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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1909

Page

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Butte Brick Workers Strike Looms Over City Projects

A large scale stoppage by bricklayers and stone masons threatens major Butte construction. Union leaders claim work still under way will stall until wage disputes and contract terms are resolved. Nearby contractors brace for delays as paving and building jobs risk halt amid possible job losses and financial strain on workers.

Dritding Muri Mandithens de Vrickmasons Pkingoen Bricklyers Wilen Bitte Lie Pike

Brewery Strike Widened by Engineer Exclusion

Montana brewing workers cue a broad walkout with only engineers exempted. Widespread stoppages follow unions and management disputes over wage terms and arbitration.

Constantinople Massacre Relief Aid amid Turmoil.

A chaotic dispatch from Constantinople on April 3 describes Mehemmed V entering St. Sophia with a royal retinue, the palace guard, and a priest in robes. It notes tensions with Abdul Hamid, two attempted kissing of the sultan’s feet, and sentences of seven years for two men. The report then shifts to relief efforts: Armenian and Greek civilians aided by international aid, including shipments of food and funds from Red Cross and donors, as calls for stability and relief rise amid violence in Asia Minor.

Constantinense Ube St. Sophia's Multan Abdul Hamid Abdil Hamid Toway Bit American Board of Oops Ners Foreien Iishans Une Asiate Giluela Mas Arana Peet Bis Aneticant Red Cross Friends of Arnweuli Vhomas D. Christie Martford Adanst Caryusiada Kosoleka Threu Petes Eifon Ely Achaia Dr. VI

Furious mobs thirst for blood in Constantinople turmoil

A chaotic dispatch describes mobs near the Turkish capital seeking vengeance after a sultanic murder. Reported rumors claim a former ruler ordered an assault on a favored Christian girl, fueling rapid protests and security alarms as authorities anticipate broader unrest.

Millionaire Spreckels Foils Extortion Attempt

A local sensational report describes millionaire Spreckels foiling a bid to extort a large sum of money. Police captured a suspect at Spreckels residence after a staged delivery and a rush to a rendezvous, with detectives verifying the culprit's name and details of the alleged plot.

Spreckels

Thornton hairs 1s sensation in court

Flushing New York April 1908 coverage of a sensational court hearing. Thornton and his brother face questions about a fatal assault in a medical witness testimonies describe provocations while the defense challenges the innocence of the accused. A judge and jury hear detailed, chaotic proceedings with interruptions and admonitions.

Thornton Flushing N.Y Taekionts Wilginia Annis Bayside Peter CG Hivilisy Haina

Saloons Debate Views On Licensing and Morality

In Chicago on April a debate featured Mayor David S. Rose of Milwaukee arguing against prohibition and Lane Dickie of Albion College arguing for it. They clashed over whether saloons should be restricted as a remedy, with Dickie contending liquor shortens life and raises crime while Rose urged moderation and rational compromise.

Chicago Kitore David S. Rose Milwaukee Lane Dickie Albion Colege Michigan Rash Dickie Iubor ix

Massacres asserted as originating in Turkish capital

In Adana a report states Armenians believed the massacres began in Constantinople and spread through districts within 100 miles of Alexandretta. The piece argues the origin claim lacks proof and notes the implied connection to the Turkish capital.

Adana Agaliat Stalancanaty Alexandretta Adina

Study of insanity drives Hin insane in Ames

Disordered report recounts a resident in Ames detailing a study of insanity. The piece notes a person named Peyton and his husband, an asylum, and references various patients and treatments. It mentions persistent study methods and patient outcomes, including temporary improvement and eventual relapse.

Hin Billings Ornek Thertunpolis Mia Peyton Hind Harane Heston Werthy Dis Din Peyton

Judge Hendricks Sentenced to Ten Years in Jail

Portland judge Jay Mon Hinay presided as Hendricks received ten years imprisonment for a case tied to the Thutte Creek Land Livestock and Lumber Co. Winlock Steiner, president of the company, faces a $2,500 fine tied to the conviction. The action involved fencing 21,009 acres of public domain in Wheetey county.

