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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1903
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR of the Declaration of Independence offers the core claim that the United Colonies are free and independent states. It mentions severing allegiance to Britain, pursuing peace, alliances, and commerce, and pledging lives and sacred honor.
Detroit July 3 The Central Conference of Rabbis endorses maintaining the historical Sabbath as a fundamental Judaism pillar and urges the executive committee to form a special committee to study enhancement methods The meeting also elected officers and adjourned sine die while noting a report on the Sabbath Commission and postponing further consideration until next year A telegram was sent to President Roosevelt praising his actions on related matters. Fire in Newark Avenue leaves 21 rescued, two hospitalized with burns and smoke inhalation. origin suspected incendiary. damage minimal.
Seattle, July 3. Detective Ryan of San Francisco, seeking Bunco Man Ceorge Roberts, was intercepted at South Tacoma by deputy sheriffs who cut Robets from handcuffs and moved him to Pierce county jail after a writ from the supreme court.
In Dublin a special corporation meeting to consider presenting an address to King Edward on his approach to Ireland was broken up by an uproar in the public galleries. Lord Mayor Timothy Harrington left the chair after failing to quell the disturbance and adjourned the session. The Battery crowd chanted God Save Ireland and remained until officials removed them.
Alexander Grant reports the violent killing of M. I. Dawson, a Texas Mines official, in Ocampo Sonora. Dawson and partner Norris were prospecting when three Mexicans invited him to eat, then shot him from behind and robbed him. Dawson's sun found with suspects later jailed. a third shooter remains at large amid mule buyer rumors.
Lwise N. Blank of Richboro Pa was arrested on Tuesday for stealing flowers from Braves and killed himself with a head shot. Worry over the arrest prompted the act in Doylestown Pa on July 2.
In Lesington Kentucky on July 2 a report says a group of men believed to number about one are traversing Harrison county where jurors for the trials of Curtis Jett and Thomas White have been transferred to Cynthiana.
Helena resident Mrs. Daniel W. Fisk, a noted musical genius, composed a piece played by the Madison Square Garden orchestra on July 4. James B. Walker of Syracuse Heritage found the manuscript years after Fisk’s death, and it was chosen for the opening selection. Captain Fisk, who died recently in Brooklyn, lay beside his wife at Balt Lake. Annie Phares, tried for murder by poisoning her husband Albert Phares, was acquitted.
Waterloo, Iowa resident Andrew McElhenny, a millionaire, collapsed and died at his residence today from heart failure. Police and medical staff responded, and the death is reported as due to natural causes pending official confirmation.
The Angila cable ship arrived in Honolulu to land the Honolulu to San Francisco section of the Pacific trans ocean cable. The line from Manila via Guam and Midway should be complete by tomorrow morning with the first message expected to President Roosevelt for Governor Taft at noon.
A July weather roundup reports snow in Colorado and Illinois, heat deaths and prostrations in Philadelphia and Chicago, and intense heat with a fatal sun stroke case in Washington. Snow fell in several western towns while heat waves caused multiple fatalities and many illnesses nationwide.
In Richmond July 32 a Woreet car Pike fatality occurred when Charles K Sznamam, a striking worker, died during an attack alleged to be by W tH Lowery, another striker. A coroner's jury ruled the death justifiable homicide amid ongoing strikes. Cars remained tied up city and suburban lines.
Rescue efforts advanced as crews moved toward the 7th level inside mine No. 1. A 5200 foot dip path suggests corpses may be found near the bottom while fire walls are sealed. Families of 220 dead endure destitution as Wyoming and Colorado aid groups appeal for relief.
A mob abducted John Os born, a Black man, from officers near Monroe and hanged him after he allegedly assaulted and robbed Miss Ligsie Ents in Union County. In the same incident, Harry Benson was wounded and others were hurt, with unclear details and locations. The report notes escape and mentions nearby identifiers including Jacksonville and Jeffersonville.
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