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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1902
Page
1
President Mitchell addressed about seven thousand miners in Scranton Pennsylvania urging unity and outlining consequences if the miners lose the ongoing pivotal confrontation. He warned of impacts on the labor battle and stressed solidarity with the union.
Seven thousand strikers from Scranton and nearby towns gather at Roundwoods for Mayor John Mitchell to urge unity and perseverance. He denounces false hopes of defeat, urges relief fund fairness, and stresses legal action and worker solidarity to win the coal strike.
President Mitchell of the miners union replies to Wilkesbarre Citizens' alliance open letter. He denies endorsing lawlessness and asserts the union has done more for peace than the alliance, denying excessive misconduct by miners and highlighting police and deputy actions.
In Clarksburg West Virginia on August 1 Judge Nathan Goff issued a writ of habeas corpus for Thomas Haggerty and other strike leaders jailed at Parkersburg for violating Judge Jacksons injunction. The marshal is ordered to produce them for appearance next Tuesday.
The second fatal electric shock within two days strikes at a barn moved in Butte. Harry Crum of Crum & Smith died instantly after contact with three live wires while lifting a barrier on Aluminum and Dakota streets. Wires were cut by power linemen before Crum’s body was lowered to the ground.
Herrera forces press government entrenchments at Agua Dulce as casualties exceed two hundred by the latest advices received at Panama. Republican garrison struggles to hold line amid heavy fighting and reported losses on both sides.
Panama dispatch reports renewed heavy fighting between Herrera loyalists and government troops at Agua Dulce after the armistice expired. Revolutionary losses exceed 200 killed or wounded through July 20, with government forces sustaining eight dead and 11 wounded. General Salazar moves to aid General Morales Berti's army with supplies as clashes resume.
London report details May Yohe awaiting letters from Putnam Bradlee Strong urging forgiveness while he hints at travels near Paris. Yohe packs for Paris but stays after learning he may not be there. Strong plans to return to the United States, with reconciliation likely pending Miss Yohe's stance on criminal proceedings.
Coroner Johnson informed Mrs. Crum at her Wyoming street home that her husband Crum had died. She collapsed upon hearing the news and lamented their lack of ready funds to cover funeral expenses, noting they lived on Crum’s earnings.
Lucy Tressler was granted a divorce from Dan Tressler on grounds of cruelty. She said he turned her out into the cold years ago, corroborated by her 11-year-old son. She has stayed at Thorn Hill ranch near Sandusky since leaving him. Her daughter suffered a criminal assault on the prairie near Malta last year.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Bozeman says Mrs Ella Bragg wife of Sir Bragg died yesterday at the ranch near Bozeman and was buried in Bozeman cemetery today Rev M L Rickman officiating She had Brights disease and was a Maryland native aged 40
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Bozeman reports Postmaster I. I. Kirk assuming control of the local post office with Dan Allen as assistant postmaster. The office was handed over by Mr. Burnett after inventory of supplies was completed.
Bozeman August 1 Albert Johnson of Fargo North Dakota has been appointed the Northern Pacific express agent succeeding I L Kirk who has resigned from the post.
Troops A and D of the third United States Cavalry, with officers, will arrive in Havre in the morning for Fort Assinniboine. They travel from San Francisco by way of Seattle and the Great Northern Railway to Havre.
Rome reports outline a Vatican strategy to have about 450 Augustine Dominican Franciscan and Recollet friars in Manila depart in small groups over time. The aim is to ease future negotiations with Governor Taft while ensuring the friar issue resolves without new talks. The Augustinian general will travel to the United States to appoint replacements for Spanish members.
The Firminite army commanded by General Jumeau, after retreating to Aremha, has been organized and is now marching toward the capital Port au Prince. Deputies numbering a quorum are responsible for verifying the validity of the elections.
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