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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1909

Page

23

Busy day for railroads as storms derail cars

Storms swept the town causing major rail disruption. The Northern Pacific trestle near Pittsmont smelter was threatened as water and sand buried tracks from Gaylord street to the trestle. Crews worked hours to clear crews kept cars moving while other lines faced washouts and delays across regional trains.

Gaylord Street Northern Pacific Crossing Pittsmont Smelter Pittsmont Kerr Anaconda Hill

Butte Briefs: Local Visitors and Newborn Daughter

Mr and Mrs B Warner and children visit Butte from Hamilton. Mrs B K Wheeler returns home after weeks in the East. A daughter born Sept 2 at Butte General Hospital to Mr and Mrs J J Mahoney of 11 West Agate Street.

Funeral Notice for Henry Roberts at Empire Street Residence

The funeral for the late Henry Roberts is set for 2 p m today at the family residence 855 Empire street. Services will follow at St Johns Episcopal church at 2 45 o'clock conducted by Rev F Pr O Reed.

Henry Roberts Empire Street F. Pr. O. Reed St. John’s Episcopal Church

Taft Backed Roosevelt Policies Says Pinchot Visit

Chief forester at Barbara reserve investigates Willis Slosson’s refusal to resign after District Forester Olmstead demanded it. Gifford Pinchot arrived in Santa Barbara to review the case and said Taft is in full accord with Roosevelt conservation policies in both public and private talks.

Santa Barbara Cal Gifford Pinchot Willis M. Slosson Ballinger Pinchot Taft

Butte Gang Leader Homer Cole Faces Seven Felony Charges

Homer Cole, brother of a fatally shot man, is jailed in Silver Bow county on seven felony counts linked to a trio of early evening saloon holdups last June. Yonker Burns and Jack Driscoll are named as his partners in the spree and related thefts. Burns awaits trial in Beaverhead county for a Wisdom robbery.

Butte Homer Cole Harry Silver Bow County Missoula Yonker Burns Jack Driscoll Curly Higgins Wisdom Big Hole Commercial Company Larkin Burns Dillon Beaverhead Cole Salt Lake O'Rourke Paddy Dineen North Montana Street J. W. McCarthy Syndicate North Main J. Kk. Lowney Anaconda Road Driscoll Carthy Big Hole Basin Higgins

Constitution Will Follow the Flag on Cook Discovery

New territory uncovered by Cook may hold citizenship questions if inhabited or inhabited by native peoples. Attorney General Wickersham said the constitution would follow the flag, though he favors awaiting more definite information. Cyrus Adams of the American Geographical Society affirmed Cook’s polar claims as genuine after reviewing the narrative.

New York Cook Arctic United States Wickersham Lawrence Beach Long Island Cyrus ©. Adams American Geographical Society Dr. Cook The Pole

Babe With Matches Burns Prove Fatal

Margaret Walters, the young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walters, died after pneumonia worsened by severe burns from playing with matches a week earlier. The mother heroically wrapped her in a quilt, aiding a delayed recovery before death at 8 39 last night. Funeral plans and inquest decision await today.

Margaret Frank Walters East Broadway Sherman & Reed Dennis Tyrell East Park Street Davenport

Valuable horse injured as paving gang careless near fire

A hose cart team from Arizona street crashed into a mortar box near the Great Northern restaurant north of the Butte station just after 10:30 last night. One horse suffered a dislocated hip and multiple bruises, sidelined for days. the other escaped major harm. The fire caused little damage, confined to a kitchen chimney area, with chemical apparatus used to halt spread.

Great Northern Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Arizona Street

Flood Losses Confirmed in Northern Mexico

Reports from Monterey Mexico dated Sept 2 confirm previous flood loss claims as Damages crop up in Racones Galena Mier General Bravo Camargo. Relief funds flow in while city blocks lie ruined streets vanish under sand and river stench raises epidemic fears. Paredon branch of National lines opens with first Mexico City train since Aug 26.