Portland April Junge Wolf Font Caine Jay Mon- Hinay Heisna Rontenor Tlamthom Pr Iden Dricketen McNeill Island Winlock Steiner Thutte Creek Land Livestock Ad Lumber Company Lars Mlogsiy Heuricks

Nairobi and the Country Round About to Hunt Africa

The Sunday Standard highlights Wirtstan Churcht surveying Nairobi and its environs in a series on hunting in Africa. It notes Sharty McCabe on Hay Plackney Passed It On and Mashimura Tere on The Solid bendy Vote, with résumés of Kane’s recent functions and social notes including club activities and Aaron Harland’s School for Housewives.

Africa Wirtstan Churcht Nairobi Sharty “McCabe Hay Plackney Mashimura Tere Butte Aaron Harland School For Housewives

Prosecution Continued in York as Officials Condemn Actions

A fragmented report from York notes ongoing prosecutions and government warnings. It cites President Roosevelt era directives and calls for vigor in enforcing laws, while criticizing the present administration’s handling of business and civic ethics.

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Convicted Jurist Begs for Pardon in Chicago Trial

A 68 year old jurist, convicted amid a Chicago National Bank collapse fallout, pleads before a pardon tribunal. He claims remorse for a life’s work disrupted by public fault and cites financial crises during his era as mitigating factors. Authorities, including Gov Dhreon and officials Silvely and Reyharlt, weigh the request.

Charles Reyharlt Thawna Chicago National Bank John Tr Ish Paul Stensland

Labor protest in Fortland over judge's decision

April 11 Fortland Ohio reports a labor protest against Judge Wright of Washington. Farhig Cun ara Mitchell and Afurriaon of the Bess oration of Labor face imprisonment for contempt as 3,001 Portland labor members prepare to march in a parallel demonstration on the main business street tomorrow.

Fortland Wright Washington Farhig Cunara

Fight of millions at Wurenstoe Railway? Masuavlarin case

Court filings report a sensational custody dispute over a 16 year old boy linked to the W seireold line project. Mrs Shaw seeks habeas corpus to compel return from California, claiming the father’s control and a move to Brest dana. Proceedings schedule for next Monday.

Saja Banhias Jaumex Brosident Masuavlarin Shaw Ocock California Martie Gon Caue Brest Dana Nh Arvayo Tervave Aly Sluwy NTL Sis Seteror Pie Andere Gillie Mes Shaw Siiw Iis Cartier Hota Elehidge

Senator Shaw Refuses to Discuss Boy's Capture

Senator James Shaw of Manchester, leader of Worcester Consolidated Street fairway, refuses to comment on his son's capture in Santa Barbara. The incident, tied to his ex-wife Grace Eldridge of Portsmorth, prompted no immediate statement. Shaw, in his third term and long active in upper branch matters, faced questions as authorities consider possible further action.

Geeton James Shaw Manchester Worcester Consolidated Street Fairway Santa Barbara Wil Wis Hwyvers Nemitor Shi Grace Eldridge Husher Eldridsé Portsmort Sammer Hye York Kovitor Chant Marble Shaw i Arta

Timber grower reports strong lime for timber sales

April reports from Davhkl Stewart of Timber indicate most of his large timber sale has been completed. Local market buyers have refused higher prices for certain logs yet overall prices are satisfactory. Stewart notes steady demand and plans to retain a portion for the season, aiming for favorable conditions for growers.

Davhkl Stewart Tg Timber Ater Focksmasters Stewart Montang Moekimaster

Tornado Toll and Flood Devastation Across Several States

A fragmentary account describes numerous dead and missing as tornadoes sweep across Tennessee Mississippi Arkansas Alabama and nearby regions wrecking towns and injuring and displacing residents. The storms cut power lines disrupted communications and damaged homes, schools, and farms with reports of casualties in Manitou Springs Franklin Henderson and Jackson among others.

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Twenty Die as Storm Strikes Near Chicago

A deadly storm near Chicago kills twenty people and devastates several towns. Homes are destroyed and businesses damaged as rescuers search wreckage and families mourn. The report lists victims among a broad emergency toll and notes widespread power outages and weather damage in the area.

Woman Demands Hanging in Girl's Death Case Neosho Trial

In Neosho Missouri the court hears amid emotional disruption as Mrs Reynolds demands the death penalty for Misa Davidson charged with killing Roy Ventusaur. Prosecution contends a struggle occurred and the scene escalated with gunfire.

Neosho Aorila—Argumencs Misa Davhivon Riak Roy Ventusaur Dugan Talay Tamaour Daviduon Hay Hamsour Reynalds

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