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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1905
Page
8
A battered summary notes SHSA unrest failing as Governor OY Moscow and officials respond in London. Witte and Phan figures tied to the unrest appear in limited reports. The piece outlines deteriorating control and mounting pressure on authorities.
Reports from Moscow and St Petersburg describe the crushing of a rebellion led by the so called “forming legions” with insurrectionists defending houses against troops. Massive martial law suppresses crowds as police patrols tighten control and workers face arrests and brutal incidents amid collapsing unrest.
Washington reports indicate secret plans linked to Cavlex F. Morales and cabinet allies in a pursuit near Santo Domingo. Rebels led by Genera Pimenite clash with government forces while American interests seek non intervention unless Americans or property are threatened.
Thomas Kennedy, a delegate from the Painters and Decorators Union, clashed with Tom McGuire at a recent federation conference. In a dispute that lasted a year, McGuire shot Kennedy during an argument and Kennedy fell on the hill, a violent end to lingering tensions.
Seattle reported that Mrs. John Downey surrendered her 19-year-old son Robert Perkins to Deputy Marshal Stringer after he allegedly stole 92 dollars from a local sub post office. Perkins fled the city a week earlier and was later returned to Seattle, where authorities detained him as his mother described him.
Vice President Fairbanks arrived in Indianapolis to meet with officials for the Republican Love feast and will stay through the event before returning to Washington. He is accompanied by accompanying guests and will tour local hosts during the stay.
A 26 year old mother experiences a baffling medical mystery as doctors confirm a second pregnancy while caring for a three day old infant. Dr George L Mosler offers cautious testimony while the case prompts questions about timing and medical history. Wiltse family supports the mother’s account despite limited prior medical records.
A veterinary crisis swept Wis Mamabare as spinal meningitis struck horses across the region. More than a score were affected with several dying before help arrived. veterinarians worked from predawn to night battling the outbreak. Hospitals reported crowded stables and slim recovery odds for the afflicted animals.
George W Cromwell seeks a divorce from Mary Crowell alleging marital breakdown and bigamy after Crowell reportedly married Samuel Frath later. Cromwell claims they wed in January and separated due to disputes, while Crowell allegedly left for Livingston and remarried in September. This filing lists Cromwell’s lawyers and outlines the divorce action.
Florence Tec March reports daring AWileves bandits who cut a wall to steal Dante relics from an ancient Florentine house. They left a taunting message mocking locals for not recognizing the loot and hinted at further thefts.
A Daily Telegraph correspondent reports a China Japan treaty opens various passages or routes labeled with names such as Feng wangebeng Toyang Shmintin Ten Vig Tunehangtze Changlu Fakomen Chanpekon Wirin Warbis Hunchan Binalo Tsitsthar Hallar Misun and Monjuria in the December 1944 dispatch.
Reports from December 26 quote Merritt alleging Roosevelt aims to secure control of state party machinery in Connecticut New York Ohio. Senators Bulkeley and Harford deny knowledge or intent. Other officials say Merritt’s claim lacks evidence and doubt any presidential effort to dominate Republican politics nationwide.
Five firefighters battled a blaze that damaged the Jefferson county courthouse in Louiselle Kentucky, risking the edifice and century of records. The fire caused about 23000 dollars in damage with no insurance, but workers saved the records. Separately in New Mexico a jail escape attempt ended with marked men overpowering a jailer and recapturing Howard Chenowith, serving a ten year sentence for killing City Marshal Mithurn Silver City.
A Christmas Eve riverfront clash near Aperiemin pits Amnaaraie Tani and allies against Italians as shots echo along the Eel River. Several wounded on both sides, with Casey and Proven among those hurt. authorities seek peace as night falls and guards tighten patrols.
City Detective Wakherbiet testifies in the probate court regarding the estate of Mary Veateren. Leafgren identifies a Suburban car passenger as possibly her husband, while Cahaine recalls seeing a man near Laclede and watching Howard with Leafgren at times. He cannot say with certainty the man was Edward.
President and Mrs Roosevelt with several children depart Washington tomorrow morning for their country place, Pinewood Estate, returning Sunday night. The voyage includes a French trade mission entourage seeking support during a trials period.
A man died after an incident aboard a ship around Christmas. Witnesses describe abuse by officers including orders given in front of others. The victim, Gray, fell ill after a confrontation and died at the emergency hospital the following day. Hansen was arrested and is held for investigation.
Santile Dac 26-H H Bambit, city Jelter carrier, was arrested this afternoon on charges of delaying and opening mail. An investigation by Postoffice Inspector Waykutd found letters in the hazement of a building formerly occupied by Carrier Randall. Some letters were held over six months, and one opened letter contained a dish for 80.
In Victoria and nearby areas a southwest storm caused heavy damage to homes and property. Boats were driven aground, a steamer dragged offshore, and houses were leveled or blown down. Electrical wires were damaged, with power disruptions reported across Vancouver Island and nearby communities.
Dispatches describe heavy fighting and many casualties as revolutions unfold across eastern Europe. Reports note refugees, military mobilization, and strategic maneuvers near Moscow, Copenhagen, and Petrograd, with ships prepared for Baltic deployment and strikes threatening production and rail services.
In St. Petersburg revolutionary leaders cooled an immediate strike plan and voted to keep workmen mobilized while ready to act if Moscow succeeds. They report smuggling of alerting supplies continues despite seizures, amid bitter cold and heavy snow. Reports from Manckwang say liberal parties face Protests as they seek safety measures for the country.
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