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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1913
Page
1
Fragmentary text references no conciliation in Ireland, with scattered words and misread OCR. The readable bits indicate a strong stance or statement, but no clear events, dates, or named figures to anchor a fuller summary. The source text is too garbled for a precise report.
Wally words from Irish and British politicians show cautious efforts toward resolving the home rule issue. Leaders from Ulster and Dublin appear willing to discuss reforms while Prime figures like Carson and Hasith attend services in Liverpool and London. Cabinet talks hint at a compromise, but strong opposition remains from nationalist factions demanding rejection of local parliaments for Ireland.
Jon H. Bedland, an Irish nationalist leader, responds to a welcome address while accusing Ulster leaders of seeking massive capital and divine away pensions and insurance. He argues the British will not be cowed by Ulster threats and mocks the marching rhetoric amidst a tense political scene.
News from Peking reports Gen Chang Haun, commander of Chinese forces at Nanking, visited the Japanese consulate with guards to apologize for the ding of a Japanese flag incident. Japanese officials claim the apology eases immediate danger and deny any ultimatum from Tokyo.
Sept 28 Helena. Mary Catherine Predmore, 24 months, is Montana's highest scoring baby, with a state prize of 38 points. Her parents, Mr and Mrs P F L Predmore, live at 106 South Beatty, with relatives in the city. Predmore, a Chicago native, is a jeweler with Jacquemin Co. Her proud mother details Mary’s careful rearing, diet, and routine, emphasizing fresh air, regular naps, and bottle feeding practices. Agnes O Boyle of Anacostia is noted as the prior prize winner’s mother.
Mexico City Sept 98 Col Tuvid de la Tulle a former minister of public works in General Huerta's cabal has been put forward as a presidential candidate by liberal factions. Gregorio Mendizabal a former senator nominated for vice president with Calonet de la Iguente. Diaz visit to Mexico sparks speculation of political realignment as Porfirio Diaz aged eighty four considered returning to active service if invited by Blanquet and Diaz himself.
Homer H. Wiggins, a young convict who escaped from Eastern Penitentiary, was found in a Wilmington lodging house and killed in a police shootout. Officers reported more than 160 shots exchanged, with Wiggins mortally wounded by Detective Winsing.
An Austrian expedition headed by Prof. Bruns Cherhimmer at Vienna aims to speed Antarctic work. The project involves the Imperial Austrian Geographical Society and the Antarctic venture plans for immediate deployment.
A strong net of circumstantial evidence ties arresting officer Joseph O'Brien to the murder of Frearold Isola Galina. A bloodstained tent and torn pockets, knit packets near the body, and reports of O'Brien’s trips with local youths are cited by police as key leads. The suspect protests innocence as investigators pursue multiple clues.
In Today's Standard Page disjointed items speak of injuries from a wreck, missing person Nacha Shait, racial notes on Ulsterites and Negroes, war prep and editorials. Report from Nograa Mexico dated Sept 24 mentions a defeat, retreat, and federal failures amid chaotic phrasing.
Describes the disappearance of Conrad Strom a 22 year old Montana grocer who left 107 Mullin Street Center ville. Photos and firm papers were destroyed his room searched and police asked to aid in the missing persons investigation. Strong rumors point to self destruction or foul play with no clear motive or suspect identified.
Rome September 2 The condition of Pope Pius is giving rise to anxiety though no specific malady is identified. His wealth is unsatisfactory but rest and care are expected to restore him. Audiences have not been suspended officially. physicians recommend avoiding audiences for the present. It is probable the pope will preside at the closing of the Constantinula jubilee on Derse Gis og the firmaculata conception.
New York on September 28 coroner Feinberg scheduled a public inquest into Sunt Arsmulleys death. prominent potential jurors include John D. Rockefeller Jr Vincent Astor Cornelius Vanderbilt George Gould August Belmont George W. Baker and Lewis Cass Ledyard among others. Foreman Theodore P. Shonts will preside as the coroner subpoenas a diverse panel.
Albany dispatch reports Sulzer managers to press allegations of bartering political influence in the impropriety trial. Witnesses Melville A Fuller and J G Gray of New York will testify on Wall Street deals as legislators prepare to take stands. more subpoenas issued. Governor Sulzer denies being a nervous wreck from loss of sleep.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Great Park Sept 28 reports Dr B B Butler a Milwaukee road camp physician died at 1 a m after taking morphine for unknown reasons He had written letters to relatives before his death Born Wayne Michigan educated Detroit Medical College Harpers Hospital postgrad married Susie Kirker of Hammond Ind Survivors include siblings Mrs Lou Ihramer Dr I Butter Simon J Butler Detroit Mrs Roy Tevin Grand Rapids James F Butter Denver He was a member of a high degree Masonic lodge.
Poughkeepsie N Y Sept 28 John Ringwood counsel for Harry K Thaw says Thaw will consent to twelve extraditions from New Hampshire and drop proceedings if Jerome confirms a statement made at Governor Felker hearing. An indictment was found and signed.
In Trinidad Colorado on September 28 amid strike conditions, Mihart Stewart of the U.S. government and Secretary Priva visited Frederick Permtino Sexanda and Sopris tofny. Secretary Price leads operators to permit miners who left the mines to return with full attestation for halted goals left when the strike began.
An early morning crash near the Five Mile House left Walter Chariton 26 seriously injured with a hemorrhage, Walter Perry 76 with four broken ribs, and Jerry Holland 35 bruised. The car, driven by George C Thompson, overturned after a punctured tire caused a lurch into a ravine. others escaped serious harm.
In Houghton Michigan on September 23 Samust Ceston a former saloon keeper was found beaten in an alleyway and likely disfigured if he recovers. He had formerly served as deputy sheriff and the attack is believed linked to strikers in the copper mine strike zone. A miners parade of about 100 strikers, including two women, spoke at a skating rink where Western Federation of Miners members addressed them. Overall, the strike zone was quiet today.
Washington leaders say a White House message on the tariff bill is expected to reach Congress by week’s end. The conference committee’s two and a half week struggle nears completion, with a full committee vote and House reporting likely tomorrow or Tuesday. The plan is to have the measure act on the Senate approval process soon after.
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