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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1905
Page
1
Northward line movement described as the primary action with heat from New York city area noted. The report emphasizes no clear setup prospect and the changing weather or situation impacting plans. No further concrete details provided in readable text.
New York reports a severe heat spell with the highest 4 PM reading near 100 degrees and citywide prostrations. two heat deaths and under 50 cases noted. Ice company drivers strike, 1000 workers may walk out. demonstrations erupt as crews complain 2 PM to 9 PM shifts.
Chicago records four deaths and fourteen prostrations from intense heat. Temperature peaked at 100 degrees Fahrenheit at 1:20 PM, then fell after a lake breeze cooled the evening. Deaths include Dubinsky at Hammond Packing and John Goggan at his home. humidity was low and shade temperature reached 9 degrees in the shade.
Weather bureau reports no current plan for extreme heat to spread further for several days. The midsummer hot spell covers the Mississippi valley to Southern New England and Florida. Max temps include Philadelphia 96 Chicago 94 Cincinnati 94 New York 94 Detroit 92 Washington 93 St Louis 97 Pittsburgh 92 Boston 90.
In St Louis on July 17 the heat wave continues with no relief expected from the weather bureau. The day’s high reached 92 degrees and humidity topped 62 percent as residents endure the steamy conditions.
James W. Alexander former president of the Equitable Life Assurance Company is in a critical condition at Unkany Sanitarium near The Oaks Jesse Hyde's summer residence. He is barely conscious and requires constant attention.
Boston July 17 The directors of the American Woolen company voted to issue and offer to holders of preferred and common stock at par $100 a share five million dollars of 7 percent accumulated stock now in the companys treasury to provide additional working capital.
Explorer Robert E. Peary arrived in Boston from New York and soon left for Sidney C B to board the Roosevelt, on which he plans an expedition toward the North Pole.
The entire crew of 48 men aboard the British steamer Indian, sailing from Japanese and Chinese ports, was held at quarantine today to be observed for possible bubonic plague.
It is reported from Tokio on July 17 that the Russian warships Pallada Pobcida and Poltava, sunk at Port Arthur, are expected to be refloated soon.
More than 100000 Italians gathered in New York City’s Little Italy in Harlem to honor Our Lady of Mt Carmel. Thousands walked from Boston to Pittsburgh as a day of semi religious festivity unfolded with street altars and barefoot penance. Candles from Italy lit the processions while 300 patrolmen kept order amid out of town pilgrims camped in the streets.
Three 18 year old girls Carrie Bauer Nellie Hatten and Agnes McLaughlin were terrorized when Samuel Brooks and a companion rocked their boat causing it to capsize. The girls were rescued by bathers while Brooks was beaten by a mob and later arrested as police intervened to end the disturbance.
Lodz July 17. Part of the Pka Genburg regiment mutinied today and killed an officer. The mutineers were arrested. Owing to the state of siege citizens are compelled to contribute 1500 dollars daily for maintenance of the troops.
Anton Lingshire of Kessler brick works three miles from Helena was found unconscious with his head crushed by an axe. Robbery is suspected as motive. a $250 reward was offered by county commissioners for arrest and conviction.
Dr. Richards of Thermopolis, Wyoming, rode through mountains over 100 miles in about 11 hours to treat four injured men after an explosion at Kirwin gold mine near Meeteetse. Three workers, M. A. Chubb, W. M. Goss, and James Miller, were killed. four others were badly hurt. Ranchers supplied horses for four relay relays.
Carlisle D. Graham of this city and William J. Glover Jr of Baltimore swam the lower Niagara Rapids from the American side at Whirlpool to Lewiston covering four miles in 26 minutes. Glover led at first but eddy currents slowed him. both wore life belts. Glover reached Lewiston dock at 4 28, both uninjured. Graham, 55, had prior experience and rested after the attempt.
The steamer Bonita with 100 passengers aboard is partially submerged after a collision with the Idaho. Bonita reached the bank and landed all passengers safely before sinking near Chateolet bridge in Couer d Alene.
