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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1903
Page
13
Nebogatoff and Eleet are reported located near Selangom and Pater Passhs in an unclear notation. The brief mentions names Nebogatoff and Eleet with geographic references, but exact details are not provided. Further confirmation needed.
A distorted report describes naval activity near Tenang and Singapore with Russian ships advancing and British and Allied vessels seeking to delay operations. The piece notes air and sea battles, alleged dispersal of ships, and weather hindering Admiral Rozjestvensky’s fleet plans, signaling renewed tensions in the region.
The report from Singapore mentions Rear Admiral Neboratut, with speculation that Russian forces may react. Observers note it is uncertain whether Nebaratat has acted, while estimates suggest a ten day window for a decisive move or clarification.
London reports identify Nebogatoff with Hue Warshi forces in Selangor and under Rear Admiral Nebogatol’s division. Uncertain if the Russian warships are in court waters or near-capability before reaching nearby land. Reports from Singapore note Nebogatoff port calls at Babens after a collision damaged two ships, with crew names listed.
Chaos erupts as assailants ride into a church gathering killing seven and injuring many. A priest was attacked while others fled, police dispersed workers, and worshippers sought safety as the shooting disrupted the sacred service.
Warsaw reports May disturbances as crowds dissipate with troops patrolling. A 10 year old boy was struck by a saber, several injured, and 14 died at Jesus hospital. Widespread fear and wage unrest persist as authorities attempt calm.
Dead heats and a record crowd marked the Metropolitan Handicap day at Belmont Park. The feature produced a dramatic finish as King and Sysonby battled to a dead heat, with Keen eyes on the judges as they weighed the moments of the final stretch.
Reports from New York indicate Nan Patterson may be freed on bail as the court weighs her status. Details describe ongoing medical concerns, debates over readiness for trial, and cautious signals from defense and judges amid a fragmented, crisis era coverage of the case.
Fragmentary notice reports a large gift tied to the McCormick family and a reform proposal amid international talk. The text is garbled with multiple language errors and missing details.
New York May 1 After a lengthy conference commissioners from several states informally considered the situation with the Hemble secret Hoel. State Insurance Reporter Bendricks of New York discussed the investigatory inquiry and whether the commission would hire a management expert by June. The statement said no further results would be released at this time.
A Duluth hotel on Fifth Avenue suffered a devastating blaze early today. Three babes were among victims reported, with several guests missing or injured. The fire prompted urgent rescue efforts as authorities begin an investigation into the cause and spread of flames.
A daring hold up near Tallbanks involved a robber who failed to open a strong box during a night incident. The bandit threatened with a revolver, but inmates and staff held firm as the box remained untouched despite a forced dent from blows. Police nabbed the suspect soon after.
Fragmentary Washington item references Major George Me Wheeler and a May event. Mentions military service and a colorless note about equivalent authority, with unclear details and possible state or national context.
Reported yesterday a robbery at a Wauki Waee route involving Moy MIMOVER and a derreis searchligs team. Authorities fear more attacks as investigations follow through in Woodburn Ores and nearby Moy region.
The report mentions Pratt and New London officials with references to Connecticut politics and a May date. It notes nominees and committee members, including a figure tied to a crane or construction context, with emphasis on republican party involvement and regional civic activity.
In Red Lodge a house fire caused by an explosion of an oil lamp or slave cand led to the death and serious injuries of seven children. Five others escaped as flames ripped through the residence, with two children severely burned and one missing or presumed dead. Local authorities report the family may receive county assistance as winter weather and smoke hinder rescue efforts.
Fragmented OCR reports a deadly event near Chis TA with names like Clayton and Mourerlo, mentioning a man and wife killed and a subsequent death by suicide. The legible text is garbled and hard to follow, but indicates a violent incident tied to a family or community group and notes of influence and opposition.
Fragmented report notes an extradition order connected to a voyage of a person named Mackessirk or similar, with dates including May and a Far West location. mentions San Pranes and St Louis as related places in a government action this afternoon.
Kalispell records a fatal accident in which section foreman and yard worker Jo hi Khyser, a long-time Kalispell resident and member of the Yeo men order, was struck by a descending loose log in the railroad yard. He died five hours after being taken to hospital. Funeral arrangements to be conducted tomorrow.
Fairbanks opened the railroad congress in Washington at the New Willat hotel with about 50 delegates attending and 300 foreign delegates from major rail hubs. Vice President Fairbanks delivered welcome remarks followed by speeches from Sunny (or Suny) Venant Fish, president of the American station of the congress, and France Girard, temporary chair of the permanent commission of the event.
Henry Cahill fired a 90-30 Winchester at his home near Alder in the early morning, wounding himself through the left eye and causing fatal bleeding. His wife and sister were inside the house. neighbors heard the shot and found him. Doctors Kennett and Sheeran assess recovery unlikely but possible. Cahill’s depression centers on brother Stephen’s recent poisoning death.
A gale capsized a barge off Point Judith killing six including the captain and steward. The Moonbeam, a coal steamer, had been towing from Hoboken to Videure before the disaster. A second incident reports two sailors drowned while aboard Laguna, presumed the fourth infantry men Hoyle and Woendhe.
Indicted by the Federal grand jury on counterfeit currency charges, the two men were convicted and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary with fines. Clark stated one man lived in Dallas and had prior Montana and Seattle ties, while the other had worked various jobs in Bath and Great Falls. Several charges were considered, with the Great Falls case the primary alleged crime.
May 4 reports Sheriff Barrett to seize command amid riots and calls for militia. Two hundred deputies sworn in with hundreds more expected. Mayor Hearne and business leaders urge state aid as Chicago’s streets run red with clashes and violence inflames industry and transit.
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