Thaw and Wife Butte Houses Seek To Talk
A fragmentary entry notes Thaw and his wife in Butte seeking to talk amid unclear details. The readable text mentions a tumble and faint references to waves and people, but lacks concrete context or outcomes.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1906
Page
11
A fragmentary entry notes Thaw and his wife in Butte seeking to talk amid unclear details. The readable text mentions a tumble and faint references to waves and people, but lacks concrete context or outcomes.
Turmoil and conflicting statements mark the Thaw case as Mrs. Thaw and Harry Thaw consider public statements while legal counsel negotiates lines of defense. A judge and attorneys emphasize discretion, with Thaw’s associates signaling caution about forthcoming disclosures. Meanwhile a separate rescue story recalls a hotel collapse where patrons and staff escaped as a wing of the building gave way and firefighters controlled a blaze.
In Oakland on July 6, Waltham Begulin a San Francisco teamster was shot dead during a fight with two special officers Le H Baldwin and George Starr at a picnic near Shell Mound park. A bystander was wounded. the officers were jailed as the melee escalated with chairs bottles and a pistol firing in the crowded dance area.
Charley Dep uty, a Dillon saloon keeper, was thrown from a horse about nine miles west of town while en route to the races. The horse bolted on a curve, Dep uty was killed instantly from a broken neck and spinal injuries. His body was brought to Dillon and identified by an undertaker.
Paris July 15 surgeons tending M Sarraut wounded Friday report his condition considerably improved though rest is required. A further examination is planned to assess injury to the tongue while Clemenceau and cabinet ministers visited. Public interest in the Creatum case wanes as parliament closes for summer vacations and lawmakers depart for resorts.
In Los Angeles on July 15 a woman described as Mrs Osborne reportedly died by suicide after a breakdown. Neighbors say she had recently seemed distressed and refused to share what troubled her. Her mother resides at 1st Street. the Osbornes had traveled from Salt Lake City for the family.
Special Dispatch from Twin Bridges July 15 reports a horse riding contest drawing a large crowd. Joe Redfern, famed as a top rider, won the event with a bold fall but retained the lead by gripping the saddle as a bucking stallion tore through the course. Two riders escaped serious injury. no major incidents occurred.
Fragmentary text shows a clash of themes or events titled War and Peace at Same Time with unclear details. The readable phrases include nonstandard words and possible multilingual fragments. The item reads like a brief note or teaser rather than a full report.
Reports from Central America detail Salvadoran forces clashing with Guatemala troops over disputed border areas. Diplomatic cables indicate hopes for a ceasefire and resumption of peace talks mediated by the United States, with defense ministers signaling readiness to protect constitutional order. Simultaneous dispatches from Washington and Managua outline wartime tensions and international efforts to avert broader conflict.
London dispatch says General Koslov of the headquarters staff was murdered in a park at Peterhof. Three shots killed him. The unidentified assailant, described as a well-dressed man, is believed to be a revolutionary. The case remains mysterious with no political motive shown.
July report notes President Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt attending service at Christchurch in Oyster Bay. Mrs Esac, a frequent visitor, tried to be seated behind the presidential pew but was redirected. She waited outside as the president departed, and distant exchange followed. Two later items touch Pan American rates and railway freight issues as new topics emerge.
Report from Washington states British ambassador Sir Hears and US Secretary of State reached a tentative understanding with Japan on pelagic sealing boundaries and restrictions. The deal includes British and American cooperation to ban pelagic sealing and prevent hunting near the Pribilof Islands while safeguarding hunter indemnities.
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