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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1901

Page

3

Anaconda Citizens Urge Strict Enforcement of Law Against Gambling

More than a thousand residents of Anaconda Mont sign a petition to the mayor and city council urging full enforcement of the anti gambling law. The drive, led by the W C S ladies, seeks police and magistrate action against all forms of gambling including nickel in the slot machines. The petition will be presented at the next council meeting.

Anawanda Anaconda Anaconda, Mont

McKinley Packages Depart San Francisco for Washington

President McKinley and party leave San Francisco after a two week stay. Mrs. McKinley, aided by Dr. Rixey, travels home by transcontinental train amid crowds and official farewells.

President’s train climbs Sierra pass to Cape Horn

After leaving Sacramento the presidential train ascended the Sierra Nevada mountains rounding the snow covered peak of Cape Horn just before dark. There were no incidents on the trip during the afternoon. The train is due to reach Ogden tomorrow evening at 6 30.

Colfax Cal Sacramento Sierra Nevada Mountains Cape Horn Ogden

President Clears No Action in Alaska Judge Case

Colfax California May 26 The president has taken no action in the case of Judge Noyes of Alaska and it is not believed any step will be taken until he reaches Washington and consults the attorney general.

Colfax Cal

McKinley arrives in Stockton amid cheers but no speech

President William McKinley and his party reached Stockton at 1 35 p m amid a cheering crowd estimated at about 10 000. He waved to the people and shook hands with a dozen or so, but did not speak as the train moved on. The president explained to Rev W C Evans that he would not address the gathering.

Stockton Cal McKinley W. C. Evans

Mrs McKinley Suffering After Ferry Trip

President McKinley says Mrs McKinley is not well and the ferry crossing was hard on her, hindering any intention to speak at a platform event.

Fortunes Earned At Finney County Poor Farm

In Finney county Kansas three successive superintendents profited from the poor farm while the county had few paupers. The last probate judge was removed by the county commissioners after saving about 25000 dollars. A new superintendent will be hired at salary while the farm now nets about 10000 dollars yearly.

Topeka Kan Finney County Kansas Adams

Pearl Harbor Naval Station Site Decision

The naval board reports Pearl Harbor Hawaii is the only suitable location for a naval defense station in the Hawaiian group. It lies five miles from Honolulu and much surrounding land is already used for commerce. The board favored keeping shore land for commerce and exploring sites on the nearby large islands in mid harbor.

Pearl Harbor Naval Station Washington Naval Board Pearl Harbor Hawaii Pearl Honolulu Naval Station Middle Harbor

Nash's Health Breaks on May San Francisco Trip

Governor George K. Nash and his party returned to Columbus on a special train after attending the launching of the Ohio in San Francisco. Nash appeared old and broken, requiring support as he moved to his carriage, with friends doubting a quick recovery though he was hopeful.

San Francisco Washington Oakland Ferry Rixey Ferry Southern Pacific Market McKinley Oakland Columbus Ohio George K. Nash The Hocking Valley Nash

Officers Under Arrest in Hemp Permit Trade Case

Captain Michael Spellman Lieut Delbert Ronesa and Surgeon Dudley W Welsh of Company G 43d Infantry stationed at Maasin Southern Leyte arrested on charges of trading in permits to ship hemp from closed ports to be tried by court martial. It is unclear if Manila hemp buyers are implicated.

Manila Michael Spellman Delbert Ronesa Dudley W. Welsh 43D Infantry Maasin Leyte

Seattle Electrical Workers Strike Expands City Wide

All union linemen inside and outside, trimmers and poleworkers for the Seattle Electric company quit work at noon. Non union inside men were employed and President Jacob Furth refused to sign an agreement against them, prompting the action expected to trigger a city wide street car men walkout.

Seattle Wash Seattle Electric Company Jacob Furth

Presbyterians Reject Minority Report on Confession Revision

In Philadelphia the general assembly defeated the minority report by a 271 to 296 vote. The body approved a plan to have a committee prepare a brief summary of the reformed faith, modeled on the shorter catechism, and to refer it to the presbyteries. The vote and proceedings led to postponement until Monday for further action.

Philadelphia Presbyterian General Assembly Reed Presbyterian Church of England Minton Pitcairn T. G. Moffat Herrick Johnson Johnson

Why Men Gamble the Reason

A Chicago University sociology professor explains gambling motivation as the desire for exciting conflict with minimal effort. He cites gain, social factors, and cultural influences as shaping young men toward gambling, where risk and intense emotion mimic real conflict even when skill is absent.

Chicago W. J. Thomas Chicago University

Manufacturers' side outlined in Pacific Coast strike statement

The Washington branch of the Pacific Coast Metal Trades association issued an official statement detailing the manufacturers' position on the iron and steel workers strike. It argues wages for machinists are over 50 percent higher in the East, and other iron wing trades exceed by more than 25 cents, while eastern competition forces a reduction in current wage scales and an hour cut in daily labor.

Seattle Wash Washington Pacific Coast Metal Trades Association

Finnish mob drives man from Astoria over crude column

In Astoria Oregon on May 25 a complaint in the state case against Dr Charlies C Rosenberg for publishing crude language in the Pacific Herald led a Finns crowd to escort Saarela to the steamer Tahoma. Sheriff Linville intervened and arrested a mob leader after Saarela said he was not being forced to leave.

Astoria Ore State of Oregon Charlies C. C Rosenberg Ob Pacific Herald Tahoma Saarela Linville

Southern Presbyterian Assembly Abandons Fleet Infant Clause

In Lide Rock Arkansas on May 25 the Southern Presbyterian general assembly adopted the majority report from the special committee on the fleet infant clause. The majority rescinds the previous order to print a footnote about infants dying in infancy and states it does not modify prior overtures. The report recommends no action on the elect infant clause.

Lide Rock Ark Southern Presbyterian General Assembly Assembly

Hope of Rescue Abandoned for 78 Miners in London

Hope faded as rescuers near the Versal Colliery in London abandon efforts after a shaft entombing 78 miners. Authorities announced no further breakthroughs expected and the tragedy leaves families awaiting official confirmation.

London Versal Abe

Treasury Statement May Balance Report

Treasury release shows available cash balance totals of 158 081 01 and 94 542 004 as of today.

Washington, May Ment of the Treasury

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