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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1907
Page
6
Boise trial coverage centers on Steve Adams and Harry Orchard with Adams reportedly ready to testify. Witnesses linked to mining clashes in Idaho and Colorado including Mrs Ide Orchard and Pinkerton agents loom large as defense and prosecution shape the pathway to verdicts.
A man at South Hat field near Naples reportedly died while bathing in a plunge bath at Minit baths yesterday. Fire and rescue attempts failed as the swimmer sank underwater, with officials citing drowning as the cause after a struggle likely caused by unknown factors.
In Denver a Western Federation of Miners convention opens tomorrow with about 200 delegates from Alaska, British Columbia, Mexico and western states. Charles Mayer remains president and William Haywood secretary treasurer, as elections for officers are deferred to the next mountain session.
Pollock 28 year old freight train brakeman dies after 14 ore cars and 48 sheep cars derail three miles west of Great Falls on Flood Hill. One track torn up 1,500 feet, 200 sheep killed, traffic delayed 12 hours. Coroner finds defective rails caused the wreck. Pollock recently resigned to ranch, survived by wife. He was a member of the Mudera Woodmen of America at Great Falls.
Blackfoot Idaho June 3 exr bp Stevenson a undertaker employed in Ne 7 eh Bielhan furniture store corte visited sulgida last malt by shooting himself through the heart. Stevenson a young man about 20 had kept company with Miss Minnie Rodgers daughter of a wealthy stackman. He called last evening to propose marriage which was declined. He then murdered to kill her with a dagger inflicting a early wound on her wrist. The timely arrival of nel probably saved her life. After the attempt on the voting woman any wife Stevenson then went uptown procured a revolver returned to the house and after failing to gain entrance blew his brains out.
General Kuroki and his party were entertained at a formal dinner in Seattle with Brigadier General Wood and Major Charles Lynth among the attendees. The gathering honored the distinguished guests and featured remarks on American progress and mutual affiliations, as Kuroki urged friendly applications of American achievements.
The annual Montana state tournament drew many local clubs to Billings where Missoula shooters led with the high average and Helena rivals claimed medals. Wind hindered scores but participants praised hospitality as the event wrapped with awards and plans for next year.
The ministry announced the resignation of Mr. Parks after a failure to obtain parliamentary agreement. The move comes amid ongoing obstruction by opposition blocs and signals a shift in leadership as the government seeks new stability.
Massive demonstrations erupt as wine adulteration protests trigger a general strike. At a May 19 Perpignan gathering a vow to act if demands aren’t met sparks resignations of mayors and municipal staff. Crowds swell with bishop aided venues and rail lines mobilizing 400plus subgroups. Public order remains firm amid nationwide disruption.
Two passengers were killed and about fifteen injured when a Dos Angeles Railway trolley coach overturned near Colorado and Center streets in Los Angeles. Witnesses say the car sped around a turn and went over. Names of the dead and injured persons include Gwendelou Surroughs of Grass Valley and Wiry Vent, with Jack Creen among the injured.
Permanent union of Billings merchants to form a chamber of commerce takes effect Monday at city hall. A mass meeting of citizens was called weeks ago to form committees and plan preliminaries. The aim is to increase membership to include every business man and taxpayer in the city.
American representatives press for broader use of the permanent Hague tribunal to settle international disputes and push for stricter laws on warfare. They seek earlier declarations of war, neutral rights protections, and limited contraband lists while aiming to curb bombardment and private-property seizures at sea.
A proposed alliance among anti ministry groups and Japanese reform factions in Tokyo aims to topple Japan's current government. The plan seeks a recall of Ambassador Viscount Aoki and an apology from the United States, with coordinated demonstrations and perceived coercive diplomacy in San Francisco.
A Japanese press analysis discusses recent trouble in California focusing on a San Francisco bath home and restaurant incident. It urges readers not to generalize about Japanese Americans, stresses cautious U.S. Japan relations, and calls for firm government action to address discrimination concerns while preserving friendship between nations.
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