Monterey Mexico Racones Galena Mier General Bravo Camargo Paredon National Lines Mexico City

Los Angeles Plans Big Aviation Week for 1910

Will Booth of the chamber of commerce says a committee will raise 108000 to cover expenses for an aviation week proposed for January 1910 in Los Angeles. The Aero Club of America aims to attract world famous aviators, citing Southern California’s winter climate as ideal for flights.

Los Angeles Will Booth Chamber of Commerce Aero Club of America California

Passengers Suffer During Tieup of Trains

In Salt Lake City a washout in Eastern Utah delayed three Rio Grande passenger trains since Tuesday, trapping about 2,000 passengers. One traveler survived 50 hours on peanuts and popcorn while diners fed women and children with no funds. Eight trains were tied up at Green River station. Marines en route to the Pacific coast passed the time with ball games.

Salt Lake City Rio Grande Utah Green River Station Pacific Coast

Deposed Shah of Persia Receives Pension Plan

In Teheran on Sept 2 a protocol was agreed to grant the deposed shah an annual pension of 180000 dollars. He will vacate Azerbaijan estates and leave the country three days after the protocol is signed.

Teheran Persia Azerbaijan

Harriman Opens School for Employes' Benefit

Omaha report notes D. C. Buell and G. W. C. Sievers, appointed by RE Harriman, opening a technical school for Union Pacific employees. Over a hundred applicants, from section hands to drafting staff, attend. Tuition is free to prepare workers for better positions within the railroad.

Omaha D. C. Buell G. W. C. Sievers RE. H. Harriman Union Pacific

M lean Champion Cyclist Hugh McLean Dies In Accident

Hugh McLean champion middle distance cyclist of the world died from a compound skull fracture after his front wheel caught in a roller at a Revere cycle track while practicing for a 20 mile race with Elmer Collins. He was hurled into the air when the pacing machine caught the wheel.

Hugh McLean Revere Elmer Collins McLean

Queen Liluiokalani Hosts Birthday Reception for Delegation

Honolulu on September 2 marked the 11th birthday of former Queen Liluiokalani. She continued her custom of hosting native Hawaiians on her birthday and held a reception for visiting congressional delegation.

Honolulu Liluiokalani

Governors Invited to El Paso Presidents Meeting

In El Paso on Sept 2 the joint El Paso Juarez committee announced every U S and Mexican governor will be invited as guests for the October 16 presidents meeting. The invitation decision came from the joint arrangements committee.

el Paso United States Mexico Juarez

Toledo Man Killed by Train Was Crimean War Veteran

Joseph Bier aged 80 of Toledo was struck and killed by a train last night. A veteran of the Crimean War he fought at Balaklava and witnessed the charge of the Light Brigade.

Toledo Ohio Joseph Bier Balaklava

Clyde Fitch Ill in France After Operation

Clyde Fitch of New York the playwright is seriously ill at Chalons Sur Marne after an operation. No details have been received about the nature of his illness.

Paris Clyde Fitch New York Chalons-Sur- Marne

Yellow fever report reaches Taquira Venezuela

Washington cable report: Surgeon General Wyman of the marine hospital service was advised of the appearance of yellow fever at Taquira Venezuela.

Washington Wyman Marine Hospital Service Cable Taquira Venezuela

Miller Father of Thirty-Eight Children Dies in Indianapolis

In Indianapolis on September 2, John W. Miller aged years died today. He leaves thirty-eight children and was married four times. The report notes his large family and multiple marriages as the principal facts.

Indianapolis John W. Miller Pears Mr. Miller

Eruption of Smeru Volcano Triggers Java Earthquake Toll

Dispatches report Smeru volcano eruption in Besouki district Java causing great havoc and a devastating earthquake with hundreds of fatalities. Local observers in The Hague received the details as the disaster unfolds across the region.

Hague Smeru Java Besouki

Record Steamer Empress of Ireland Sets Canada to Malinhead Time

London notes the Empress of Ireland, departing Quebec August 20 for Liverpool, has smashed the record with a five day passage from Canada to Malinhead.

