May Lose Crown Also His Head in Russia Talk
A Democrat, commenting on the Russian ruler, warned that the crown and the head could both fall in ongoing power struggles. The remark framed a broader critique of autocratic rule and political risk.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1906
Page
11
Government Crisis Deepens As Parliament Clashes
In St Petersburg on May 28 1 0 a m the lower house censures the ministry and demands its retirement signaling a parliamentary crisis. Constitutional democrats warn of revolution while socialists cheer the turn with terrorist actions in Tiflis and Sevastopol. guards are kept in readiness at Krasnoye-Selo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Pantie
Rmy
Social Democrats
Tiflis
Sevastopol
Slovo
Krasnoye-Selo
Her First Girl to the People of Mercy
A brief notice proclaims a girl’s introduction to the mercy community, highlighting her first appearance and acceptance by local residents and officials.
Pardoned at the gallows Queen-to-be wins mercy
Madrid May 25 Princess Ena of Battenberg persuaded King Alfonso XIII to pardon Fernando Severa, condemned to death after a dramatic trial. A crowd in Badajoz cheered as the pardon arrived before the execution. Royalist celebrations and open air services filled Pardo palace as the king and princess toured estates and inspected military uniforms. Premier Mouret toasted the princess, calling her a treasure and wishing worthiness for the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Ena of Battenberg
Spain
Alfonso XIII
Fernando Severa
Ena
Severa
Badajose
Pardo
Ana
Alfonso
Nine men burned in Bratwell Gas Coal mine blast near Bentleyville
In Monongahela Pennsylvania area near Bentleyville, nine men were burned when a gas explosion trapped workers erecting a fire wall to halt a blaze from a heavy blast. Two suffered serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela
Bratwell Gas Coal Company
Bentleyville
Anniversary of Battle in Sea of Japan Celebrated
Tokio marked the anniversary of the Sea of Japan battle with brilliant festivities attended by the crown prince, noting it as the navy's red letter day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Government seeks help from the party leaders
Berlin reports that after dispatches to the Emperor and Chancellor officials held conferences with party leaders to agree on funding for the colonial department. A possible truce may allow a vote for a colonial under secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
von Posadowsky-Wehner
William
von Buelow
Reichstag
Collision Claims One Life In Pennsylvania Rail Yards
Oil City Pennsylvania May 27 reports a head on collision near West Monterey between a light engine and a freight train. One man was killed and five more injured in the wreck. Local responders and railroad officials investigated the scene and traffic was halted temporarily for emergency work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Pennsylvania Railway
West Monterey
Michael Davitt in Critical Condition in Dublin
Dublin reports the a.m. May 28 update shows Michael Davitt in extremely critical condition with grave fears for his recovery. The brief item notes the severity of his illness and concern for his life.
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Dublin
Michael Davitt
Gambler arrests dismissed on technicality in Red Lodge
Red Lodge May 27 wholesale gambling arrests collapsed as Police Judge Joncas discharged all nine defendants after attorney W F Meyer exposed a defective ordinance. The Minnie and Doran slot machine case failed because the ordinance had not been published or posted. Council had codified new ordinances but posting was not done due to delays, book from printer not yet ready. Mayor Austin attended, opposed outcome, arrests had been made to punish offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specias
Standard
Red Lodge
Joncas
W. F. Meyer
Minnie & Doran
Meyer
Austin
Ball
Louisville
Toledo
Lebau and Grille
Sumptuous Madrid Palace Prepared for Spanish Queen
The royal palace of Madrid, built on the Alcazar site, rises as one of Europe’s largest and most lavish. King Alfonso journeys to meet his bride with suites boasting art treasures, marble frames, Tiepolo ceiling, gold fittings, and a throne hall adorned in crimson. Princess Ena’s wedding dress, Brussels lace and Spanish silk, plus porcelain ceilings, complete the grand display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso
Ena
Pardo
Fina
Madrid
Royal
Mouret
Royal Palace of
Spain
Europe
Giovanni Bettiratti Sacchetti
Charles III
Mianzanares
Michael
Napoleon
Paris
Carado Gisquinto
Halle Des Ambassadeurs
la Granja
Tiepolo
Bina
Mangs
Balyen
Velasquez
Vicente Lopez
Juan Rivera
China Hall
Fra
Virgin de la Paloma
Datto Ali Is Dead Proof Is Produced
