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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1913
Page
10
Fragmentary text references a pledge of fair elections and a funeral notice for Lee Vaughn. Mentions a street location, Montanas, and a church service led by Hon. George. Details are incomplete and unclear due to damaged OCR.
The fragment notes a Servian Orthodox church service for Megh’mass and references funeral arrangements for the late Mister Studer. It mentions Sherman and Reed and Dugan's undertaking. A fuller notice is promised later.
Funeral services for the late Lorene Duggan will be held Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock from Evidence 20m Wir Street, proceeding to Sacred Heart church for 9:30 mass. Interment will follow at Holy Cross Cemetery.
Mexico City reports President Huerta addresses fratricidal strife and tense U S relations. He notes hope to swiftly resolve differences, details ships' presence for protection, and outlines the electoral law for October elections. The message lists countries replying to a diplomatic letter and explains foreign warships in Mexican waters.
A distorted passage appears to mix names, places, and phrases with garbled text. Readable elements mention Rosa Istionsryegotemta, Rad oets Foret, and geographic hints like northern past of ower Cotto, with references to a country and a march toward a town.
Sept 16 President secretary Bryan received an abstract of Provisional President Huerta's message to the Mexican congress but no comment came from the White House or state department. Administration officials debated whether to send a congratulatory note for Independence Day, given Mexico's unrecognized government. It is believed Charge O'Shaughnessy may be instructed to convey good wishes to Mexican authorities.
Mexico City on September 18 saw Independence Day pass with no incident despite rumors of attacks on Americans an army uprising and the president’s assassination General Huerta appeared moved by the student display at the deputies and senators session his message read amid vivas as a 21 gun salute marked the opening crowds thronged the national palace and streets horns blared celebrating the holiday amid a peaceful observance
Veterans at Chattanooga participate in the Grand Army of the Republic fortieth seventh annual encampment with visits to Chickamauga battlefield. Program notes hint at next G A R commander in chief candidate between Ben Adams and Washington Gardner.
A man calling himself C F Smith presented a $100 draft at a Miles City bank and sought cash. He claimed ties to Palouse Washington and Grand Haven Michigan, woke on an open prairie, wandered Tongue River, stayed with a rancher, then rode to town by car. He offered a $75 draft and loose clothing, claiming memory gaps and confusion about his location and arrival.
A Port Arthur Ontario shipyard is building the largest Great Lakes freighter for Montreal investors. The 625 by 89 by 32 foot vessel will hold 450000 bushels of grain and use Isherwood construction with five bulkheads creating six compartments. It is slated for the 1914 season service linking Port Arthur Fork William and other ports.
A bomb addressed to General Otis was found at his Los Angeles home. The Japanese servant delivered it, and Dr. E. B. Felts and police examined the device. The box contained matches, black powder, fuse, fulminating caps, and dynamite. its power could kill 25 men.
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