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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1903
Page
7
Report on the battle plan surrounding Admiral Ro j Estvensky and the Straits of Formosa. Discourse notes the potential dangers to Russian squadron, with mention of naval strategy and press reaction amid uncertain passages.
Japanese cavalry moved deep into Russian lines near Giunshu Nass, losing a skirmish northwest of a main route on May, then retreated toward Tanslelan station twenty miles north of Gunshit Vides. Apparent aim was reconnaissance, with reports of a man seen heading toward Tsiist har, 16 miles west of Marble, and General Urs on a special train en route.
General Linrsiien reports Russian forces attacked positions on the left bank of the One Than River south of Chandache. Japanese forces reportedly suffered heavy casualties and were driven back from Nanthouter after fierce fighting near a village in front of Chandane.
A cryptic wartime summary notes Admiral Virilofl leaving St Polorsties for Vhadthea and forces marching toward Vladivagiak. It mentions Rojestvensky’s arrival and coal shipments en route, with probes of the Japanese flank. General Mistchenka is described as striking after five days’ bombardment, reaching toward the Japanese lines.
In St Petersburg on May 25 Admiral Ayellan of the Jinssian admiralty confirms dispatches paying Vice Admiral Stojeaivensky 18 steaming marth to yield to Admiral Togo. Reports note possible fleet meetings may arrive any day as markets in Cincinnati and New York reflect assets near equal at about 160000 dollars.
A chaotic report describes Despongent Mar ending his life by self inflicted wounds during a night in Beth city. Neighbors recall a tense atmosphere as authorities investigate a fatal river incident and a possible suicide at the scene.
Four people died when a train struck them near Louisville, Ohio. Victims include Canten Ohie Atay SMe and Wha Gust Mier of Lowsville and Mrs Trowell and daughter Ani of THnG Tod. Bodies found near the engine and scattered along the track as the accident occurred just inside the village limits.
Cheyenne May 25 Jules Scott denied the motion for a ROW in the Cat. WL v. Coly divorce suit. The case will proceed to the state supreme court on appeal.
In a tense sequence at city hall, Mayor Weaver ousted two former officers amid a gas lease dispute and internal political backlash. The drama triggered council tensions, votes, and a looming state supreme court decision as the fallout widens across departments and public scrutiny.
In Trinidad Colorado on May 2, after a two day trial, Joseph Johnson was found guilty of first degree murder for the April shooting of Joby Kas. The trial featured testimony from prominent locals and included a council-like gathering that sought to influence the proceedings. Police reported tensions as officers pursued suspects but maintained control of the scene.
Florence Fletta, a 16 year old resident of Stockett, says Joan Yonkers betrayed her promise of marriage and that she owes him arrest warrants. Yonkers had been acquitted recently of a different charge. He was last known in Helena, with unknown current whereabouts.
Stockton reports a bank incident where cashier Kahn shot himself causing the Oakdale bank to close. Directors including president Dorsey met to address the situation while the state bank commissioner was notified. Condition of the cashier described as improved but wary.
A Boston area wave of bank and trust failures shocks creditors and workers. The Burnett Culumingy Co bank on Mile Street faced a voluntary bankruptcy petition with assets of about 1.7 million dollars. Receivers were appointed as roads and salt damage hindered operations. The Worcester Savings Bank is listed among major creditors with eighty four thousand dollars claimed. Western institutions from Chicago and New York are noted among creditors as investigations proceed.
Virginia City dispatches report McAttee, a Madison wool grower, seriously wounded after a confrontation at Meadow Creek ranen. Charles Dalton surrendered to bounty hunters after the clash near Hamdard, Virginia. Sheriff Dell and deputies proceed to arrest Dalton amid suspicions of cattlemen trespass on sheep pastures.
An early report describes a large blaze engulfing Chester, wiping out several homes and local businesses. The fire damaged general merchandise stores and several cabins. No injuries are listed, and the cause remains under investigation.
At Almosta Georgia on May 2 a collision between a passenger train and a Louisville and Nashville car resulted in two deaths, one fatal injury, two serious injuries, and three minor injuries. The accident occurred on the Augustine Aiken railway near the South Carolina bank of the Savannah River. Names and precise injuries were reported for several injured passengers.
At Warsaw on May 25 a wave of reform clashes erupted as Jewish groups attacked socialists and property. Mob violence destroyed shops and furniture, with doors breached and windows smashed. Cossacks fired on crowds, wounding several as authorities failed to intervene promptly.
A Northern Montana sale report notes large quantities of wool traded with L & Co and various brokers. Records show hundreds of thousands of pounds moved, including clips from Cont butte and Wesangan regions. The commerce reflects shipments tied to Augusta area sources and local wool firms.
In Spokane Washington on May 3 a lone robber entered a River side avenue saloon and threatened the dozen patrons with a revolver. He took about $1 from the till and fled as a pistol duel arose. three hours later George Tandley was captured nearby. The robber matched a witness description from the victim and was identified later.
The wedding of Miss Lizkin Tonston, daughter of Sir George and Mrs Wu, to Capt. Wehmohd Pearson Honeon occurred today at the home of Mr and Mrs Int in this place. The ceremony was quiet due to the recent death in the family. Best man was James Tribsan.
Two trolley cars headed from Westport suburb returned early in the morning after a derailment or mishap, with several persons involved and authorities reporting on the incident.
The Savannah financier Daniel S. Levey, once the wealthiest citizen of Savannah, shot himself after being questioned about the murder of Gerry Berry. Attorney Dan S. Berry, a former official of the county, denied knowledge of the killing as suspicions swirled around Berry. Neighboring accounts describe Pulford, a rising Savannah banker and city electric official, under great strain for two months before his dramatic act.
Cornelius P. Shea, president of the International Teamsters Union, was held in contempt after refusing to answer questions before a Master in Chancery, with Judge Kohlsaat ruling some replies could prejudice his criminal case. Bernard Mullin and Jim Hobe also cited, jailed but held in nominal custody pending habeas review. Striking drivers and deliveries continued with limited disturbances and guarded wagons. police offered protection but many firms declined, awaiting possible arbitration.
In Bellingham on May 2 an officer’s courier indicts Anat Unk and others as suspects in the murder of Frederick T. Dames, found 10 feet under a coal shaft near the cabin. Witnesses say guards saw a towel linked to the crime. In St Paul on May 25 a miner died after a fall down cellar steps, authorities report.
The land office at Miller City reports cancellations of desert land entries in Rosebud Dawson and Cuater counties. About 3,200 entries already reported bring total to over 6,000 acres to be opened to public domain. Names listed include T W Landing Berlan Writer Agnew Ky win Swen J Hi Roberts Willan Kere John Aronson and Rarko John Anderson.
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