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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1908
Page
13
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A brief item notes Sperry being received by the Mikado today as part of an American Adveral cuties greeting of the president to embers.
A large Montana delegation led by the Heston & Montana band visited Lewistown, where a spontaneous street concert drew thousands. Schools paused as residents embraced the event, while talks turned to the nearby St Park and regional ties. The crowd then traveled to Roundup, with locals wearing Butte buttons in strong show of welcome.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Lavina Oct. 18 The Lewistown to Harlowton ride shows rolling prairie country with few houses David Hilker of Lewistown joined as chaperone and explained Fergus county advantages pointing out plowed fields along a 30 mile stretch Winter wheat is being planted and yields well without irrigation Five grain elevators line the route at Glengarry Moore and Straw stops at Moore drew crowds to the music of the band With Straw leading townspeople and a large boy carrying an American flag the excursion was well received The regular train later passed the special, reducing stops The piece notes that the fleet visit to Yokohama and Tokyo has been peaceful and Admiral Sperry is due at the imperial palace with a potential message from President Roosevelt promising friendship and stronger ties.
Francisco reports three seriously injured perhaps fatally when a cable car grip broke on the Washington and Jackson line. Policeman George Francis, Mrs. F Tayl and J W Demeritt are named among the gravely hurt as passengers, mostly workers, are thrown from outside seats. Kansas City notes three trolley cars on Troost avenue collide near Thirteenth street, one man killed and others injured after air brakes fail and cars rush downhill. women jump to the street in panic during the crash.
New York Oct 19 witnesses detailed a stock pool and loan dealings tied to Charles W Morse and A H Curtis in the National Bank of North America case. Frank E Pringle testified loans were renewed using the same stocks as collateral and profits flowed from broker notes and brokerages into a web of bank ledgers and personal profits.
Alpena Michigan October 18 officials report the fire disaster near Presque Isle and across neighboring counties has left at least eighteen missing and many homeless. A farmer and his wife with four children are missing while a boat refuge was described near Grand Lake. Schoolchildren were sent home and not accounted for.
Grand jury probes authenticity of Grover Cleveland documents with remarks on Mrs Cleveland and Tate Tat. Witnesses include Dedeo Bry ant physician and handwriting expert David Nocarealto. District Attorney Derome seizes two detectives for undisclosed mission. In Canada, a Chinese flood devastates Heiping and vast river dykes fail along the West River inundating hundreds of miles.
Fragmentary OCR notes report on a Flathead County political fund and alleged unlawful actions tied to a 19th century election. Text is unclear and contains garbled phrases about murder, funds, and election tampering. No verifiable names, dates, or places are extracted from the legible portions.
Alton Illinois October report quotes Mr Bryan addressing election financing and straw polls. He argues for Democratic momentum, criticizes Republican spending and press coverage, and cites August to October shifts as evidence of a tide toward Democrats.
In Cheyenne Wyoming on October 1 a tornado blasted a railroad caboose, killing two laborers and seriously injuring a number of others. The blast toppled a trestle and caused a 3 foot embankment collapse near Sherman six miles west. One worker in the caboose escaped serious harm while several others were injured.
New York Oct 1 Judge Carr denied Mrs Claudia Hains custody of her children and alimony plus counsel fees in Capt Peter Hains Jr divorce suit. He found Hains has no means to pay and would not detach children from Massachusetts, granting no further relief unless conditions change. Annis named as correspondent in the divorce suit.
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