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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1905
Page
8
A fragmented report notes socialist leaders barred from speaking in Germany, a note to Prince Radotin from the German ambassador, and actions by the socialist executive committee as they move to preserve world peace and solidarity among nations.
A Butte stationary engineers union dedicates a large north half of a building for a meeting space on Maintreet and Broadway. The event draws union members from Hutte Anaconda and guests, with social refreshments and remarks on unity and fair labor conditions. Helena news notes a separate case: Ken Tung a merchant in Seattle who returned to the U.S. and was ordered removed under immigration law.
Peter Harrington 21 of 110 Bell Street suffered a fractured right hip when a mine car jumped the track at the 40 level of the Anaconda mine yesterday morning. He was pushing the car toward the station and was trapped before help could arrive. The injury is described as not serious. Also noted: John Canovan, ill with pneumonia, showing improvement at St. James Hospital. Funeral for Dennis Donovan scheduled for 2 p.m. from 316 East Summit Street Emersonville. Various visitors and locals mentioned arriving in Butte from Boulder, Red Rock, and Billings venues.
New York on July 12 reports imperial Japanese loan subscriptions opened with stiff demand but limited allotments. Applications surged nationwide yet only part of the $50,000,060 of bonds for the United States was allotted, prompting a one day to ten day window for completion. The issue traded at around 87 percent in New York.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Bozeman reports the jury found Cyrus C Stratton guilty of forgery. The judge reserved sentencing to Friday morning at 9 30. Separately, David Murray stood trial for grand larceny involving a railroad ticket and money taken from Eugene Horton on June 18. Missing articles were recovered except some money. In Russia, mutiny fears rise as sailors of the cruisers Minine and Bremt face relief from duties amid food discontent. an official responsible is under arrest.
July 12 report from Grace Methodist Episcopal church notes the Methodists congress opening with a large gathering from Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana. Delegates come from multiple regions and plan to meet through the next week.
Harvard geology party led by Prof J B Woo travels to Montana for five weeks studying mountain ranges. Two undergraduates William Low Jr and Gilbert Hirsch join alongside S A Starratt and assistants including J W Eggleston under J C Alderson. The group will visit Crazy Mountains and Bozeman for field work with sheriffs directing security amid a dynamite incident nearby. The Vermont battleship launch is also noted with Miss Jennie Bell named sponsor.
July report from York details the sinking of the steam yacht Normandie after a collision with the Norwegian steamer Volund in the Hudson River off Dobbs Ferry. Three men, John Rudd, John E. Greene, and deckhand Joseph Hannigan, survived. Miss Gladys Dodge, Captain William Storm, and engineer are unaccounted. Coroner Frank Russell ordered arrests connected to the incident as witnesses and inquiries begin.
Senator Knox left Oyster Bay for New York after a long late hour meeting at Sagamore Hill with former attorney general P C Iphla. The talk touched many topics but centered on a matter of deep presidential concern, with no public statement on a conclusion. If needed, Knox may travel to Washington then Valley Forge.
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