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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1906
Page
2
Washington Star reports boys in the city use piles of dead leaves for fires along curbs. They watch flames rise as smoke drifts toward homes, ignoring laws against such acts while carts remove the leaves.
The National Magazine praises official reporters of House debates noting 2 to 3 million words transcribed between December 1905 and March 1906. It highlights rapid transcription aided by graphophones and relays. Senator Pettus of Alabama says he will remain among the poorest in the Senate, comparing labor to wealth and denying a wish to retire to a farm.
The north shore hosts admire Gloucester’s fishermen as summer guests flood the wharves and cottages. Capt. Alfred Johnson, famed for crossing the Atlantic in a dory, features among noted skippers amid tales of near misses and fogbound danger at sea.
Chief Clerk Denby of the state department faced an awkward task guiding the Chinese commission in Washington. The visitors resembled one another to Western eyes, forcing Denby to count them carefully as they left offices to ensure his retinue remained complete.
A theater scene topsy turvy as Lobbs' pet rat Roddy escapes in a ruckus. The frightened rodent dashes through boxes and orchestra before being rescued by Lobbs amid screams and pursuit. Roddy then shuns theatergoing.
An Austrian court ruled that physicians must be paid for medical advice given over the telephone just as for in office visits or bedside care. Vienna doctors had faced patients who sought advice by phone then refused payment claiming no visit or prescription.
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