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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1910
Page
8
Pennsylvania's employee relief fund, an 38 year old benevolent program, paid out 3271 711 55 to workers unable to work in January and 70711 a total of 35461 55 to families of deceased and, since inception, disbursements reached 25765403 18. The fund is funded by company treasury appropriations and small beneficiary assessments.
Jan 11 dispatch notes rumors of Ballinger leaving Taft administration amid Ballinger Pinchot controversy. Critics warn the move could force Republican lawmakers to court election outcomes next November. A separate Corfu tale describes a trader’s murder and a church curse invoked to urge justice.
The state notes warnings as breeders ship stallions to Montana while unlicensed for public service. L. M. Hartley of Salem Iowa sent six stallions. agent E. F. Maxis pleaded guilty and paid the fine. Two stallions, Alvarez and Theophile Gauntier, are deemed unfit under the 1909 stallion law due to health defects.
Wireless telegraph stations report Paris Eiffel Tower receiving messages from Glace Bay 2260 miles away. A new installation at the tower aims to enable wireless telegraphic communication with Saigon Cochin China about 630 miles distant.
The text muses on regretful echoes of Belinda Arabella and Anabel from the eighteenth century and notes Juana Maria de los Delores de Leon as a notably long name, though history records her as Lady Smith and ties the name to a South African town.
Paris hostesses push strict early hours in society circles and, amid warnings, it is hoped guests in London will observe the closing time. The note cites drastic French methods and urges adherence to hostess specified hours.
A West Chester scientist reports a fly can endure a shock strong enough to kill a horse. The Philadelphia North American notes the finding but quips that any bald-headed man could have known this.
Police Judge Thomas Stanton of East St. Louis resigns to become a street sweeper. Doctors urge outdoor work. he reports rapid health improvement. Once earning $300 a month, he now makes $1.50 daily yet remains cheerful, saying it is better to be a living street sweeper than a dead judge.
A press report states Telefunken Wireless Telegraph company has completed a new wireless system named singing sparks. It claims to produce continuous oscillations and may extend wireless telephony range if sustained, though details of how it differs from earlier singing-ers are not explained.
A description of hat making using a spinning fur cone and suction to form stiff hats. The process explains sizing shrinking shaping and thinning to convert fur into finished hats. Danbury Connecticut is noted as producing about ninety percent of the nation’s stiff hats.
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