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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1909
Page
6
A disturbed individual opened fire injuring a police officer during a confrontation at Port Wes Mines. Authorities evacuated the area as they pursued the suspect, detailing the incident and ongoing investigation.
A chaotic event at Port Dow Mothestadey leads to Corporal Liste Croblyes fatally wounding Waheed Cant amid a dispute over leave and duty. Sergeant Wastuiun and Captain Ray mand struggle with Crabtree, a shot fired injuring several, including Mia Sevty danes HE Wash burn and Gary. Captains Ray mand and Rhestford confront the crisis as Crabtree is restrained and later to be reassigned. General context includes Refine He meee and retirements of Gen. Charles Wy Staymond and Maj. Robert Raymonn’s relations to the engineers corps.
A labor dispute at a Salt Lake construction site ended with a sub contract granted to the Elis Strel firm and wages agreed. Reports say machinery and cargo handling crews remained on site while strikebreakers faced disruption as transit issues and unemployment affected workers.
The department outlines duties to investigate the recent compromise affecting an Apple wine dispute between a New York based firm and a Pennsylvania company. Agents will examine conditions of the deal and any violations of anti trust laws in the matter.
Turko Persian clash near Salmis and Teheran escalates as consular and gendarmerie efforts fail to halt fighting. Casualties reported with Persians sustaining one dead and Turks seven. Amid chaos, extensive cattle and ranch assets valued around $180,000 are mentioned in a separate land and livestock deal involving Livingston interests and John I King of Livingston.
Special dispatch reports Bozeman’s annual Memorial Day for the Odwelltons observed by local Judge and Daughters of Rebekah with Belgrade Subartsli Alan Central Park lodges. Over 150 members attended the service at Bozeman lodge at 10 am, marching to Christian church for services, cemetery graves decorated, choirs, and hymns. Rev Milton H. Lew delivered the address, praising fraternal bonds and the spirit of Tellawashin.
June 14 Wat tartan family gathered in South Congregational church to pay last tribute to Edward Jeverett Hate. Friends and admirers from many creeds attended the funeral rites conducted by multiple clergymen. Burial was private at Forest Tul cemetery after services at the South Congregational church.
Paris reports Venezuela recalls its envoy to Europe as the government ends negotiations with France. Senor Tanl blames intrigues and treason fears, noting the foreign minister notified Britain and the United States of the recall. He remains loyal to President Gomez and the regime despite personal disgrace.
The Brazilian president in Rio de Janeiro faced a turbulent evening as ministers reportedly fled to the palace amid a grave situation. Details remain unclear, with reports of abrupt resignations and high-level volatility shaping the political scene tonight.
Report notes sale of the Park hotel near the Great Northern passenger station at Central Avenue, Wis, to local men whose names are not released. Price reportedly 15000 dollars, with plans to rebuild or remodel. Also mentioned is sale of the adjacent Cobb block to A Nathan, the clothing merchant, terms undisclosed. The post office references Cobb bank.
The American Zionist convention adjourned amid split views on Jewish migration to Palestine. London’s Colonial Trust plans to fund land purchases in Palestine with £1,000,000 capital, but only 16 percent is reported raised. The national land commission cites $3747.95 subscribed in the U.S. amid intense criticism of funding sources.
Diana Maynard has filed for divorce from Chatter Singnard of Colton in Whitman county Washington. The complaint spans 37 pages with 406 witnesses and four days of testimony in two sessions. The defendant is a prominent pioneer and Maynard’s family has long roots in the Palouse region.
Officers searched the Great Northern liner Antonesota after a stowaway Chinese man traveled under cover, discovering Chinese stowaways and silk. Inspector Fe Keayes fell 20 feet into a hatch pit while investigating, landing on nine Chinese men and triggering further searches. Detectives found feather sticks and silk pouches with silk and Manila cigars aboard, with a prior similar seizure aboard the Brith steamer Crmerig last month.
In Peking on June 1 W W Rockhill the American minister to China was received in a farewell audience by Regent Prince Chun who expressed cordial congratulations toward Mr Rockhill and the United States as he ends his diplomatic service in China.
A trade protection league was formed with Kerli leading efforts to defend industry against alleged foreign and domestic pressures. One hundred chambers of commerce and stock exchanges attended, signaling broad business backing for a movement to influence policy and promote domestic manufacturing.
A miner at the Terkesile mine in Sand Coulee discovered a seven inch lizard embedded in lime rock under a rock fall near the mine foot. The reptile, apparently a species new to the state, appeared paralyzed at first but later showed some movement while being kept at Martindale’s home for observation.
The emperor plans a speech at the venue toward Great Beltah and may skip references to recent alarms in Kewland over Germanys naval buildup. He will receive six visiting Irish clergymen at the ball?ue.
President Charles W Verney of Montana Wesleyan leads baccalaureate at Montana State Normal College in Dijfeu. He urges faith as essential to ability and warns against misplaced trust in real estate stocks or wealth, urging teachers to inspire belief in students and work.
Reports from Manila describe Brigadier General Randholtz taking charge of constabulary forces pursuing mutineers in Jolo and Mindanao with aid from Philip pine officials. Governor Wilken and Acting Governor General Terhes comment on loyalty of local troops and need for full details as fighting at Davao church is noted and captures claimed.
Southampton June 14 The new Norbis German Lloyd steamer Geoves Washingenss called here today and sailed for Cherbourg on her maiden voyage to New York. The George Washington, largest ship ever built in Germany, from Vulcan yard at Szczecin, 700 feet long, 90 feet beam, 120 feet depth. Equipped with 30 000 horsepower expansion engines, average speed 18 to 13 knots. Passenger capacity about 3200. Open arbor and Marconi wireless for messages, wireless telegraph rooms, electric gymnasium.
Soldiers at Fort Riley were denied alcohol when a cargo of liquor arrived under guard. Colonel Ward ordered the car sent back to Kansas City as a new state law restricted liquor purchases. Soldiers, upset by the restriction, issued orders to secure spirits for the military quarters.
New York June 12 A conference on charity and contractions heard Rabbi Lennon S. Wika of the Wire synagogue, who attacked Andrew Carnegie's library plan. He argued public funding requires more refinement and warned against rewarding misused funds. Avd. McKelway, assistant secretary of the national child labor committee, spoke on Child Labor in the South.
Sevastopol reports on the collision of the submarine Kambala with the Rostislav during maneuvers. Rescue attempts failed as deeper wreckage and air limits end the chance of saving the crew. Divers died attempting to reach the submarine, and all operations have been abandoned.
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