London Quebec Liverpool Canada Malinhead

Justice Moody Expected to Return to Washington Soon

Associate Justice William H. Moody of the Supreme Court, visiting Haverhill Massachusetts, expects to return to Washington within a week after improving.

Haverhill Mass William H. Moody The Supreme Court Washington

Zeppelin II Arrives After 224% Hour Voyage

The Zeppelin II landed at Friedrichshafen this afternoon after a voyage of 224 hours from Bulzig. The arrival marks a long journey completed by the airship as officials report on schedule progress and plans for further testing and display.

Fredrischshafen Bulzig

Clerke's Offers Spring and Summer Suits at Clerke's Store

A few spring and summer suits priced at 40 and 45 dollars are available at Clerke's located at 125 North Main Street.

Clerke's North Main Street

Bear Lake County votes for prohibition in Idaho

Paris Idaho Sept 3 The people of Bear Lake county Idaho have declared for prohibition by a vote of almost two to one.

Paris Idaho Bear Lake County

He’s a careful dentist in a dental tale from Cornell Widow

A brief humor item notes a careful dentist who fills a tooth with great pains, reflecting a lighthearted punchline from the Cornell Widow publication. The quip hinges on irony, contrasting meticulous care with patient discomfort in a single, concise joke.

Cornell

Admirers praise Cook as Americans triumph in polar feat

Paris papers laud Dr. Cook's polar achievement while Prince Roland Bonaparte expresses skepticism and calls for fuller details. They note the heroic effort and lasting impact on civilization, while antici pating further information before judging the expedition's claims. The morning press adopts a cautious tone about whether the ice site marks land or sea depth.

Prince Roland Bonaparte Cook

Lewis Takes Hold In Miners Strike

Pittsburg, Sept 2. National President Thomas L. Lewis takes full charge of the dispute between 18,000 miners and operators. The national organization will deal directly with operators, ignoring Francis Feehan. Lewis vows to go to court rather than use old explosives. Feehan says he will call out the men in the Pittsburg district this week.

Pittsburg Francis Feehan United Mine Workers of America Thomas L. Lewis Feehan Lewis

Anderson's precious bag recovered from wreck

A passenger from Minneapolis, A. N. Anderson, traveling for an eastern jewelry firm, lost a sample case worth about 15900 when the Ohio sank in Carter bay. He stayed behind, then camped on shore. Divers later found his bag and recovered some or all contents before the dead were searched.

Seattle Carter Bay A. N. Anderson Minneapolis Anderson

Flood victims in Southeast Java total 600 deaths

Batavia reports an estimated six hundred natives killed by floods in Southeast Java. Property and crop damage are described as enormous, with widespread devastation across the region.

Batavia Java

Restoring Color to Red Billiard Balls

From La Valparisation Scientifique. A method uses dried sorrel dissolved in water in a porcelain capsule to dye red billiard balls. Tepid liquid heated to 40 50 C with 16 drops of sulfuric acid as mordant. Ball placed in liquid for about 45 minutes then cooled. Turn regularly to color evenly. Wipe and rub with woolen rag to restore brilliance, or polish with coleothar leather.

la Valparisation Scientifique

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Butte Street Railway Northern Pacific Helena Woodville Waller North Coast Limited Putte Butte Briefs Surance Barbara Forestry Reserve Pervisor Trio Buttehill Eral Wickersham Gregson Phoenix Block Ind VIA Oregon U. S Arco Milner N. Main Street Mont F.D. Wilson, D. F P. A Shah OF Harriman M’lean Crimea Justice Moody Zeppelin III Young America Prince Bonaparte Amer Ican Aris Mafin America Nansen North Pole Prince Broomell Vapor Krueger Plumbing and Heating Co North Main St Bell Yellowstone Park Oregon Short Line Railroad Oregon Short Line Butte, Mont F. D. Wilson D. P U. S. Government Snake River Valley Big Lost River C.B. Hurtt Colonistisn Boise, Idaho Morris & Fenlon Oliver Burroughs Granite Street Butte Mont
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