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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1907
Page
11
A child perished when earth collapsed into an abandoned shaft at Centerville. The incident occurred about 150 feet underground, with authorities investigating the cause and safety conditions of the site.
Cecelia Evelyn Sullivan, 16 months, dies after falling into an abandoned 150 foot shaft in Centerville. Rescued by improvised windlass and brave bystander efforts. child lived about an hour after extraction. Parents Patrick A. Sullivan and Mrs. Sullivan planned a family trip to Columbia gardens when the tragedy occurred.
The long running trial nears conclusion as the tenth week unfolds with the case approaching a reasonable distance to verdict. Fact and timing details remain limited but indicate progress toward closure in the high profile proceedings.
Boise July 14 with Judge Tremont Wood presiding the Haywood case enters its tenth week of hearings. Both sides have rested and rebuttal has begun as prosecutors discuss a conspiracy among Western Federation of Miners leaders to intimidate opponents and push a union controlled order across the country. Continued on Page Nine.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Rhyolite Nevada July 14 claims Walter Scott's long secret Nevada mines in the Panamint mountains will be opened as Horace A Dunn of the Goldfield Chronicle confirms the ore riches and pending settlement with the Girard bankers. Dunn describes two years of contact, the vow to reveal the location, and a near-term rush to stake grounds once the Girards settle for their claimed half interest. The piece notes Scotty’s history with Buffalo Bill's Wild West, prior grub stake dealings, and a looming open mining era once conflicts are resolved.
A crash on Roanoke M6 injures nine and racks up property damage to restaurants and other local buildings. Officials report costs over five cents in reparations and call for cleanup crews.
A four hour mob riot last night damaged nine Greek restaurants three Greek shoe shining parlors and two Syrian shops in Roanoke Virginia Police and fire department crews responded with water to quell the disturbance Mayor Cutchin and several officers were injured Greek consul notified Seven men arrested with one released on bail to appear at a Tuesday hearing Most Greek establishments are repairing and have legal counsel engaged Continued on Page Four.
A dramatic incident mars the national fete as two shots are fired at President Fallieres. The event prompts heightened security measures and a government inquiry into the attack plot amid tensions surrounding the republic.
In Paris July 14 a naval reservist Leon Maille fired at President Fallieres as he left Longchamps after reviewing the Paris garrison. The president was unharmed and Maille was immediately arrested amid threats of lynching and heavy guard protection amid anti militarist demonstrations.
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