02 Feb 1914
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1914
Page
1
Reported in a damaged article, a juror allegedly attempted to stab a fellow juror with a pocket knife after being locked up. The incident occurred during the jury’s deliberations as investigators and the court handled the aftermath.
The readable fragments reference women voting, currency upheaval, rebels, and local figures like Bunting and Convery. Mentions address Montana legislation, Washington news, and labor themes with working men. The garbled text alludes to a broad mix of political, social, and transport topics without a clear single story.
A prominent young vicar named George Gyliwn departed amid scandal and a police inquiry. Reports cite discontent with his conduct and a search for a replacement. he previously served in the United States and Europe, with subsequent postings leading to limited comment from officials.
Feb 1 court case unfolds as fragrance linked to a missing person observation triggers memory recall. Nanette Warren described as recalling violets tied to an arrest rumor while awaiting evidence and statements from nearby witnesses. Town investigates a prior mental state note and upcoming commission hearing.
A garbled AP style item states Japan plans to participate in the Panama-Pacific Exposition. It mentions a February announcement and tentative representation, noting Japan’s aim to project eminent tastes and cultural ties at the event.
Reported across Brooklyn and nearby areas, a Go to Church Sunday drew large crowds as dozens of churches held special services. Pastors cited rising attendance metrics and community outreach efforts, with notable turnout linked to favorable weather and renewed church promotions.
Unclear report details a disrupted religious service led by a bishop in Tannon at St Pauls. Police intervened as rioters attempted to halt the ceremony. The disturbance involved attempts to prevent the service and clashes with officials.
The readable parts show scattered names and phrases with no clear event, date, or location. The fragment lacks coherent action or outcome, leaving only partial references to people and topics.
A Nantucket steamer collides with the Monroe. Nantucket loses deckhand and passenger Mrs. Warington while Monroe aids, relief vessels assist, wireless messages rush救. The Nantucket’s crew battle to revive survivors as fog and signals complicate rescue efforts.
A broken OCR record describes tipping trust facing a serious strike amid labor tensions. It notes workers and patrons, detailing pay demands and alleged coercive practices without clear dates or locations. The piece cites 19 girls employed last week and mentions tutors, collars, and slave-like conditions as context for labor unrest.
General Wilson a noted soldier editor and author died today in New York. He was 81 years old and had contributed to several works from this city hospital.
A massive blaze erupts in Times Square drawing crowds as firefighters ladder to upper floors. One resident, Max Ke ned, is seriously burned while guests flee a neighboring hotel. Emergency crews block streets and evacuations expand across the block.
A chaotic confrontation near Houghton led to gunfire among workers. One person, Novel, was wounded as a shootout erupted on the road. several others faced charges while a hospital stay was expected for the injured. Authorities investigated the incident and cordoned off the area.
A trio of drowning incidents reported near Marshtien Oregon details two boys aged five and twenty, plus another youth, who died attempting to save a fourth. The incident occurred at the Corea River fork near Grivel Hard, with one boy pulled from the current and others lost at sea before bodies were recovered.
In Chicago a colossal women’s suffrage demonstration drew about 9,000 participants along Michigan Avenue. Speakers including Judge Julian Mack urged women to register and vote, aiming to mobilize 300,000 Illinois women next Tuesday for statewide and local ballot access.
Washington February 1 Members of a suffrage delegation from multiple states prepared for an interview at the White House tomorrow. Led by Marguerite Hinchey and Rose Winslow, the group to total 150 members aims to press the president on suffrage and to seek personal assurance. Senators and representatives voiced optimism for universal suffrage in the near future as the delegation gathers for a mass meeting before the White House appearance.
The report lists members from various states set to travel to investigate the Colorado abt Michigan mining areas. Representatives Taylor and others from both parties are named, with plans to visit Calumet Moghton Boulder and nearby regions to assess conditions and report back after several weeks.
Report from Mexico City says arrests in the plot against the government are few but one prominent figure is named. Government claims some success in reopening lines and quelling rebel activity though evidence remains questioned. Rebels reportedly pause trains on key routes while forces mass for action near Tamplco and other centers as Villa campaigns shift northward.
Fragmented telegraph of mutinies among UMdraal Groors UMN Cullican Staloa Te Beton troops and allied forces. Reports claim revolts near Gorfrat OFeda and Ban Jose de Genyaion threaten to sever lines, with fear of a broader insurgent campaign and shifting headquarters. Rumors mention Genera Obregon and Hererta forces in the mix as conflicts unfold.
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