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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1909
Page
8
A hurricane strikes the port area causing strong winds and rising tides. Officials warn residents to seek shelter and monitor advisories as power outages are reported and emergency crews mobilize along the waterfront.
A powerful storm swept through the Gulf Coast causing record water rise and widespread damage. Reports from New Orleans to Gulfport describe flooded streets, wrecked communications, and ruined piers. Widespread property loss is feared with transformers, rail lines, and coast defenses affected.
A damaged OCR record describes the annual session of the Fellows with details on leadership, membership totals, expenditures, and investments. It notes proposed legislation to curb factional and factional branches and lists officers and allied participants from various places, including references to Indianapolis and Pea Montague.
Governor Johnson died this morning in Mimnesote after a night of unrest. Reports describe his condition as melancholic and distressed, with witnesses noting his final hours near Heath and Myr. Jatinsnn present as a compassionate observer.
President Taft reviews 2000 soldiers from across the West at Deu Moline marking the start of Army maneuvers. Brig Gen Morton leads operations as cavalry, infantry and artillery compete for prizes in horsemanship and battlefield displays. A record 47 stounida noted. Private Crate of Seventh Cavalry wins Harmon stant.
Thomas Peary and Robert Cook return to New York aboard the Oscar II after a long polar expedition. Crowds gather as Dr. Cook and party plan public greetin gs, with a Cross-Atlantic reception coordinated in Brooklyn. Photographs and wireless dispatches mark the welcome as officials and society figures prepare asides.
Cabin boy Pritchard recounts a near collision of rumor and fact about Roosevelts voyage and Cook’s claim of reaching the pole. Witnesses Murry Whitnex and others aboard the Jeanie and Roosevelt Coast watch the North Pole talk, while Eskimo language barriers cloud corroboration.
Muneld September 20 reports Spain's army moving toward Melilla amid a Moroccan frontier dispute. The foreign board protests to powers over Spain’s action claiming breach of the Algeciras agreement and Moorish territorial integrity.
Helena dispatch reports the death of a pioneer of the capital city aged about 86. He played a key role in early Montana settlement, arriving first in New York then California before moving to Helena in 1864. Survived by his wife, a daughter, a son and a brother, he was a Mason and a Templar.
A music teacher identified as Wha from Weld for the murder of Brontek tule sinakh confessed to the attack planned with Peevinitis and Porat nus. The police believe she was the principal actor in the shooting and the motive remains unclear.
A report from Lowbatown details arrests tied to violations of the eight hour work law. City officials and the attorney general’s office indicate local investigations into contractors like Grattan and Therigan following saloon-related complaints. One suspect, Wynne, faced charges tied to a short event and attendance, with authorities aiming to counter payroll or enforcement gaps.
President Taft outlines proposals to curb combinations restraining trade and to strengthen interstate commerce enforcement. He favors an interstate commerce court of five justices to hear appeals from the commerce commission and seeks faster, firmer remedies against rates and stock practices. He also signals labor union protections and a push for injunction reform and safety measures in regulations. Des Moines and Omaha events accompany the remarks with parades and receptions.
Report describes Milwaukee system directors and General Suneriitentent TL Hyving visiting Lewistown. The party met local figures, toured clubs, and discussed a major advertising campaign planned for this winter, praising the reception and local results.
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