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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1913
Page
1
Fire swept Hot Springs causing extensive damage to multiple hotels. Officials say flames engulfed several buildings and forced evacuations along the riverfront. No injuries reported. investigators assess cause and repair timelines.
A wind driven blaze swept a wide area of Het Springs and South Fort Springs, destroying dozens of buildings, including power and water plants, the county courthouse, hotels, and factories. Firefighting efforts diverted the flames toward Sout, with massive estimated losses and hundreds left homeless. U.S. troops may patrol the district as authorities mobilize aid and restore essential services.
chaotic draft text outlines Huerta envoy Manuel Zamarreno journeying to Washington, with Wilson administration talks led by Lind about armistice, elections, and possible U.S. mediation. Describes Washington sentiment, potential note to foreign governments, and Zamacona’s negotiations amid Mexican civil politics.
At the Montana Pioneer Society gathering in the Arrnois theater Senator Martin Maginnis addressed the audience, praised the use of humor, and discussed historic name changes for local places. W.Birkard introduced the talk, and officers were elected including James Sanders secretary and P. C. Pawar treasurer.
A scrambled page from Today’s Standard with odd spellings and broken lines. It references Haven violins, veterans notices, sports signings, teachers’ institutes, and local events but provides no clear coherent details or dates.
The meeting elected W A Clark as president of the Sons and Daughters of Mans ton Pioneers. Elenes Mailer was chosen vice president, with several other officers including Letie Gwear and Alita OM noted among the attendees.
A romance report notes the engagement of Miss Mitchell Scanland of Warn Springs Montana to a Virginia clerk named Harry A. Tagenih. The article mentions a San Francisco wedding expectation and a courtship meeting at a hotel, with guests and local social interest surrounding the union.
New Haven Sept 5 Coroner Mix reports wholesale thefts from dead passengers at the North Haven RR wreck. Witnesses describe fingers cut from bodies and clothing searched for valuables. Detectives heard a man sever a finger as a woman groaned. Interfering claims about danger signals and near collisions tie to Bar Harbor and White Mountain trains. Four detectives joined engineers questioning prior to the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing. Murray and others arrested by Coroner’s officials for criminal responsibility. bond set at $5,000.
In Montreal and nearby towns a dramatic sequence unfolded as Harry K. Thaw faced deportation under Canadian immigration law. Legal maneuvering produced a habeas corpus writ and prohibition, with Thaw moved between Montreal, Sherbrooke, and possibly Vermont. Jerome’s arrest and release followed, while Thaw’s counsel pressed appeals and a special train carried the writ to the detention site, delaying the process.
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