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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1906
Page
7
A translated foreign dispatch reviews 1908 expectations from Moscow and St. Petersburg. It notes exile testimonies, looming bankruptcies, and anti government sentiment. The article highlights renewed imperial policy, leadership shifts, and diplomatic receptions with U S figures praised for peace efforts.
A mixed party of 61 officials and observers, including American and British naval officers, gathers in Gibraltar as the conference nears. Dinners, courtesies, and discussions highlight Franco American Franco-British interests with Morocco and Cuba threats noted. M. Hevell, head of the French delegation, hints at a constructive outcome while stressing proximity of nations shapes policy.
Right Rev. Whitam Ui. O'Connell, bishop of Portland, arrived as papal envoy to the emperor of Japan and met the pope in audience for an hour. He reported on mission recalls, the pope expressing deep satisfaction and saying American commissioners could become the world’s first diplomats. He also speaks of Catholic progress in Japan.
Cardinal Richwed announces circulars to church officials opposing inventories of sacred vessels and forbidding openness of sacraments. Bishops nationwide issue similar edicts, instructing priests to avoid declaring numbers or values of church goods while warning against inventory visits.
Panama January report states Governor Charles E Magoon of the Canal Zone will travel to the United States next Tuesday. During his absence Executive Secretary Reed will act as governor of the canal zone in his place.
The Eclei's Algeciras correspondent reports that Cerny will name one fourth delegate to the Algeciras conference Fier Klohemet, counselor of the legation of Me fovelen piles, with details tied to January 4.
Columbus Ohio reports Reverend W N Cleveland, brother of former President Grover Cleveland, is seriously ill at his home with paralysis. The condition worsened several weeks ago and he has been unable to be at bedside. Grover Cleveland is informed and unable to travel due to his brother's state.
In El Paso on January 14, Mexican authorities cite alleged Indian outrages in Sonora and Lower California as prompting a decree barring mining agents from permitting foreigners to claim mining rights. The move follows reports of alleged emigrant or sinetes amid U.S. prospectors, and aims to regulate foreign participation near the border.
Fragmentary report notes support by Women of Shanghai for a boycott. mentions Dr Amen and Wu Ting Fang, references to military activity and political reform, includes claims about abolition of torture and legal restructuring, with unclear attribution and garbled OCR.
A San Pedro Railroad accident near San Bernardino involved the Los Angeles Limited derailing after spreading rails on a soft bed from recent rains. Several cars overturned among the train’s passenger cars while engine remained on track. Passengers were moved to San Bernardino for treatment and the wreck crews worked to clear the line with light damage reported overall.
Sweelal Dispatch reports a man identified as Jan W Daniel Hradtes killed instantly when an engine backed over him at the Nether Pacife coal docks. The victim, about 4 years old in age, was walking near the yard when struck. no witness to the accident. His widow resided in Cork and he formerly lived in Minnesota. He owned considerable property through his life.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Tillings Jar 14 red Morris of this city found his sweetheart Charlotte Warren riding with John Price. At gunpoint Morris forced Price to stop the horse and ordered Charlotte to jump off. She complied and Morris walked home with her. Patrol found Morris shortly after. Price filed a complaint. Morris posted a $330 cash bond for appearance tomorrow.
Jon. Y-Goneate Nogi arrived from Manchuyia to a popular reception. Cheering crowds lined the streets as the general and his star drove in parade carriages to the palace. The greeting mirrored that given to Admiral Tage.
The body of Willan Harper, president of the University of Chicago, was laid to rest with a full youth in Oakwood. A memorial chapel and crypt are planned on campus. The service followed by addresses from university leaders and notable guests including Roosevelt and the German emperor.
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Richard Maas defends two weather engagements and denies forcing Sarah Bernhardt to quit nightly performances in New York. Klaw and Rimler report no decision to end Bernhardt in Philadelphia theaters. public denial offered and health concerns cited.
A wrecked vessel named Wen Ber and crew reach Otiseigy after a fierce storm. Passengers abandon all belongings and face rough seas with only a few lifeboats. Men, women, and children endure exposure as rescuers from Fort Brags and local firms assist once the ship breaks apart.
In St Petersburg a fatal shooting occurred at a Fatious restaurant where student Davidol was killed by Count Sheroime- Neff and the count was badly mauled by the victim’s friends. The incident casts a shadow over New Year celebrations as Russia observes mobs of superstition and anxiety about violence in 1906.
Snow swept the Central Pacific railroad area near Sacramento delaying trains and causing a lengthy closure. Wet, heavy accumulation required time to clear before service resumed around early Sunday morning after several hours of disruption.
The Norwegian steamer Iris sailing from New Orleans December 15 for Bergen wrecked on a reef about 90 miles west of Esbjerg Denmark. All but three crew saved. Vessel and cargo likely total loss. Iris was a steel steamer built in 1903 at Bergen, 26 feet long and 59 tons net. C Knaw & Co of Bergen owned the ship.
Fragmentary report states two bombs were thrown at General Shavastoll, governor of a province, with injuries to a companion or accompanying official. Details are unclear due to damaged text. Authorities promised investigation and safety measures in the region.
A fragmented police or maritime rescue report highlights brave men saving crew members in a tense operation. The details are obscured, but the event centers on a rescue at sea or from a vehicle incident involving multiple individuals and a crew.
The Clydeside liner Cherokee bound from San Domingo to New York ran aground near Grigantine. All hands were rescued after a perilous night as a picked crew from the sloop Alberta aided by lifeboats battled heavy seas and shifting winds. Passengers, including Lieutenant He Mw Te, endured hours of fear before safe landing offshore.
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