congressman J A T Hull as the key result, noting Hull has served seven years and chaired the military committee. Cummins calls Hull a leading ally of Speaker Cannon and says the retirement signals a major party shift. Continued on Page Eleven.
Seattle reports an eighteenth century stage coop hoax turned real robbery. Four masked men ambushed passengers at the County club grounds, seizing jewelry, watches and purses valued at $7,300 and scattering the crowd into panic. Victims include Mrs. George He Snowden and others. police rushed to the scene but the attackers fled after a staged chase.
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