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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1906
Page
15
A damaged account describes military and police actions in a city during labor unrest. Troops and cavalry faced demonstrations while banks and financial centers remained on alert. Public calm returns in central districts as some trades resume and eight hour workdays are contested.
Feam en RE Onn rE CrrE neo and onan ormene win as final move nears in a dramatic contest.
The United Mine Workers convention opens in the city with mobs and strikes affecting the area. Mitchell presents a report urging no retreat and calls for peace while Dr Neill, sent by no one, meets with officials and heads to Washington to influence the proceedings. Negotiations continue ahead of Monday’s planned session.
Seattle on May 2 reports from Mrs. David Logan wife of a lineman who helped recover bodies from the Valencia wreck. She says another survivor may exist in Wandering Ty. An Indian party brought a survivor to safety and bodies found remain largely unidentifiable.
San Francisco reports record low crime after the earthquake and fires. With saloons closed and many haunts destroyed, police state criminal activity has diminished as troops and Marines patrol residential blocks. Officials predict saloons may reopen in two months once order is restored.
St Petersburg May 2 The imperial rescript announcing Count Witte's retirement from the premiership will not be published tomorrow but for all intents and purposes marks the end of the Witte regime Goremykin has assumed the premiership and the opening of the national assembly is planned with minimal ceremony Minister of Justice A K Y Moff is expected to accompany Witte into retirement though not as a friend He was a staunch supporter of Durnovo in his clash with reformers and his successors will be Cheglovitov as assistant minister of justice The reactionary move may not be worse than liberalism of recent months but will face a united opposition and be subjected to strong scrutiny Meanwhile Chicago reports the engagement of Hilda Colhide to Dr W Foster of Helena Montana.
In Vancouver area near North Bend B C two people die and others fall ill after consuming wood alcohol. Victims named Mrs De Tauckson and N Hurley plus many more affected. Police and officials note poisoned consignment and warn against illicit spirits. A separate item mentions Otto Kelsey being appointed head of Insurance otherwise unrelated.
Reports from Milwaukee Detroit and Buffalo indicate a broad strike by unions including foundry workers longshoremen and harbor associations. The movement tied to President Keefe threatens multimillion dollar losses with embargoes disrupting lake commerce and port traffic as crews stay idle in several cities.
New York traders faced a dramatic stock market collapse with heavy selling from the opening bell. Prices sank through the day as rallies failed and brokers rushed to dispose of shares, with Amalgamated Copper and Northern Pacific among the notable declines amid widespread demoralization.
May 2 report from San Francisco states Mayor and Major General Greely plan to prosecute repeat offenders targeting the homeless and hungry. Officials warn unlawful large relief supplies and fraud at port facilities will be pursued under new laws. Anonymous tips not accepted. details on time and place will be announced. A separate item notes Felix Noche buried after a cave-in during a rescue, with four hours spent extracting him. Washington May 2 indicates Isthmian Canal Commission seeks 26,048,281 dollars for canal-related action by June 3 fiscal year end.
May 2 Helena dispatch reports Dennis Kane dies at age advanced near Helena. Kane, born Tyrone County Ireland, resided in St John New Brunswick before moving to the region. His death attributed to old age after a sudden collapse. He leaves three sons Anthony, AW, and Phoinas, plus his daughter Mrs John Gilson of Minneapolis.
San Francisco May 3 The California Canneries Company reports plans to hire 200 workers at the new plant on Market Street and Channel, with 800 more positions anticipated as canneries begin operations. The season aims to process berries and early fruits, using temporary facilities until full operation. Harrisburg Pa May 2 Governor Tener issues a proclamation urging citizens to aid law and order amid disturbances, vowing violence will not be tolerated.
Washington reports a Senate and House inquiry on Smoots seating and eligibility as charges face a split majority vote to sustain. The hearing showed some support for unseating him but no clear consensus, risking an uncertain report and constitutional questions about the required vote.
Unsigned text indicates Martinique offered relief funds of nearly six million francs for disaster after San Francisco turmoil but the president objected. Officials note efforts and potential actions were discussed, with no final approval reported.
Washington May 2 The California delegation argued against the resolution noting there should be no heat effort to cure government faults as part of reconstr uction of the stricken city They discussed whether to pursue the measure or present it to the House committee awaiting final decision and referred the resolution to the committee.
N May 2 Max Dietrich a worker confessed to a serious case involving eight women as victims. Authorities report Dietrich admitted to the crimes during questioning this morning. Police say all eight victims were women and the case is under further investigation.
May 2 lepers at Matokial settlement held a meeting and issued resolutions in a vigorous tone. They raised funds through a collective appeal, collecting support from about 400 persons each giving from small amounts. Resolutions were prepared for forwarding to Mayor of San Francisco and Honolulu board of health. Aberdeen sent aid as described at the Hinwal meeting.
May 2 Chicago officials condemned city hall as dangerous to occupants. Chief Satie Jary and Inspector Hedrick ordered immediate vacating. Several adjoining county buildings housed in the same complex listed as unsafe due to settled walls and disjointed plumbing, delaying operations and prompting possible new construction.
Helena May 2 an article of incorporation reports another large livestock stock company promoted by Lewis Penwell of Helena with a capital of 22500. Principal office listed in Helena. Directors include Stevens Meagher county figures. Company holdings claim 13500 acres and 37260 head of stock. Officers named Stevens president Penwell vice president Thompsun secretary treasurer. The Musselswell Meagher County area to be served via St Paul extension.
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