San Francisco May 27 Concerning the report from Manila that Datto Ali the rebel chief is still alive Lieuis S B West and Philip Remington made statements today Both officers are with the twenty second infantry here and were with Captain McCoy in his march into Mindanao and against Ali They say that every man in Ali s stronghold was killed with the exception of a Moro boy who escaped Ali s body was found in front of his house with 14 bullet wounds Dr Davis the army surgeon with the expedition examined the body and pronounced Ali dead The body was identified as that of the Moro chieftain by two faithful guides who knew him well One of them was a half breed of Ali s named Dutto Enok Sergt Lewis A Carr company K twenty second infantry also recognized the body as that of Ali Carr knew Ali well when the Moro was a noted gambler in Wt and 1902 Lieutenant West says that Ali was the last Datto of royal blood and exerted a powerful influence over the Moros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Manila
Datto Ali
B. West
Philip Remington
Twenty-Second Infantry
McCoy
Mindanao
Ali
Davis
Dutto Enok
Sergt
Lewis A. Carr
Carr
West
Trade disruption by Japanese money upsets Manchuria trade
Chefoo May 27. Continued forced circulation of a nondescript Japanese money does not seriously disturb trade from Chinese ports to Manchuria. Hongkong Shanghai and other distributing points are over stocked with merchandise for re export to Manchuria. Merchants say they cannot move goods because redemption of the war money is impossible except at heavy discounts often reaching 25 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chefoo
Manchuria
Hongkong
Shanghai
Vientsin
Japan
Fire at Ku bari colliery devastates Hokkaido area
Tokio report details a major blaze at the Ku bari colliery on Hokkaido that wiped out 418 buildings and caused the deaths of nine miners. The incident underscores dangerous working conditions in early 20th century mining operations and raises questions about safety protocols and disaster response in Japanese mining communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Kubari
Hokkado
Storm Brings Misery to Refugees in San Francisco
A heavy rainstorm drenched San Francisco and surrounding areas, dumping 1.15 inches of rain the heaviest for the late season since 1884. Refugees in low ground faced tents flooded and tents swept away while residents sheltering outdoors struggled to cook. Storefronts on Fillmore Street and several cellars were inundated as waters rose and disrupted daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Fillmore Street
Post and
Eddy Streets
Panama liberal commission seeks U S help for honest vote
On May 27 the steamer Alli Ahicda carried a liberal delegation including Dr Pablo Arosemena vice president and Gen Domingo Diaz to Washington to meet Secretary Taft and urge U S intervention to prevent fraud in Panama’s upcoming assembly elections. The liberals insist honest ballots could allow a sweeping victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
Alli- Ahicda
New York
Pablo Arosemena
Repubblic of
Panama
Porras
Eusebio Morales
Domingo Diaz
Liberal Party
Washington
Taft
United States
Paunanian Assembly
Julia Ward Howe Celebrates Eighty Seventh Birthday
Boston on May 27 Mrs Julia Ward Howe marked her eighty seven birthday at home in good health. She observed the anniversary with a small family gathering as her children surrounded her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Julia Ward Howe
Will Increase Rates On Frisco Property
Oakland May 27 The board of underwriters of the Pacific which fixes rates for California Oregon Nevada Montana Idaho Utah and Alaska Arizona territories has decided to raise rates for 5 000 agents. Board rules after April 18 catastrophe are abrogated and no board company may vary from fixed rates until further notice. Fire department crippled condition and impaired water plant in San Francisco justify the higher rates on new policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Board of Underwriters of the Pacific
California
Oregon
Nevada
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Alaska
Arizona
Board of Underwriters
Insurance Met
San Francisco
Return of the Emperor settles tariff question
Vienna reports Emperor Francis Joseph’s return led to a settlement of the Austro Hungarian customs tariff issue. A conference with Premier Hohenlohe and Dr. Wekerle, followed by a meeting presided by the emperor, resulted in an arrangement intended to satisfy both Austria and Hungary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Connrad Hohenlohe - Schillingfurst
Wekerle
Prince of Wales Visits President Fallieres in Paris
The Prince of Wales paid a half hour call on President Fallieres in Paris today and was later received in return a reciprocal visit concluding the brief diplomatic exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Prince of Wales
Fallieres
Attack Barrage Shocks Louisville Amid Turmoil
Fragmentary OCR hints at a violent incident in Louisville with talk of terrorists and disruption. Names and specifics are unclear, but the piece mentions attacks, a dry Sabbath, and references to a frussеan empire, suggesting a chaotic, possibly political or religiously charged event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Dry Louisville Strike Shuts Barbers and Saloons
Lids go up on tight imperial authorities as Louisville enforces Sunday dry laws. Barbershops, theaters, bowling alleys and most shops close while a lone uptown park operates. Saloons near shut. four tested venues arrested. park game halted after half inning. Sevastopol coronation anniversary sees bombings. three killed, many wounded. fleet commander absent.
