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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
12
Long, technical report on sale rules for inherited Indian lands on the Flathead reservation. Details proposed procedures for notices, appraisals, bidding, deposits, and safeguards, with references to federal officials, commissioners, and Indian agents.
Yale awarded honorary Master of Arts to Miss Jane Addams, Chicago social reformer and Hull House founder, praised for settlement work. James J. Hill, Great Northern head, got Doctor of Laws. Walter Francis Frear, Hawaii governor, received Doctor of Laws. Otto Dannard, 76, named Yale trustee with Trowland’s succession noted.
Great Falls dispatch reports G uren Berge n, a railroad grader, died at 1:30 PM likely from alcohol excess. He recently arrived from Belt to work for A Th Cook Co and had been drinking heavily since. Coroner Vidal declined an inquest. Helena item notes Thomas Henry Drown, 60, saloon employee, died after fits of laughter caused a broken vessel. Brown, color, 60, died near Marysville.
After a one hour twenty minute debate the Senate approved the omnibus public buildings bill funding all states. The bill totals 23 588 500 an increase over the House measure and provides authorization for money across the states.
A Montana merchant excursion returned to Deer Lodge amid cheers and a courthouse park concert. The Milwaukee band led the procession through town to a reception with literature distribution, a ride for many on Col. Tom McTague’s Irish car, and a first showing of the 2009 brochures detailing Butte business. The trip included stops at Warm Springs, Missoula, Bonner, Bearmouth, and other towns with multiple entertainments and a large turnout despite a light rain.
A chaotic scene unfolds as Greek soldiers emerge from a wooden horse, amid smiles and city-wide freedom, with later critiques directed at Troy’s administration and a reference to celonin poa exélone.
A reader letter from Wixwag-Gatrox laments pricing and quality of tea and cordial products sold in Philadelphia. The writer notes paying $1.39 for a host and questions value, urging better offerings and fairer prices.
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