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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1907
Page
6
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New York Mercantile National Bank elected F Augustus Winesre as president while William Milliken and Gerish Milliken were named additional vice presidents. The clearing house committee pledged aid to banks under suspicion as an investigation focuses on the joint business network and directors.
Aksun newspaper reports a local theater group faces action for violating a closing order. Deputies and constables seized the show details and many performances were canceled. The state official ordered theaters to close and warned of penalties for future violations.
After the conference closure, reports estimate total cost around 470,000 with 525,000 spent on dinners and related expenses. The tally includes press coverage and official expenses across Germany and allied nations, reflecting broad media attention and public interest in the peace initiatives.
A mass of bank books tied Cassie Chadwick to deposits in Cleveland and other cities. Record books show she held deposits in Pittsburg and Wheeling, with a total around $201,000 linked to her name, amid investigations into her financial dealings and alleged associations with James W. Pond.
Special correspondence describes a man who drank heavily then set a fire near a saloon and later near a hotel. He was found unconscious, transported to the county hospital, and died under unclear circumstances.
Crowds greet visiting Japanese crown prince as dignitaries from Korea and Japan observe ceremonies. A parade through a city district features lanterns, music, and residents waving flags. Observers note the emperor’s favorable reception and the event strengthens royal goodwill.
The event describes a bear hunt for the president with a 175 doxology and mentions weather and travel plans. The president is expected to reach Shields' home in the forenoon, with a Marine motorcade or train leg planned from a point at 9:00. After a four hour layover at Wiekae hora, the president will board the train and return to Washington.
In Tokio on October 13 Thomas J. O'Brien the American ambassador was invited to lunch with the emperor and empress on November 13. The purpose is to emphasize the desire for friendly relations between Japan and the United States.
The Associated Press reports a surge in gold production valued at six million dollars for the year. Alaska led with about 419,000 in value, Nevada 40,000, Oregon 77,200, and Colorado 2,786,000. Montana and California also show notable totals as overall output increases.
Reports from Vienna state Emperor Francis Joseph shows fatigue and improved but fragile health after a period of nervous strain. Doctors advise conserving strength as General Boltfers remains at the palace, while Archduke Ferdinand visits and thousands gather outside the royal tomb to glimpse the ailing monarch.
Postmaster Atwell, accused of embezzling more than five thousand dollars, rests on charges while a statement prepared for submission to government authorities is read. Postal Inspector Riddeford notes weak discipline in the department, with a broad inquiry into the Wester Pokoghens company and related parties.
Associated Press reports in Petersburg that William English Walling of Indianapolis, his wife and sister in law Mae Rose Prange were arrested and detained at a czarist headquarters. A representative of the American embassy arrived but could take no action. Walling, a long-time settlement worker, is described as a candidate’s backer in the 1880 Democratic ticket and heir to property in Indianapolis after the death of W. O. English.
A government report on meat supply cites 10 625 000 000 involved in processing and packing. Investment in meat production dwarfs 1804 figures, with the sector expanding amid rising population.
A severe hurricane near Ringmark wrecks several vessels leaving seven dead and multiple boats sunk. The local port authorities and coast guard report heavy seas and partial details as the scene is secured.
A balloon crew led by Lt Lahm and including McCoy and Chander soared to challenge the endurance record at Sorpe with a long distance flight. Despite initial doubts, the team returned safely as supporters celebrated the promising effort and upcoming contests.
A Chicago North Western passenger train on Grand Avenue near the northern outskirts collided, killing one fireman and injuring several others. Engineer Witter Cushlog was oriented and is being held for investigation, while fireman Harry Larnon perished in the wreck amid ongoing inquiries into the accident cause.
A masked robber aboard the Murray Stage between Bingham donation and Bandy forced passengers to surrender money and valuables. The driver concealed most funds under his seat. After evading capture at Lavendall, the bandit rode to the route end with the driver and escaped.
News arrives of the A M mill in Gibbonsville Idaho burning to the ground on Thursday. The 60 stamp mill cost about 100000 with only 10000 insured. The blaze, origin unknown, is suspected incendiary. The A M company is financially strong and may rebuild next summer.
Official notice from the Northern Pacific railroad states J B Richards is named acting general superintendent of the Yellowstone Montana and Rocky Mountain division based in Livingston Montana. The Gilbert general superintendent based in St Paul will oversee lines east of Mandan North Dakota.
AP reports search for Harry W. Nonnast once of Chicago, last heard from in San Francisco two years ago. A will leaves his large estate to his son only if he is found or proved dead, prompting a nationwide hunt with no trace of him.
The article notes a twenty-fifth anniversary celebration on October 28 at Wirhedia tut Vorstiynh Totete, where Count Oke joined by Huber Attertaod to mark the event.
Secretary Taft visits Manila after a carriage incident near Fort Williams. He praises education as island hope, inspects schools, and attends a banquet where Governor General Smith defends Taft policy. Manila hosts a Philippine commission and assembly joint resolution thanking the American people via President Roosevelt.
The Republican National Committee will convene in this city on December 6 and 7 to decide the site for the next Republican convention. Acting chairman Harri S New announced the call and said several cities including Chicago Kansas City St Louis Denver Seattle Atlantic City Pittsburgh Milwaukee and St Paul have submitted formal applications. No commitment to any city was made at this time.
A garbled colonial era fragment references Frisco knocking a preacher with a hammer and a series of unclear political and religious mentions. The text is highly distorted, with multiple unreadable portions, making a coherent summary difficult. The piece appears to touch on bids, churches, and civic figures without clear events.
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