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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1905
Page
1
Mutineers seize a Russian naval vessel amid a dramatic confrontation as forces attempt to retain control. The incident marks a bold statement during escalating tensions at sea, with crews and authorities assessing the ship’s allegiance and fate.
Mutiny aboard the Potemkin grips Odessa as officers are killed and the ship falls to the crew. Barricades rise, fighting rages, and a general strike spreads through the city while the mutineers train guns on streets. A police agent is killed, a bomb strikes the Cathedral Palace, and authorities seek naval support from Sebastopol.
London report details rising alarm over Odessa bombardment and Black Sea unrest. British firms and 400 to 500 residents in Odessa face fear as incendiaries hit Sebastopol yards and mutinies challenge the Sebastopol squadron. Continued on Page Two.
Cornell triumphs with swift sprints over a challenging aristo course on the Hudson River. The event highlights quick times and strong performances amid a disciplined field.
In a tangled report from a Syracuse to Cornell regatta, Cornell took the freshman eight, beating Syracuse narrowly. Cornell earned two firsts and a second to Syracuse's one first and two seconds, while Columbia claimed third in the varsity and Georgetown showed steady improvement in Intercollegiate rowing.
Portland Ore June 28 United States Senator Mitchell delays jury until Friday at earliest as District Attorney Heney wraps up prosecution. Judge Bennett to begin defense, Thurston to follow, Heney to close, with De Haven to instruct if time permits. Heney accuses perjury and subornation involving Judge Tanner and Harry Robertson amid a firm books dispute.
Baron Rosen the new ambassador to the United States and Baroness Rosen left Paris for Cherbourg and then boarded the Kaiser Wilhelm II at Le Havre bound for New York. They were escorted by intimate friends and Russian officials.
Cornell swept the varsity and freshmen events while Syracuse took second. In the varsity four oared race the teams swapped places, restoring Cornell’s former prestige amid Syracuse’s strong showing and Wisconsin’s disappointing outcome.
The congressional irrigation commission toured the Huntley project area near Billings on June 28, viewing fields of alfalfa, blue stem, orchards, and springing farmhouses. They studied government canal work, heard remarks by Senators Newlands Carter and Montana representatives, and planned further inspections at Cody and the Shoshone project.
Kent Roosevelt and Secretary Taft conferred for over an hour over the resignation of Chief Engineer Wallace of the Panama canal commission. A public statement will be issued in Washington tomorrow forenoon. Taft declined to discuss action or details of the Wallace affair. Tate departed Boston for Washington at 7 55 p m. Cambridge Mass June 28 press. San Francisco June 2 the yacht Academy sails for the South seas on exploration voyage.
London June 28 Miss Ada Behan the American actress visiting here was taken ill last Monday and diagnosed with appendicitis. The physicians stated the condition had not worsened and surgeons, who had prepared for an operation, decided against surgery. The Associated Press reports she is improving and will likely recover without an operation.
The report notes a midnight mobilization in 81 Petersburg and Moscow with about sixty thousand called to colors. Many who did not respond were seized at home and workers complain as orders aim to maintain regimental strength despite earlier reductions. Socialist agitators face criticism as coal workers in Southern Poland threaten railroad action to disrupt government moves.
Livingston authorities search the Yellowstone river after Riverside residents report spotting a woman's body with a parasol and a dog collar drifting downstream. The mute and parasol are recovered, suggesting a drowned woman in the cold season. coroner and police vow continued watch for further signs.
Fragmented notes report Henderson facing a stroke of paralysis with unclear details. The text mentions Debden Tawatana and Hasaer, referencing departments or representatives amid garbled wording. Reading hints at a medical event affecting Henderson and potential timeline.
Portland article reports Mis TLE Myers and Mrs William Jones, visitors from Jefferson, Ore., found dead in their apartment at 256 Eleventh Street. An open gas jet led to the deaths, as a rush of air likely extinguished the flame. Mrs Myers tried to reach air but died at the door. Mrs Jones did not awaken.
Oklahoma City Oklahoma June 2 Grace Mason two and Matt Grayson six were murdered on the Fox Indian Agency this afternoon. The crime is believed committed by the woman’s husband who is being hunted. Both heads were split open with an axe.
Cohn, a Cargon merchant, filed a mining location claiming all ground occupied by the state capitol after reports of gold found in sands raised by artesian wells in Carson City. The depth reached over 200 feet as Nevada began a development effort surrounding the capitol square.
Seattle on June 8 Kuhn, a postmaster, attempted to swallow poison to escape arrest. He slipped to his home and took a large morphine dose, but physicians saved his life.
In Carnate Virginia on June 7 the grave of Molly Pitcher the heroine of the battle of Monmouth was formally marked with impressive ceremonies led by the Patriotic Order Sons of America indicating a commemorative observance by local patriots and veterans groups.
San Francisco dispatch reports Gen Leonard Wool began a three year overseas assignment after a brief stop in the city. He expects a three week return, then a week here before proceeding to the Philippines for three years.
Pattison leads race for Chio's governorship amid regional contest. Voters weigh policy contrasts and party alignment as campaigns intensify nationwide.
The Ohio Democratic convention in Columbus after a six hour session named the ticket for the November state election. Pattison for governor Hock for lieutenant governor Mathers for supreme judge Ma n for attorney general Ma n for state treasurer McGovern for the board of public works. The body also discussed regulatory reforms and denounced corporate power. The convention featured demonstrations and mentions of W J Bryan and President Roosevelt amid party lines.
President Roosevelt attended Harvard University’s 25th anniversary of the class of 1880 ceremony. He received no new degrees but participated in multiple exercises, including a Memorial Hall address and a luncheon. He toured the Germanic Museum, then discussed the Panama canal with Taft before nightfall.
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