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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1906
Page
11
Unclear text suggests a political standstill with cabinet members resisting resignations. Fragmentary details imply ongoing struggles within a government body and possible friction with authorities. Further readable facts are not available.
Fragmented excerpts describe a parliamentary committee and cabinet negotiations amid a looming political crisis. Mentions of Stolypin and Finance Minister, referrals to Zemstvos, and questions of government responsibility suggest a sweeping reform period with uncertainty over ministerial acceptance and potential governance instability.
A Canon City raid, aided by city officials and church members, disrupted illegal liquor sales. Officers seized stock, spilled whiskey into gutters as witnesses described, and crowds passed to church services amid ongoing council battles over liquor closures.
Naples July 1 The Duke and Duchess of Aosta and local officials climbed Mt Vesuvius to lay the corner stone of a new settlement on its flank. The ceremony drew many villagers amid oppressive heat and included cement and other materials in the cornerstone.
Richard Mansfold White, brother of Stanford White, arrived in New York for the Thaw prosecution, with expectations of an active role. District Attorney Jerome returned from Cape Breton and intends to press every phase of the case, preparing evidence to justify the defense and reveal testimonies from the weeks prior to the shooting. The city anticipates sensational disclosures as Thaw’s lawyers threaten to bring in the names of several White friends.
Salisbury July 1 driving at high speed of the American line express carrying four St York passengers from Pl London plunged from the tracks after engine failure near the bridge. Dozens injured and a morgue-like railway yard hastened to aid as surgeons and volunteers worked through darkness. Names of dead and injured listed include Walter Barwick Cincinnati Cassier Trumbull Conn Fredrick Henry Cossitt York Mrs L N Hitchcock New York Miss Mary Howieson New York Rev EL King Toronto and others among both passengers and crew.
Great Falls dispatch reports John Whyte of the Anaconda Copper Mining Co. mortally injured when attempting to swing from a moving Montana Central work train near Armington about two miles from Belt. He was cut and fractured. he died before medical help arrived. Whyte, born in Scotland, had worked in Belt area mining operations and was a member of the Modern Woodmen of America.
A wedding trip ended in tragedy as Henry Teck and Aline express party member Henry Dugtor was killed while plans to travel in Europe were halted. The groom, related to Mrs. George Bagietson, was among prominent social circles with Princeton ties. The article also notes the sensational murder linked to Harry K Thaw and Stanton White, reflecting a chaotic blend of society and crime in this fragment.
A Salisbury hospital report describes compassionate, prompt care for the injured after a wreck. The mayor and head doctor oversee efforts to ensure humane, first class medical attendance and rapid attention near the scene. Allentown obituary notes Koch as a wealthy, influential citizen, founder of Alten building, and trustee of Muhlenburg hospitals and local banks.
London July 1 Mayor George B McClellan of New York narrowly escaped danger when a wreck on the American line special train occurred near Plymouth. His baggage misplacement and a last minute decision kept him from joining the Cherbourg leg. Dead and missing were reported, with chaos at Salisbury and confusion over identifications. Vice President and Mrs Fairbanks met in Washington as talks on Congress adjournment continued.
President writes Representative Dixon about opening the Blackfeet reservation surplus lands. He cautions water rights and irrigation timing, noting state law applies and that early white settlement may claim most waters. Conference with Carter and Dixon expected to shape a bill conserving Indian rights while aiding Montana development.
In Chickasha Oklahoma near Womack a Black man who admitted guilt for harming Ira Robertson’s 1-year-old daughter was captured last night. He was brought to the crime location where he confessed again, prayed, then was strangled and burned at the spot. his charred body was later buried under a tree near Walnut Street, under Marshal Purcell’s orders.
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