Allen Retires From Contest Overview
Allen withdraws from competition in a surprising move affecting standings and team plans. The source notes UB Pavons and opponents reflecting on the impact and potential reshuffling of lineup and strategy.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1907
Page
6
Withdrawal shifts race for Montana house speaker
A disrupted Montana political note details Allen of Deer Lodge withdrawing from the race for speaker, urging harmony and urging supporters to back Dixon or King. It notes caucus timing, chief clerk race with Nathan Codiy, and focus on the Dixon-King contest, with Republicans preparing for caucuses to pick officers and personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Jana
Allen
Deer Lodge
Liv Fagar
Serewan
Brusus
Onintony
Galaciy
Ady Bannan
Madison
Mr. Allen
House
Nathan Qodiey
Senate
Grandon Hotel
Dixon
Wealthy Young Man Missing in British Columbia Found
After six weeks of searching in British Columbia, no trace of wealthy young man Dale of Mikeesport, Pennsylvania, was found. Relatives fear murder and robbery. Dale disappeared from a camp 1 mile east of Bella Coola nearly four months ago. Gerald, a broker, will head to British Columbia to lead a searching party.
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Pittaburg
Brit'sh Columbia
C Dwar Dale
Mikeesport
Pas
Young Dale
British Columbia
Bella Coola
Gerald
Harriman Illness Delays Testimony at Hearing
New York Jan. Interst ate Commerce Commission ends preliminary inquiry into Union Pacific and Southern Pacific finances. Witnesses show Harriman’s broad power as company director while his health is described as serious. Harriman at his town house 11 East 60th Street as hearings resume Tuesday morning.
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B Harriman
Harriman
Lvterstaty Commerce Commission
Union Pacifi Railway
Afr
Harrisman
Bayriman
Eest
New York
Iinterstate Comerce Commission
Union Pacifi and
Southern Pacifi Railroady
Seniza
J. E. Harriman
Union Pax Effie Cant
Recordi Ag
Union
Ute Com Panies
Glten Authority
Lumbermen Plan A Campaign Against Two Great Systems
Chicago January 5 The national reciprocity demurrage convention forms a seven member committee to urge President Roosevelt to send a special message to Congress for reciprocal demurrage law. The Northwest lumbermen aim to place Northern Pacific and Great Northern railroads into receivership, then sue for damages exceeding 1 506 000. Victor Beckman of the Pacific Coast Lumbermen Association announced plans targeting the Hill roads, accusing the two railroads of delaying shippers and leaving them with no equipment. The campaign follows a 13 month car shortage hurting businesses, with some operators forced out of work under sheriff assistance.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
Northwest
Great Northern
Victor
Teckman
The
Pacific Coast Lumbermen's
Beckman
Northern Pacific
Ronge Iad
Beekman
Duisiness
Theo Two Tofde
Better service begins Monday on Missoula line
The Northern Pacific announces a new daily through train between Butte and Missoula starting Monday, Jan 8, replacing the old Copper City limited. Train No 12 leaves Butte at 8 20 a m reaching Missoula at 12 35 p m, with through connections to Hamilton and Garrison.
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Spretad
Misapuia
Chicago
Milwaukee & St Paul
Northern Pacific
Butle
Hain- Mondally
Copper City Limited
Hytle
Hamilton
Bath
Garyrlaon
Butta
Miugoula
Missoula
San
Miauouie
Butte
Ilelenn
Cai
Garapa
Punta
Garrison
No. A
Toy
Misgoula
Hampton
Philipsburg
Droammond
Rtubd
Garrigan
Mine workers seek settlement at Gear Creek
Hed Lodge Jan 5 Thormas Glason president of district No 2 United Mine Workers of America and T F Purcell national executive board member arrived to mediate between miners and operators after mine closures at Gear Creek. They aim to quantify differences and secure a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hed Lodge
Thormas Glason
United Mine Workers of America
T. F. Purcell
Gear Creek
Bank Cashier Killed In Philadelphia Bank Explosion
A Philadelphia bank explosion killed cashier W. S. McLea and two others, injuring many as a mysterious man demanded a $5,000 loan. Eyewitnesses described a strange, newspaper-wrapped object and a dramatic blast at Fourth Street and a trust company. Investigators found a metal fragment and a badge, while a Chicago man linked to the incident was reported seriously injured or dead. The scene drew rapid coroner and police response with ongoing inquiries.
