Strikes Ended On Both Roads Near Lakes Region
Strikes ended on both roads near the lakes, with traffic restored on the Northern Pacific route and commuter relief noted by workers. Men express relief over resumed services and safer travel conditions.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1905
Page
1
Strike Ends for Northern Pacific Telegraphers in Missoula
Special Dispatch reports Missouri August 19. F Kelley, local chair of the Rocky Mountain division telegraphers, announces the strike end. Strikers will report for duty at once as Chief Dispatcher Van Leuven returns. Some positions will be filled by women. many veterans will be rehired with rank loss but ongoing employment. Officials and the public express relief after a long, disruptive impasse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Missouri
F. Kelley
D. C
Rocky Mountain Division
Kelley
Gibson
Northern Pacific
van Leuven
Mme. Gibson
Tve
van ‘Leuven
Thore
Clinton
Bearmouth
Northern Pac
Veluc
Perham
Great Northern
Northern Pacif
St. Paul
Illionis Central
Canadian Pacific
C'Tizens
Missoula
C.F. Kelley
Leuven
Roosevelt Pressure Prevents Rupture In Ident Exertion
Officials report sustained high pressure yielded influence to avert rupture during a tense event. Key figures, including named authorities, coordinated actions across agencies to stabilize the situation and avoid catastrophe.
Roosevelt Works to Save Portsmouth Peace Talks
President Roosevelt uses full influence and allied pressure from Great Britain France and others to avert rupture at Portsmouth. Baron Rosen meets him at Oyster Bay and may carry a pro- posal to M Witte as tensions mount ahead of Tuesday talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Taron Ro
Magnolia
May
M. Witte
Nicholas
Far East
Japan Not Bluffing Over Indemnity Clause
London Aug 19 Baron Hayashi Japanese minister to Great Britain told a correspondent that unless the Russian government directs its plenipotentiaries to concede the indemnity clause the war will continue. He said this clause is the only one not agreed in principle and Japan demands ample concession in some form. He noted the Japanese asserted they were not bluffing when entering the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Baron Rosen
London
Collapse of Pavilion at Crockers Park Injures Dozen
A pavilion at Crockers Park collapsed during fireworks in Marblehead Aug 15 injuring about a dozen people. A crowd of children climbed the roof while some 200 spectators, mostly women and children, were seated below. The weight of the youngsters caused the collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marplehead
Leon
Crockers Park
New York
Third Annual Elks Meet Brings Warm Anaconda Welcome
The Montana association of Elks held its third annual gathering in Anaconda with cheerful hospitality. Visitors toured the huge Washoe plant, were escorted by Supt Mathewson and staff, and enjoyed a grand brewery reception. Confetti covered Main Street as the group departed, praising Anaconda’s kings and queens for genuine hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Association of Elks
Elk
Tate
Topon
Anaconda
Main Street
Hall
Walle
Montana Hotel
Elks
Stork
Copper City
Elks of
Montana
Reid and family to enjoy an outing in England
American ambassador Whitelaw Reid and Mrs Reid set out on a three week motor tour of the country. They will visit the Earl of Dartmouth at Pathell house Wolverhampton then the Duke and Duchess of Somerset at Maiden Bradley Bath, staying there until Wednesday. Afterward they hope to entertain at Wrest Park Ampthill Bedfordshire, recently leased by the ambassador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Whitelaw Reid
Earl of Dartmouth
Patchell House
Wolverhampton
Earl Cowper
Ampthill
Bedfordshire
Beatrice Young Shoots Rival in New York Hotel
In New York on August 12 Mrs Beatrice Young wife of William G Young who runs seven telegraphers in New York hotels shot Mrs Catherine More in the parlor of the Hotel Imperial. Jealousy is believed to have caused the shooting as Mrs Young, separated from her husband, suspected Mrs Moregan of blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Beatrice Young
William G. Young
Catherine More
Two Bodies Found Along Road Near Portland
The bodies of La Le Swartsel of Pasadena Riverside and May Lindsay, an operator in Portland, were found near a road east of Portland. Gunshot wounds were reported but whether murder or suicide is undetermined. a note from the Pasadena lodge member card was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
la le Swartsel
Pasud
Riverside
Cal
May Lindsay
Vancouver ‘Wash
Elks
Land
Erly Spedt
Swartsel
Pasadena
Typographical Union Adjourns Its Session in Toronto
The Inter national Typographical Union closed its session in Toronto Ontario with a push for an eight hour day. The executive committee was authorized to arrange a conference with the American News Publishing association and Canadian members voted to pay an extra tax of ten cents monthly to the Canadian Crude and Yor congress, in addition to the Canadian contribution to the American Federation of Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ontario
American News Publishing Association
Tt Wax
Amercan Federation of ‘Labor
Forest fire threatens Ogden hotels and resorts in canyon
Ogden Utah August 19 The mountain blaze five miles northeast of the city has altered course and now menaced large hotels and summer resorts in Ogden canyon Thousands of acres burned. Fire crews struggle through thick brush as efforts to halt the flames continue Bee Berlin August 19 The United to exist at the forel office says negotiations at Portsmouth may bring peace The belief rests on both sides desire for peace as tension eases and Emperor William and the German government push for settlement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden, Utan
Ogden Canyon
Berlin
Forel
Portsmouth
Willian
Man convicted in Manslaughter and Assault in County Court
Fort Benton district court finished two week session. Robert Mudd, colored soldier, convicted of manslaughter, sentenced by Judge Tattan to five years in the penitentiary. Belmont, about 65, convicted of assault in the second degree, fined 1000 dollars and jailed until paid at 82 per day. He shot at his employer Peter Thormansen during a wage dispute. Thormansen was hit but not seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Benton
Chouteww County
Robert Mudd
Tattan
Korne
Mudd
Par Belmont
Peter Thormansen
Thormabien
Thormahien
Fever situation less discouraging in New Orleans
New Orleans reports Aug 19 update shows 66 new cases, total 1343, with 2 deaths and 17 recovered. Most deaths in lower city. only three since Canal Street area. Jefferson Parish totals 18 cases. Nashville railroad notes quarantine remains in effect for travel and authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Canal Street
State Board of Health
Madisonville
Keter
Jefferson Parish
Resth & Nashville Railroad
Sanders
Alabama
Regulate Five News
Pandemonium and Acrimony Mark Hours of the Congress
Chaotic scenes and sharp clashes dominated sessions as lawmakers exchanged accusations amid tense debates. Reports describe shouting matches and procedural frictions, reflecting deep partisan strain as the chamber struggled to advance key legislation.
