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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1907
Page
2
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing rights and subscription rates with offices in Anaconda and Missoula, plus multiple newspaper stands across major cities. It notes mail delivery for daily and Sunday editions, rates, and contact details for advertising and circulation.
Sunday afternoon in Canton Ohio a public gathering honored Mrs Ida McKinley widow of President William McKinley. The event noted family ties to Ohio pioneers and recalled Major McKinley’s Union service and early legal career. A tribute described Mrs McKinley as devoted to family and public life despite personal tragedy.
The obituary notes Theodore Tilton died in Paris, with statements from his daughter about not returning to this county. Tilton, a central figure in the Beecher scandal, was a writer and abolitionist who sparred publicly with Henry Ward Beecher. He remained prominent but waned in influence, leaving a complex legacy and a life marked by literary and public battles.
The text recalls the famous Beecher scandal, noting Tilton’s exile to Europe after denials and Beecher’s death at seventy four. It suggests a long shadow of the public moral case, with implied social consequences and lingering controversy from the era.
Georgia political factions denounce Roosevelt policy and call for a prompt investigation into city vault access and ballot tampering. The editorial urges aldermen to pursue full disclosure, reward informants, and ensure justice, warning against further delays in addressing potential fraud and corruption.
The Austrian press reports debates over compulsory voting and penalties for abstention amid the recent election climate. Proposals urge enforcement of suffrage, with concerns over impractical enforcement and political pushback. Early results indicate conservative gains, sparking unease among government allies in the region.
Reports on European wheat markets show dealers and brokers in major pits seeking real depth of crop data. News as to actual wheat levels is valued at high sums, with traders hoping for reliable signals amid mixed harvest expectations and price pressures worldwide.
Five people were seriously injured in a collision of two street cars on Boulevard Avenue in El Paso May 4. Vehicles were demolished, floors buckled, and glass shattered. Passengers included Mrs J F Cox and Misses L W Calder Cora Gee Mabel Nally and Mary B Rich. motormen failed to yield causing the crash.
May 26 Pittebury plans a new mining school or experimental station under the central fuel division of the United States Geological Survey. Its aim is to prevent explosions in coal mines and study ignition laws to improve safety. Operation is expected within a few months as industry losses prompt action.
Admiraln Nebraska May 26 07. Aryan delivered the address at Lincoln printers memorial exercises today. Mr Bryan spoke extemporaneously on ideals and fraternity praising the Typographers union as learning and intelligent. He said his views on fraternal spirit broadened with age and noted memorial services ease earthly parting and remind participants of afterlife rewards.
Distress off Teaninigie reports indicate the British schooner Puehees of Cormvah Teil sighted after April 6 with hoarse signals. Captain Poller and crew faced demoralization as Captain Avery, aboard the Newfoundland vessel Cardin Avery, attempted rescue actions amid chaotic conditions and mental derangement blamed on a suspected ailment.
May 8 memorial services were conducted for Mason Hodges and Miriam chapter at the temple this afternoon. J Teper delivered the address amid congratulations from Mason and Niggrinuta, praising the family. Vienna report notes Hint Sinine, president of the supreme court, commented on the upper Woake of Moreichsrithy.
Ray Woodworth of Moscow Idaho visited Dillon week, recounting pioneer days. He rode with Bannack rush arrivals, lived near Virginia City, and raised vegetables for miners. He recalled selling wheat, ruta bagas, and potatoes to Alder Gulch miners and his role in curbing lawlessness with Henry Plummer era figures.
Fort Worth Texas May 26 A devastating tornado struck Hopkings county path hitting Arbola Tazewell and Willy Pott area causing multiple injuries. Arbok daughter of Tink Kirk and child of George Davis died later. William Pickett and wife were seriously hurt. Several homes damaged and others left in ruins with many taking shelter in cellars. no further deaths reported along the path.
London officials warn American tourists about souvenir theft and damage during travel. warnings note risks from European fowls and mules, and urge restraint to avoid fines or arrest. Officials say London caterers expect renewed scrutiny of American visitors, and emphasize proper behavior to protect treasured keepsakes.
The record recounts the death of Mrs Elta het Tov, found near a church by Har sisit Creek after months of isolation and lack of shelter. A friend provided food once, but she perished amid accumulating cold. The fragment notes describe a bleak, anonymous tragedy with handwritten-era spelling.
The provided source is garbled and does not yield a coherent event or names to report.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a May event in Tiel with references to Mucchet Wautitelot and Bortvelot connected to the Seine department. The text is incomplete and does not specify actions, dates, or outcomes.
A London financial column argues the Bank of England sits on a vast, underused site worth about 21.7 million dollars, with potential for a seven story building and major reorganization. It notes the current 2-acre plot includes a parish church, graveyard, shops, and open courtyards, and contrasts evident inefficiencies with American bank layouts.
New York May 2 saw a military field mass for war dead with 4000 volunteers from Leigh and other units, plus sailors from the Navy Yard and Twelfth Infantry from Governor’s Island. Canadian troops and several allied battalions joined Spanish American veterans in a solemn service.
A chaotic scene described with fighting crowds and a violent speech. Report notes rising prices, protests against high costs, and clashes between dissenters and authorities. Names and places are garbled, but the account frames a tense public disturbance with a military presence.
A chaotic night left the Woll Polephang company out of business after a derailed shootout during a strike. The morning brought news of the manager von xerred and a fatality in the incident at the plant, with authorities investigating the workplace violence.
May 6 New York Henry Hecker under arrest in connection with a brutal murder case involving Amelia Sioteidy and Miss Emily Simonsay. Becker, the second man, confesses details of the crime, describing a struggle at a yard, a stone blow, and a knife attack after being warned to leave. Police report he led detectives through the sequence from washing hands at a pump to fleeing toward Corona.
Cleveland Ohio report says Mary Steadman wife of William Steadman owner of a hotel was shot three times and killed by William Brown a veteran of the Spanish American War Brown was mobbed by men near the scene and confessed claiming an insult led to the shooting He bears a scar from a Civil War era battle and says he shot upon return to the Breadman hotel after Mrs Steadman allegedly refused to shake hands
Washington May 26 Thomas Stover a federal prisoner once a Rough Rider has been driven insane by a sounding fork in the head. At Monadsville W Vanenstenders he is in hospital after a silver plate covered the skull opening. Noise and machinery in the prison are blamed for recurring dementia.
Albert Hrrkanss, professor emeritus of sine Ruages at Brown University and author of many texts, died tonight at his residence. He had been in poor health for several years.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numbers such as 807,000 and 3,260,100 with scattered names and titles like Vice President and Assistant Enshler. The text is unreadable in places, but hints at financial figures and possible political or corporate roles without coherent context.
The article describes Daly Bank and Trust Co. with officers including President Johan Lalor, Cashier RA Kunkel, and Assistant Cashier Wassistant Placa. It notes offerings of credits and drafts for U.S. and foreign markets and a pledge to extend business while maintaining conservative banking.
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