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Philadelphia
Lars
W. S. McLeae
Atranger
York Brower
Equitable ‘Trust
Broad Street
Trust Company
Vbiw
Wourth Street Bank
Sertouary
Phomna
Lins
Die
Rank Labold
A. F. Bowliter
G. BR. Norton
Dulln Brady
Mugéne McNhona
Pennsylvania Hospital
Mc Seer
Wwe
McLear
Tex
Hell
M. W
Bomb Explodes In City Street Killing and Injuring Several
A large explosion ripped through a busy city street near Second Avenue and Forty-Second Street. Three people were wounded, two seriously, including Salvatore Cinlluca the fruit store owner, and a 15 year old son of Cinlluca who was injured. Authorities believe the blast targeted Cinlluca. the bomber fled. Witnesses describe shattered windows and panicked crowds as investigators search for five Italians said to be in the area. The store owner is slated as a key witness in the Berry Bend murder case.
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Chicago
Raila Bielle
Philadelphia
Ashland Avenue
Irene Bleste
Mra
Steele
Garner
Ions
Bell Construction Company
Washington, D.C
Lynchburg
York
Dan
Goa
Second
Avcminghy
Salvatore Clnilvca
Mary Batley
Cinlluca
Cintucs
Uuk
Tiatians
Truit
Mattlat
Commission Asks Hill to Aid Dakota People
Inter state commerce commission received a teletype from Granville, North Dakota, noting fuel conditions are dire due to lack of coal. The commission contacted President Hill of the Great Northern, asking for all possible railway aid to distressed communities, while conditions have since improved after measures were taken.
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Commission
Hill
Washington
Jan. S
Interstate Commerce
Quisaton
Granville
Pres Dent Hl
Great Northern
Wellon Inken
Sailroads
Guilty Confession and Surrender of Loot in Virginia
Percy Martin of Atlanta is arrested in Hentington by Chief Dawson as a bank bandit connected to a Seaboard Air Line robbery 8 miles south of Richmond. He confesses guilt and yields $500 diamond ring taken from a passenger. Martin says he and his patrol rode in Richmond and planned the Washington robbery while employed on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
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Hentington
Percy Martin
Atlanta
Dawson
Seaboard
Richmond
Martin An Howe
Martin Snys
Patrow
Jal
Rietimand
Life rafts aboard liner City of Panama tossed evidence
San Trencisco January 5 life rafts found on Waddell beach north of Santa Cruz were claimed by Pacific Mail Steamship Co as belonging to the City of Panama. Officials say rafts carried water and crackers and were not aboard the ship when she sailed, suggesting rafts washed overboard in heavy seas. No evidence of shipwreck found. Paddle Mail official assures owner vessel is safe. Continued on page.
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San Trencisco
Waddell Beach
Santa Trug
Pacife Mall
City of Panama
Pacific Mall “Steamship Company
Panama
Pigeon Point
Santa Cruz
Men Sun
Slasser
Keaper
Pleeon Point
Lily Ia
Oees
Ufe Ratte
Golden Gate
Enally
Ivater
Ibig
Paddle Mall
Wner
BP. Schwerin
General Marter
Till
Gage of Battle: Doull Accepts Acting Mayo Changes
In a decisive move Doull accepts the gage of battle as Mayo Justice acts on police changes. Investigations underway to determine how reforms will unfold and who will supervise implementation. local officials weigh political implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doull
Mayo
Policimtin
Butte Police Scandal Prompts Calling for Investigation
An Anaconda Standard report details widespread comment across Butte on police and alderman actions amid a police force dispute. Acting Mayor James Dowll defends an upcoming investigation, while Mayor MacGinniss returns soon with resignations of the entire force in his desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Yeaters
James Dow
Phere
Dowll
Doull
Thomas Mulbotlani
Tolstoi predicts western church decline in favor of Orient religion
A translated 19th century letter from Count Tolstoi to Paul Lavatier argues that Western Christian nations may bow to Eastern religious influence as religion merges with patriotism in the Orient. He blasts the church as flawed and seeks to separate true Christianity from ecclesiastical power, claiming saints exist despite, not because of, the church.
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Parla Jan
Lao Telstoi Haa
Paul Lavatier
France
West
Vascalage
Orient
Count Tolstal
Flo
Thaae
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