Stormy session settles on Chinese immigration stance
The trans Mississippi congress wrapped its sixteenth annual session in Portland with a heated debate over a resolution on Chinese immigration. California leaders demanded an explicit exclusion, while others urged a more cautious approach. The vote approved the resolution after tense parliamentary maneuvers, and Kansas City was chosen as the next meeting site. Officers for the coming year were elected, with a structure of one vice president per state and a roster of executive committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Congress
California
John E. Baker
Frank H. Gould
F. W. Fleming
reso= tons committee
Catefornia
Californake
An Nm
Judge Black
Caliifornia
E. Feis
Texas
Tevonalderas
David Tt. Prancle
St. Louis
Loveland
San Francisco
Vic
L. Bradford Prince
Santa Fe
N. G. Lakemore
Larimore
N. D
C. A.” Fellows
Topeka
Kan
Arthur E. Francis
Cripple Creek
Colo
HB. Topping
Kansas City
Auto Tragedy Kills Newport Youth in Bridge Crash
An auto accident in Newport Rhode Island killed Vinson Walsh son of Thomas Walsh of Washington and injured four other young prom inent summer colony members including Mrs James Ket Hochan of Hempstead Harry Delrichs Herbert Pell Jr and Evelyn Walsh sister of the deceased The car struck the railing of a bridge at Eastern Point and plunged into the water Vinson Walsh was noted as the son of the Washington mining heir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. 1
Vinson Walsh
Thomas Walsh
W.ton
Newport Summer Colony
James Ket, Hochan
Hempstead
L.I
Harry Delrichs
Herbert Pell Jr
New York
Evelyn Walgh
Young Walsh
Eastern Point
Wate Vinson Walsh
Thomas Ish
Washington
Olorado
Lawson on Top and Other Local Sparks
Fragmentary text shows Lawson leading the field amid scattered lines mentioning Omsk Newer and Ranh Semin ce. References to cran gage atin Sit and Oak wan hint at a regional sports or event roundup with several place names and people, but the readable portion focuses on Lawson's top position amid a noisy page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srikey Omsk
Rose Makes Peace With University Departure
Chicago august 18 Ralph Rose famed shot putter will enter Michigan University this fall per a Chicago Athletic Club letter from Seattle. Rose said he had made peace with the university, ending weeks of doubt about his collegiate affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ralph Rose
Michigan University
Bo. Brow
Chicago Athletic Club
Seattle
Rose
Toming West Train Arrives For Western Trip
Hot Springs Su Aus 18 A declaration of National Railroad Commission ordered a special train to depart this evening over the Burlington for a western trip. The unit arrived yesterday and will proceed on its schedule, marking a notable transit movement in railroad operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Aus
National Railroad Commis Sonera
Burlington
Great Northern Grants Wide Grain Rate Cut in Northwest
St Paul Aug 1 headline notes Great Northern Railroad lowers freight rates across eastern territory to Montana border. The voluntary move, claimed to boost Northwest farmer profits, cuts from five cents to a half cent per hundred pounds, extending to Twin Cities and Williston North Dakota. Officials say benefits reach farmers through lower costs and potential higher volumes, with reciprocity expected from other lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Great Northern Railroad
Montana
Northwest
Williston
N.D
Monilles
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Taggart Divorce Case and the Depositions
In Temat Hed yesterday Judge Eason ruled to keep charges against Clinton Spencer of Chicago and others, including Major Taggart, while noting some charges could be dismissed. Depositions of Lewis H. Tasn and Lieutenant Fortescue, named as co correspondents, were read and found favorable to the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Namven
Eason
Clinton Spencer
Chicas
Miner
Porter
Captain Bush
William ‘Taggart
Wag
Taggart
Arison
Fortescue
Bush
William Taggart
Lewis H. Tasn
Rothleo
Mateh
Taxgart
Grand Jury Arraigns Schmitz and His Gang
San Francisco jury ends term with a scathing final report charging municipal administration fault. Report, lengthy and strong, critiques city leadership and corruption claims. World of 19th century officials facing scrutiny as jury discharges after presenting its conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Famous musician dead in Boston aged 63
Word reached in Boston that Orest Bimboni, noted composer and conductor, died in Florent at 63 after traveling abroad for a cancer operation. He led a grand opera school in the city and served as a physician for the Grau and Miranda opera companies. Norfolk, Va. AUS. 18. Henry St George Tucker, dean of law and diplomacy at the university, was unanimously elected president of the Jamestown Expo Company.
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Boston
Florentaly
Orest Bimboni
Bimboni
Grau and
Mirand Opera
Newpoder
Norfolk
Aus
Henry St George Tucker
School of Law and Diplomacy
University
Jamestown #xpoal
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