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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1905
Page
1
An outburst of violence in Lodz after a funeral and rising revolutionary mood led to widespread riots. By Friday the streets resembled a battlefield with barricades, arson, looting, and heavy casualties among rioters and civilians. Police and troops deployed to quell the chaos.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Livingston June 24. L. Soleman of St. Petersburg, traveling through America, describes widespread Russian belief that divine retribution follows czarist defeats. He notes Jewish missionaries after Kishinev preach vengeance, warns Americans of Russia’s hidden frustration, and says reforms are unlikely while power remains concentrated. Soloman is a wealthy St. Petersburg merchant touring for recreation.
A Texas Bankers association train arrived in Butte from Anaconda with Texas guests greeted warmly by Montana bankers. The party toured the city and smelter, exchanged toasts at a banquet, and planned further stops from Anaconda to Yellowstone Park before returning home.
Governor Folk and Sheriff are reported at odds over the betting game. The dispute centers on policy or public stance connected to the wager.
Sheriff Herpel of St. Louis county says raids and militia use are unnecessary and warns troops could be shot if sent without his request. Only eight arrests were made by two deputies as Governor Folk ordered a raid on the Delmar track to enforce the anti betting law.
A Montana association named the State at Large Business League is organized at a meeting in Billings. Leaders say the group will promote statewide business interests and coordinate commerce goals across cities.
The Montana Business Men's League was formed in Billings after a state commercial clubs convention. P. B. Moss of Billings was named president with a full slate of officers and an executive committee including leaders from Great Falls Lewistown Bozeman and Helena. Butte will host next year’s meeting after a close vote.
Paris reports growing war fever as France weighs possible armed response to the Morocco dispute. Officials say no crisis with Germany, but military readiness rises with 530000 on peace footing and reserves could push toward about a million men if mobilization proceeds. Diplomatic views urge conference and caution.
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