Telephone wires cut east of Anaconda strike halts service
Luths ers patrons face outages as Rocky Mountain Bell workers strike across the region. Wires east of Anaconda and the Big Hole line were cut and only some repairs were made by managers amid detective efforts. The strike has crippledBel Telephone operations, with many linemen leaving town or finding other work.
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Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Anaconiia
Manger Huck
Butte
Match
Peng
Personcf
Rocky Jlauntiin Geil Telephone Company
Sal Lake
Anacondit
Bell Company Faces Strike Amid City Telegraph Turmoil
The Bell company contends a work stoppage by telephone linemen stalls upgrades on Cherry Street and delays new telephones. Manager Buch believes the protest centers on wages, while crews debate ironclad contracts as lines show stress but may ease with time.
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Buch
Promesa
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Denver
Camorra Revelations Roil Naples Politics and Police
The Camorra scandal shakes Rome and Naples with deputies named in criminal inquiries. Signor Giuseppe Romano and Deputy for Avarsi are accused amid church and police turmoil. Naples police confront alleged thefts and tomb looting linked to criminal rings as trials unfold.
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Denier
Agate 7
Camorra
Ievere Crimina
Giuseppe Romano
Pare Thamenuiry
Avarsi
Deulthias
Bignor Margari
Criminal
Aoclatios
Sehanzer
Minster
Pols Font Telegraphs
Rhone
Gevonr Tee
Doctor Allen Held To District Court
Special Dispatch reports Doctor William A. Allen faced district court proceedings after being charged with performing an involuntary operation on Annie Carlson. The hearing before Justice Mira Crimison was unable to proceed due to missing witness testimony, and Allen was held over to the district court with costs highlighted by local interest.
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Grellalnacy Hearley
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Annie Carlson
Mira Crimison
Della
Romnee
Federation of Miners Convention Debate Shapes Union Rules
The Federation of Miners meeting in Denver faced a convention agenda to prevent false representation and restrict eligibility for delegates. The Mahoney report drew mixed reception, urging tighter ties between directors and workers while proposing prohibitions on certain affiliations. The session discussed amendments, ethics clauses, and enforcement mechanisms ahead of next Monday’s vote and potential constitutional changes.
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Muyhonex
Showdown in Orchard Murder Trial Expected Witness Flood
Court preparations for the Orchard murder trial anticipate a flood of witnesses including Uley, with defense and prosecution poised to present a sequence of testimonies on the Steunenberg case. Judges, jurors, and legal teams brace for weeks of hearings as key figures like Grehard, Wade, and Tad dy’s are cited in expected testimony.
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Uley
Steunenberg
Flor
Cununberg
Grehard
Hin
Td- Sovilion Rodyrs
Cripple Creek
Taywood
Moyer
Pettlone
Dunn
Drehard
Gradley
Weyers Itinek
Itila
Abiaki
Markit Moorg
Oretlands
Aleka
Orehard
Eesting
Thes Fetter
Minera
Lee
Thaywood
Bronze Statue Remembrance of I P Bayard
A distorted obituary tribute to I P Bayard praises stainless integrity and public service. President Roosevelt and Judge Gray cite his steadfast principles, while reflections on his intense nature and civic devotion frame the memorial narrative.
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Roosevelt
Yegret
Bayard
Gray
Rayara
Laundry Workers Union Threatens Mass Walkout
A threatened strike by the Laundry Workers Union looms as members discuss quitting amid labor tensions. Officials vow action unless negotiations yield concessions, with implications for city laundries and service disruption potential.
Workers Press Wages and Work Conditions Demands
A fragment notes workers seeking wage increases from 2 to 5 or 6 dollars per day and longer hours, while proprietors claim they will refuse to sue or surrender to such demands. The passage reflects labor tensions and possible strikes.
Changes in Mentstiey Berlin June 22 Count Vosadowesky Welter resigns
Berlin reports Count Vosadowesky Welter resigns as imperial secretary of the interior and chancellor successor Dy von Bertwann Hollwig is named minister of the interior and vice president of the Prussian ministry. The Prussian ministry of the interior and other posts will be filled by Harr von Moeithy and Dr Stadt. public works minister San Bravidaco is named. Mayor Schniltz appoints Jom t Moore poles commissioner. Clarke Lawrenes confirmed deputy to oversee funds and sworn in as parliamentary commissioner with $85,000 remaining for completion.
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Intertor
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Stadt. Prasslay Ainister
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Schniltz
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