22 Nov 1908
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1908
Page
1
A Red Lodge mining incident continues with a burning site and unclear cause. Officials, workers, and local agencies monitor conditions as rescue and assessment teams respond to the ongoing blaze.
Fire at Northwestern Improvement Company's east side mine claimed nine lives after a large crib of logs burned Friday morning. Rescue efforts found Samuel Gaske, Andrew Jokala, Jerob Sinko, Victor Neims, Battisto Basso among the dead. others believed trapped, with search hampered by intense heat and smoke. Investigators suspect incendiary cause. fans and bulkhead work under way to smother flames and recover bodies.
A prepared address is reported as set for Kaiser to deliver in Merten Al Ry, with emphasis on leadership and national direction. The text appears tailored to project authority and unity during unfolding events.
Berlin reports a royal interview following Chancellor von Buelow urging the emperor to govern by advice of his responsible ministers. The centennial city council celebration accompanied a formal address praising the emperor’s restraint and commitment to constitutional duties amid public sentiment.
Rumors spread in Parl on November 21 that King Alfonso of Spain was killed by a bomb in Madrid. The reports are unconfirmed and not credited by Havas News Agency, which sought Madrid confirmation and received unclear replies.
A chaotic report blends a fatal race car crash near Savannah with a sensational claim about an Emperor William interview. The account mentions John Juhasse driving a car in a race, a crash injuring several, and a separate World Magazine teaser about an altered interview with the German ruler, alleged by Dr. Hale, with foreign office interference.
In Austin on November 21 Dr C Burton, a leading local physician, killed himself in his office by placing ether under his nose and firing a hole in his head with an eight caliber revolver. No motive is known. Burton was an elderly, prominent Marmonic figure.
Harvard defeats Yale 241 to 95 yardage in a hard fought showdown at Cambridge. Kennard returns from sidelined status to spark the Crimson with a first halfSensational goal from the field as Yale fights to the end.
Harvard dominates Yale despite frequent penalties in a hard fought game. Kennard’s decisive goal, key plays by full backs, and Harvard’s sharp judgment under pressure secure a winner while Yale struggles with turnovers and misplays under revised rules.
Harvard won the tee and took the south goal as Yale opened with kickoffs. Corbett and Coytand Philbin led rushes while Harvard faced offside calls and strong Yale drives. Yale and Harvard exchanged gains with multiple plays, shifts, and a midfield battle before Harvard secured possession on downs near Yale’s 11 yard line. Continued on Page Two.
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