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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1908
Page
5
Thousands in St Petersburg suffer as Asiatic cholera spreads across the city many dying in hospitals and contagion feared among troops and civilians. Imperial family travels through infected districts while authorities seek to curb the outbreak amid panic and reports of rising fatalities and exhausted medical staff.
The report describes a dire cholera outbreak in St Petersburgh with mass deaths and overwhelmed hospitals. Authorities warn of further spread, suspending lanes near the city and invoking public prayers. Nurses and physicians struggle amid unsanitary conditions as cases rise and fear mounts.
A Manila city report notes a surge of new gases linked to disease, with health authorities scrambling to respond. Officials discuss rapid containment and intensified water and sanitation measures as the public health threat grows amid a tense security environment.
A fragmented OCR clipping reports the Debson Red Special arriving at St. Paul amid garbled text and stray names. The item mentions Pil and Korat candidates and various misread phrases, with unclear context or dates.
Reports describe cholera spreading through St Petersburg and other Russian cities. The disease reaches the Neva waters, hospitals are overflowed, troops are affected, and tenements sicken as authorities consider martial law and stricter quarantines to curb the outbreak. Specifics mention Kedranmdinicy and Creexes as aspects in transmission while many regions enforce quarantine measures.
Filings reveal Attorney General Haskell demands proof of charges amid calls for committee investigation. The document accuses Hearst and associates of fabricating records for political purposes, urging publications to verify facts and threaten repercussions if findings prove unfounded.
Ambassador Riddle denies leaving the Russian posting amid a murky report of his status. The dispatch notes his planned travel to St. Petersburg, with slow improvements cited and ongoing security considerations affecting his reassignment timeline.
A report states Mrs Samuel S Chauncey wed Prince Paria in a secret ceremony. The eldest son of Don Mig appears connected to the match, with details sparse and unclear in the fragments.
A garbled OCR snippet shows uncertain names and locations. It mentions a person described as a president or leader and references a sibling or associate, with scattered phrases suggesting a formal gathering or inspection. The text is largely unreadable and lacks clear context or verifiable facts.
William J Bryan held significant talks in Albany with Judge Alton B Parker and with David B Hil at Walter Roost near the city. The meetings extended from morning consultations with National Chairman Mick in New York, then a formal dinner at Walter’s Roost. The event featured prominent figures from Florida and Washington, with speeches and a public crowd.
A terse political item notes Roosevelt’s stance remains aligned with Taft amid shifting alliances. The piece highlights a seven year period of contention and hints at strategic realignments within the party.
President Roosevelt publicly urges citizens to join with the Republican National Committee and the congressional committee to elect William H. Taft and a Republican Congress. The letter details seven years of legislation, praising irrigation, pure food, antitrust, labor, and various reforms while stressing that Taft’s election is vital for continued policy. It warns that electing Taft is essential and that party unity will advance the administration's program.
A chaotic raid ends with Roberts and Ho injuring deputies and warding off arrest as the couple resist police for hours inside a building. The scene leaves Roberts mortally wounded and Ho severely hurt. Mooney reports officers and bystanders aided as the door collapses. Roberts later dies. Mooney continues investigations in local county.
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