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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1908
Page
13
Simple funeral plans mark Grover Cleveland's burial
Princeton June 25 funeral arrangements for Grover Cleveland emphasize simplicity with no military escort or bands. Four clergymen will read the Presbyterian burial service at the house and grave, and guards will maintain security without ceremony. Attendees include President Roosevelt and several governors, while invited guests and a few newspaper men will witness the service and burial in the Cleveland plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
United States
Westland
Cleveland
Bayard Lane
Roosevelt
Henry van Dyke
William St. Richards
Brick Presbyterian Church of
Mr. Cleveland
George B. McClellan
Paul Morton
Commodore E. C. Benedict
Richard Watson Gilder
New York
Paul van Dyke
Andrew F. West
John G. Hibben
Junius S. Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
A. D. Russell
Howard MacLenahan
Bayard Stockton
Hearing on ore rates set for July 1
Special Dispatch reports Helena Montana June 25 that the state railroad commission fixed July 11 as the hearing date on ore rates. Local officials and industry parties awaited the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Helena
State Railroad Commission
Hansbrough Beaten in the Primaries
Fargo reports the stalwart wing shaping the state ticket with Burleigh Spalding likely to win the supreme court seat. United States senator contenders Marshall Johnson Little Hansbrough trail as Hanna secures a large House plurality. C A Johnson defeats Twitchell for governor. stalwarts dominate most tickets with Cooper and Galbraith renominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
Supreme Court
Burleigh Spalding
United States
Thomas F. Marshall
M. N. Johnson
C. B. Little
H. C. Hansbrough
L. B. Hanna
Congress
A. J. Groner
National House
C. A. Johnson
Minot
Treadwell Twitchell
Supreme Court Justice
S. C. Cooper
C. W. Galbraith
Agriculture
Italian Consul Pleads to Spare Priest Murderer
Acting Italian consul Joseph Maio appealed to Governor Buchtel to commute Guiseppa Alia’s death sentence for the murder of Father Leo Heinrichs to life imprisonment. The plea argues Alia was insane at the time and for years prior. execution was scheduled for the week of July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Joseph Maio
Buchtel
Guiseppa Aii
Leo Heinrichs
Alia
Burlington wreck claims engineer in fatal Montana line crash
Sheridan Wyoming June 25 One man was killed and another injured when Burlington passenger train No 42 left the track at Garry Owen near Custer Montana due to a broken rail. The engineer J J Mullan died the fireman George W Duke shier was badly but not mortally hurt. Passengers escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Wyo
Burlington
Garry Owen
Custer
Montana
J. J. Mullan
George W. Dukeshier
Sixty-seven Missing In La Rache Sinking Near Muros
Corunna Spain June 25 reports say 88 missing after the steamship La Rache struck rocks near Muros and sank within minutes. Seventy three rescued, captain and two officers among the dead. most passengers were Argentine residents. Weather fog hindered rescue as fishermen saved 61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corunna
Spain
LaRache
Argentine Republic
Muros
la Roche
Town Captured as Mexicans Alarmed in Coahuila
Laredo Texas June 25 two hundred armed mounted men attacked and captured the town of Viesen in Coahuila Mexico Three killed several wounded telegraph wires cut railroads torn up a bridge burned Three trainloads of troops departed for the scene government reportedly suspects bandits the vice president and war secretary deny political significance some reports call it the start of a revolution
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Tex
Viesen
Coahuila
Mexico
City of
Saltillo
Republic
War and Interior
Hearst Campaign Seeks Ballot Box Reform Charges
New York June 25. Hearst counsel Clarence J. Shearn charges ballot boxes were stuffed as recount of mayoral ballots nears completion. With 46 of 1,984 boxes yet to be reported, Hearst gains 863 votes to a 2,971 plurality for McClellan as recounts proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clarence J. Shearn
William R. Hearst
Hearst
George B. McClellan
Manhattan
Richmond
McClellan
Former Bank Officer Arrested in Pittsburg
H W Tiers, a former discount clerk at First National Bank of Pittsburg, was arrested on a charge of abstracting about 5100 000 in bank funds from February 1906 to July 1906. He posted 910 000 bail for his appearance. Partial restitution and collateral turnover followed, with officials later charging off the shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
H. W. Tiers
First National Bank
National Bank
Fulds
Drowning Tragedy Strikes Farm Near Grove Iowa
In Grove Iowa on June 25 Mrs. August Johnson, temporarily insane, drowned her four children aged about 1 to 6 years in the cistern at the farm house a mile south of town. Her husband was away. after the drownings she attempted suicide but neighbors stopped her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tda Grove
Iowa
August Johnson
Johnson
French Deputies Back Death Penalty Retention Motion
In Paris on June 25 the judicial reforms committee of the chamber of deputies adopted a motion to retain the death penalty and withdraw support for the government’s abolition bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Judicial Reforms Committee of
Chamber of Deputies
General Wright Leaves Memphis for New York Conference
General Luke E. Wright, newly named Secretary of War, departed Memphis today for New York. He will meet Secretary Taft and join him in Oyster Bay for a Saturday conference with President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Luke E. Wright
New York
Taft
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Tagcart Arrives With Kern Boom At Denver Convention
Tagcart arrives with Kern boom amid Denver convention scene and VP bid. The report notes presence of Kern and the convention context, highlighting event dynamics and political activity surrounding vice presidential prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tagcart
Kern Boom
