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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1906
Page
7
A fragmented report outlines growing revolutionary activity in the interior as peasant demands rise and a general strike looms. Government efforts to form a modern cabinet stall amid divisions with Stolypin feared to be pivotal.
A garbled report describes a Milwaukee area matter involving a government board and planned actions. It mentions a person and a tentative timeline but the specifics are unclear due to damaged text. The piece hints at preparations for an upcoming event or decision and reference to a local location and authorities.
In Helena and Minot circuits a husband seeks warrant against Cavanaugh amid a troubled marriage. Mrs Muhs, traveling from Williston to a health resort, refused liberty and faces custody claims tied to a ranch owner in Minot. authorities may release the suspect if Cavanaurh is freed.
Police recovered a memorandum book marked for blackmail in a pocket clue connected to Louis Subreindeb and Johan Hoppe. A wealth Italian widow, Mrs Phe Teresa, received a death threat letter signed Black Hand demanding 5000 dollars. Police investigate possible organized extortion ring.
A confused report notes Joseph Helnaeh, supported by the Wastanehest, pushing for the reinstatement of Officer Ovex amid today’s reception marked by compliance. Junix begins a two month leave of absence from Switzerland.
Fire swept through Kirkhead Tennessee on July 5 destroying almost all of the business section. Twenty houses were burned or damaged and several frame buildings were obliterated. Loss estimated at about $75,000 with many firms ruined.
Shriners and Imperial Potentate Clayton visit Bullet, meet officials, tour sites, and plan a ceremonial sand ride to the dunes. VIPs inspected by a committee, with a banquet and address to Mayor McGinniszy and others. About 300 lights adorned the Shriners emblem at the bathing pavilion as crowds attended.
In Cleveland on July 1 45 papers served on Mayor Folco to show cause why he should not be punished for contempt of a temporary injunction. Judge Fordday had barred city crews from sharing up air railway tracks on Pultow Street amid a dispute between the Cleveland Electric Railway Company seeking franchise expansion and the Forest Opera line amid mayoral opposition.
Cheyenne News reports that Catherine Duiker and former Miss Kildyville were swept from a ride when a cloudburst struck, tipping their boat and sending them downstream. They had been honeymooning at Renner ranches, which were dry as water rose and overturned the canoe.
Washington July 2. Through the state department the American Red Cross sent a dispatch to the Japanese government warning that funds needed for California earthquake relief are being raised locally. The Red Cross head estimates about 616,000 marks have already been received from Japan.
Oakland reports that the Southern Pacific Gringany division freight handlers won a wage boost from 22 to 25 cents an hour, effective August 1. Overtime rules were agreed, with 30 minutes or more triggering half pay for the extra time beyond the hour.
Fragmented OCR notes report a freight handlers strike ending and a new walkout looming in Osaki yards. Key figures mention wage demands and rapid action within about 60 days. The text references community officials and street names in garbled form, indicating ongoing labor unrest and employer pressure.
The funeral for Russell Sages was held with a private family service. A brief service was conducted by Rev. De Abate Tageman of New York before the body was laid to rest beside his wife. The monument to Sige is planned with the inscription I have done the best that one by the lay.
Fire tore through the vast warehouse of the Semadlon Weiss Kyle Ties Ming company, destroying roughly 69,000 sacks of rice and counting. Estimated loss reached around 0,000 with contents valued near 115.00. Officials investigated the blaze as it injured no one and burned through early today.
A chaotic meeting of stockholders at Mutricure exposes alleged private ventures linked to the companys banks. Accusations swirl around leadership figures and a bitter quarrel among directors over control and capital tied to a 14 000 000 venture involving Wyoming Valley interests.
A dramatic confrontation unfolds as Judge fargis orders men to capture feudists dead or alive. Armed mountaineers surround borders in a tense standoff. Reaver becks, Sherk, and Hineh are named, with the sheriff and local leaders facing pressure as arrests loom at night.
Local authorities report Mr Constantine is held in custody following charges linked to the Louise Wexchy case. Details remain limited as investigators proceed, with court appearances anticipated in the coming days.
A man identified as J Constant is in the county jail on a murder charge in Chicago. He was arrested near Tivoli after a long pursuit and alleged to have used aliases including Fritz Canreandine. The case ties to Mrs Louise H Gontey’s death during a trial series earlier this year, with details unclear and the suspect denying the charges.
The small community reels as thefts rise daily in the town of Warsaw and neighboring areas. Police report ongoing burglaries and increasing criminal activity amid limited resources and rising public concern.
Butte dominates Spokaneese in a lively display as chasing rivals, with Foxhound courage and captain Ho now leading the champions.
Half of the match play completed as indvident players contest rounds to decide the inter club championship. Meckinmon, Carr, Barker, Holbrack, Guilbert lead, with Nettleton the sole Spokane contender still active. Next rounds today determine four winners who join Cary and Bryant in the finals set for Saturday 46 holes to crown the champion.
In Hartje case testimony continues with witnesses from Washington and nearby areas describing statements by Mrs Rabby. The court reviews prior declarations and promises allegedly made about compensation related to a missing or disputed arrangement at Dye Marte’s residence.
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