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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1906
Page
13
A government manifesto calls for vigilant control over subordinates and quick, legal measures to crush disturbances and revolutionary movements. It notes the need to prevent discontent, uphold order, and favor decisive actions, with censorship on military news and preparation for broader upheaval as lines of authority remain firm.
A ranchman reports Wagner died near Rock Creek while camping with his brother in law. Wagner’s horse drifted, the rider fell, and the body was found tied to the horse by a pickel rope. Coroner Dr. Powers and local authorities dispatched to the scene as details remain scarce.
London July 3 M Alladin leader of the group of toil M Rodi the constitutional democrats and Mm Ostrogorsky Vasselliff and Professor Kro eff leader of Velsky who came from St Petersburg to London to at union left tonight With the exception of M Alladin they will proceed direct to Petersburg They fear arrest if they stay in Britain and plan Finland as refuge while special detectives trailed them to London and the inter parliamentary effort continues.
Paper workers in the International Payne company plants in the United States and Canada have given notice of a strike on August 4 unless working hours are reduced to eight per day with no loss of pay. The paper makers union will meet in New York on Monday to plan action.
Germans claiming brutal treatment at Jackson Lumber Company camps near Lockhart Alabama say they were lured to work, paid far less than promised, then held in subhuman conditions. They describe being beaten, forced to labor, and stripped while bosses tortured workers. The group sought help from the German consul as authorities move to arrest local officers and deputies.
Special dispatch reports a Northern Pacific train wreck near an early morning stop. Fireman Chauby was crushed at the boiler head while throwing a switch, body burned, debris covered the engine, four hours to recover. Engineer Thurber injured. coroner’s jury censured crews. Conductor Rapalja injured. Stickney offered a Chicago Great Western commission by Roosevelt.
A Utah holiday disaster injured several passengers at Salt Lakes when a siding mishap caused two engines to derail. A dislocated shoulder was the most serious injury, with a man unnamed among the victims. The resort crowd had been traveling by a company heavy train carrying thousands to Salt Lake City. Engine crews and trainmen escaped by jumping.
In Spokane on July the wreck of a submerged lake line locomotive led to six known dead with hopes the toll could rise to twelve. Rescue efforts using a steam derrick failed to recover all bodies as authorities and witnesses reported ongoing search in the depths.
Democratic organizers prepare to launch campaign operations in the West with key figures from Carrollton and Missouri guiding the push. Final arrangements set at Patines Auge 1 as local coordinators coordinate the movement ahead of July 4 events.
A missing man Cotterell, son of 8 in Amherican Falls, is pursued by authorities led by Mont and Soule. Bond evidence shown by Frapp and Witton Kasinak identifies his case as a state pursuit with calls to U.S. officials. Local reports place him in Idaho, with search efforts continuing and mentions of embassy figures and honor events tied to Longworth.
A major freight tieup in San Francisco worsens as rail cars backlog and shipments from the north flood the city. Southern Pacific officials meet with executives including El. Cal Vei GoW and Luce to address the congestion. A strike by Southern Pacific workers in Oakland compounds delays and heightens citywide disruption.
A man connected with labor disputes in Wardner was pursued by a mob through Butte streets last night. He fled east on Broadway after being cornered near Main, pursued by several men. The crowd grew volatile and police intervened, but the fugitive vanished into darkness and remained unfound.
The body of the late Rus Sell Sage will be guarded as funeral plans proceed. Services were held at First Presbyterian Church Bar Rockaway with clergy from nearby churches and prominent city figures in attendance. The casket was moved to Sage home on Fifth Avenue then to Grand Central for burial with guards to watch the temporary grave until arrangements are finalized.
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