Taggart Predicts Bryan Will Win First Ballot Nomination
Thomas Taggart, Democratic National Committee chairman, arrives in Denver and predicts Bryan's first ballot nomination with Kern as running mate. Norman Mack of Buffalo endorses Chanler for vice president, citing New York popularity and unity on the platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Thomas Taggart
National Democratic Committee
Bryan
John W. Kern
Indiana
Kern
John E. Lamb
B. F. Shirley
Taggart
National Committee
Woodson
New York
Ohio
District of Columbia
Illinois
Moffat Road
Norman Mack
Buffalo
Chanter
New York State
Chanler
Mr. Mack
Lincoln
Mr. Chanler
Mack
Federal court witness pay to rise in Helena after July
Federal court officers in Helena report witnesses will be paid eight dollars a day after July 1, up from one dollar fifty. The government will also reimburse mileage at six cents per mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Sherman Improves Condition Is Good
Cleveland report says Mr. Sherman had a comfortable day and is hourly improving. Doctors announce a speedy recovery and anticipate his discharge from hospital to home on Monday of next week. Temperature 99.4, pulse 72, respiration 28. Stable condition after attack, following conference with Dr. Carter, Dr. Allen, and Dr. Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Carter
Sherman
Allen
Stone
Democratic state convention ends amid liquor plank clash
Sioux City Iowa June 2 The Democratic state convention closed at 545 pm with cheers for William J Bryan and the Iowa ticket A spirited contest over the liquor plank ended with the adopted plank affirming local self government and home rule A four way race for supreme court judges saw D W Higbee Creston and A J House Maquoketa winning majorities The minority report by Henry Vollmer Davenport favored liberal plank but the committee compromise was upheld
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Towa
William J. Bryan
Iowa
Supreme Court
D. W. Higbee
Creston
A. J. House
Maquoketa
Capt
W. H. Jacques
Ottumwa
Theodore Bradford
Marshalltown
Committee On
Henry Vollmer
Davenport
The
Stat
Democratic Party
Vollmer
State Board Grants Mercy to Three Convicted Men
Helena June 2 The state board of pardons approved Governor Miles commuting John Webster from Park county who faced a five year penitentiary term The new expiration date is October 10 1909 John Christy of Granite county received parole for grand larceny tied to a Bearmouth holdup And Ifred Wollins of Jefferson county was also paroled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Miles
John Webster
Park County
State Board of Pardons
John Christy
Granite County
Hammond
Ifred Wollins
Jefferson County
Federation of Women's Clubs Meets in Symphony Hall
Boston June 25 At the ninth biennial convention session in Symphony hall topics on public service municipal welfare and the pure food movement were discussed Committees gave reports on business matters and arrangements for the biennial session Mrs F N Moore of St Louis chaired the committee and Mrs Wal ter McNab led the pure food report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Federation of Women's Clubs
Symphony Hall
F. N. Moore
St. Louis
Walter McNab
Quiet Restored in Shahs Capital After Turmoil
A foreign office note from H. Hartwig reports order return in Teheran. The cabinet stands, the shah’s position strengthens, and aides warn against Zill-i-Sultan while urging constitutional adherence to protect the throne. The council is declared innocent of intrigues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shah
St. Petersburg
Foreign Office
H. Hartwig
Persia
Teheran
Ziil-is- Sultan
Russia
Great Britain
National Council
Iran’s Shah Pledges Pardon to Aggressors and Enemies
Teheran reports the Shah addressing deputies and others promising pardons for those guilty of acts against him including political club members. He blamed those who fired on Cossacks for bloodshed and lamented anarchy from the constitutional government, saying his aim is to banish crown and nation’s enemies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teheran
Tehran fighting toll reported in two days
Paris reports Teheran fighting left 15 soldiers dead or wounded and about 300 nationalists injured over the initial two days of clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Teheran
Duel Ends in Two Deaths in Goldfield Shootout
Mayo Taylor, mine superintendent, and Fr W Priest, ex constable, died within hours of each other after a street duel last Tuesday. The feud grew from accusations about Taylor's home life and the pair opened fire on the street near Taylor's residence. Both were wounded and continued firing until their guns were exhausted. Priest died at a hospital. Taylor died at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfield
Mayo Taylor
FR. W. Priest
Taylor
Priest
Missoula Eagles Entertain at Gardes City Neat Wont
Missoula Eagles will entertain at Gardes City Neat Wont in a local event uncertainly noted with garbled report. This brief item records the team and venue, though specifics are unclear from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Gardes
Missoula Hosts Grand Eagle Convention Parade and Ball
Missoula to host July 20 to 24 state Eagle convention with 500 members. Entertainment fund of about 5500 dollars funds a grand illuminated parade, balloon ascensions, band concerts, and multiple sporting events as delegates arrive and stay through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Missoula
Mitsoula
Garden City
Aerie of Eagles
Eagles
Aerie
J. M. Keith
Henry J. Meili
Union Theater
Montana
John W. Fraser
Sporting Affairs
Traiis
Five Die In Chicago Boarding House Fire and Explosion
A blast at the Pabst Chemical plant on the ground floor triggered a fire in a five story building at 179 Huron Street. Five people died including Mary Nolan and three of her children. Emin Scholz also perished. Mary Nolan's 14 year old daughter is missing. Firefighters saved all but one employee, and the blaze spread rapidly due to flammable basement chemicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Huron Street
Pabst Chemical Company
Mary Nolan
Emin Scholz
Burlington Street
The
Chemical Company
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