Double suicide near Canon City ends newlywed marriage
In Canon City Colorado May 27 two shots fired at the home of W C Baldwin and his wife left both dead. Baldwin lay on the floor with a gunshot to the head and a shotgun nearby while the wife stood upright against the wall with fatal head wounds. The couple had married two months earlier amid parental opposition. A coroner's inquest is planned. A relative of the woman was seen near the home shortly before the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon City
Colo
W. C. Baldwin
Baldwin
Secretaries Arrested in Barcelona for Unknown Charge
Barcelona on May 27 reports the secretary to Don Jaime of Bourbon, son of the Spanish pretender, was arrested. The specific charge was not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona
Don Jaime of Bourbon
Deon Carlos
Lumber Plants Destroyed in West Virginia Fires
Forest fires near Parsons and Davis in West Virginia have destroyed lumber plants, sawed lumber, and standing timber valued at over 100000 dollars. Local mills and workers face substantial loss as flames spread through the timber region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Parsons and
Davis
W. Va
Lightning Kills Five During Ball Game in Mobile
A ball game three miles from Mobile on May 27 was struck by lightning, killing five spectators and injuring 26 others. The dead were Donald Tovart 21 Steven Tovart 12 Arthur Moody 19 and two unnamed Black men John Green and Charles Thomas were seriously injured. Others injured included Jen Burkie Joe Dolbear and George Cleveland with twenty people knocked down but later recovered. The field was littered with torn shoes and clothing from victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Gome
Donald Tovart
Steven Tovart
Arthur Moody
John Green
Charles Thomas
Jen Burkie
Joe Dolbear
George Cleveland
Bomb outrage during coronation review reports 11 dead
Dispatches from St. Petersburg state that during the coronation anniversary review a bomb attack killed 11 people including 5 children and wounded more than 100. Four arrests were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Bomb attack targets Georgian leaders during coronation ceremony
In Tiflis on May 27 a bomb attack on Governor General Timonesieff and Chief of Police Martinoff wounded the coachman, killed a Cossack in their escort, and left a terrorist at large. Martinoff shot one assailant. the other escaped amid fears of wider unrest. The city recalls the Jan. 19 assassination of General Griaaznoff near the same area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiflis
Timonesieff
Martinoff
Bomba
Griaaznoff
Caucasus
Timonesteff
Warden Shot by Youth in St Petersburg Riot Sentence
In St Petersburg on May 27 M Shataloff city prison warden was shot four times and mortally wounded by a 17 year old who executed a social revolutionary sentence in revenge for alleged mistreatment of political prisoners. The assassin Skutilma killed a beggar who tried to intervene but was later arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
M. Shataloff
Shataloff
Thassassin
Skutilma
Commercial club convention for Northwest states announced
Spokane will host a convention of commercial organizations from Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana on Tuesday October 2 during the interstate fair and industrial exposition. F E Goodall Spokane chamber of commerce will issue a call and Theodore B Wilcox of the Oregon Development league confirmed on behalf of about 60 groups. The aim is to foster cooperative efforts to boost Northwest development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Membe
Portland Commercial Club
F. E. Goodall
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Theodore B. Wilcox
Oregon Development League
Confederation of Commercial Clubs
Northwest
Militia Dismissed After Guarding Threatened Man in Winfield
In Winfield Kansas on May 27 the short militia company ordered by the governor to guard Amassa Thomas who killed Charles McEwan was dismissed as danger of violence subsides. The mob threat has ended and order is restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Kan
Company of Star Militia
H To
Amassa Thomas
Charles McEwan
Dewey Ship Progress Reported From Indian Ocean
Washington, May 27. Bureau of Navigation computations on the ship location reports indicate the Dewey has averaged about 100 miles daily since leaving the Straits of Babel Mandeb. The voyage is favored by favorable weather, aiding progress despite expected delays in the Indian Ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
Shippi
Indian Ocean
Straits of Babel Mandeb
Memorial Exercises Honor Departed Comrat at Arlington
Memorial exercises in honor of departed combatants were held at Arlington National Cemetery today. Addresses were given by Gen. A. S. Burt retired, on The Army. Represent Dawson of Iowa spoke on The Navy and Rep Jenking of W spoke.
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Washington
Comrat
Arlington National
A. S. Burt
Army
Dawson
Iowa
Navy
Jenking
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