Appleton Wis July 17 report says Anawa Shawnee county a town of 500 population was wiped out by a severe windstorm today no confirmation by late hour
Sensational court action tests coal mining rights under navigable rivers. An injunction stops Bessimer Coal & Coke officers from mining on government property beneath the Monongahela River near Mo nongahela City until a hearing. Government lawyers push the case amid private interest backing.
Police hunt clues in Atchison as they probe the death of Mrs. Peasley wife of Albert Peasley a magnetic healer. Strychnine in her stomach raises questions about a poisoned paper bearing the partially erased name Cox. Authorities doubt Peasley’s claim of being away in Leavenworth last week.
Victoria July 17. Extradition case against George D. Collins hinges on San Francisco witnesses to prove perjury. Frank Higgins asks for at least two competent witnesses. police warn failure could jeopardize Collins return. Collins remains at large by day with an officer, citing a potential libel action over a Chronicle marriage claim.
Philadelphia editorials urge the mayor to take ten concrete actions to address crime and public safety. The urges call for coordinated police work, community programs, and stronger enforcement to reduce crime rates.
Philadelphia July 17. District Attorney refuses to charge conspiracy in city fraud cases. Mayor Weaver urged to act by special counsel Root MacVeagh Gordon and Auerbach. Root says mayor should proceed before a magistrate if DA fails, to pursue prosecutions to the law’s limit.
In Helena July the State Bar association resolutions on the deaths of EK W Toole and W F Sanders were presented. The court ordered the resolutions spread upon the minutes with dissent from Judge Milburn. Chief Justice Brantly and General Donovan led remarks praising the deceased and cautioning against setting a precedent. Holloway concurred noting equal tribute to all bar members.
New York July 1 The condition of United States Senator Clark improved following Saturdays radical operation. Physicians report hopeful signs if Wednesdays passage remains peaceful. The patient rests well with sleeps and moments of strength. Dr Mecrris, the senator's son in law, stayed nearby and left for the country in reassurance. Dr MecKernon oversees the case and checked in twice today.
The schooner Maid of Orleans, near West Port for days, was towed to safety by a passing steamer. Built in 1882, she is among the coast’s oldest vessels and sailed from this port toward Eureka about a month ago.
A sergeant of detectives was shot and killed by an unknown assailant in Warsaw. During the pursuit a patrol fired on the fleeing suspect and killed a merchant.
The Steamboat Clyde of Stillwater was struck by a tornado between Winona and Wabasha and sank in 18 feet of water. The crew escaped as Aron son and Folsom of Stillwater owned the vessel, which was towing a raft of logs and lumber and is reported a total loss.
Eugene F. Bert lawyer and president of the Pacific Coast Baseball league is in critical condition after shooting himself Saturday morning. Doctors hold hope for his recovery despite the grave condition and recent setback.
Evidence presented at an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing in Louisville shows 67 expense bills from the Southern Mississippi Valley association that were altered or duplicated to give a Louisville shipper an illegal 3 cent per 100 pounds grain advantage over rivals in southeastern markets. The inquiry follows complaints by shippers from St. Louis and other Mississippi and Ohio river points.
The deck crew of the Canadian government steamer Quadra walked off the ship at Victoria British Columbia on July 17 citing ill treatment by the mate. The crew demanded fair handling and immediate resolution of the dispute.
Helena reports a sensational divorce granted today by Judge Henry C. Smith. Dora Hirschberg obtained the decree from Julius Hirschberg after alleging cruelty. The couple married in Helena on June 14 at the Grandon hotel and honeymooned before the suit.
The widow of Gen. Willmon Blackmar and her sister Miss Brewer departed Boise Idaho for Boston with the general's remains traveling via the Union Pacific to Omaha. At Chicago they will be joined by national officers of the Grand Army of the Republic.
Boston is preparing for a funeral likely to be held next Sunday for Commander-in-Chief Blackmar. The city’s board of aldermen adopted resolutions and adjourned as a mark of respect. Blackmar served on the city government in 1872 73.
Indianapolis July 17 Adjutant General Russell B Harrison directed W H Hunt Idaho Spanish War Veterans commander to show every honor to the late Commander in Chief W W Blackmar G A R at Boise Idaho and extend courtesy to his family. Governor Hunt said directions will be fully complied with and the funeral is public with Spanish War Veterans participation.
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