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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1906
Page
6
Police disrupted a Tennessee convention scene as factions clashed over credentials and a temporary chairman. Governors, lawmakers, and judges split among committees while anger and confusion rose, delaying proceedings before adjournment.
In a Denver convention, six of twelve Butte Miners Union delegates bolt amid a dispute over seats. Lowney and Duffy are ousted. Fitzgerald and Cunningham seated. The walkout leaves a divided Butte contingent and signals broader federation strain noted by Associated Press.
In Washington on May 2 the improvised war council debate centered on Langworth of Ohio’s amendment to fund 31,090,009 for residences and legations in London and Paris. Congressman Shirley condemned flamboyant wealth among diplomats abroad and urged dignified, affordable housing for representatives while criticizing perceived extravagance.
A garbled Dublin report states Davitt’s condition remains unchanged with limited movement noted. It mentions Lady McDonnell and the Countess of Aberdeir and lists clerks and officials, including John Bilton, in connection with the hospital, but details are unclear.
Washington May 28 The sundry appropriation bill was reported by the appropriations committee to the house. It carries 4,200,570 with 325,100,981 in Core work. The bill funds various departments and is to be reimbursed to the treasury from proceeds of sales of assets authorized to the aggregate amount at 9590,000,000.
Washington May 2 The exhaustive report submited to the senate by Chairman amid sparsely cited lines argues the Spooner set shows Congress intended the authority conferred upon the president. In Pennsylvania May 2 a fire at a Manchester factory caused damage exceeding 200000 dollars with most losses borne by Haber Nemafens Maley Co and Melrose Moor Millingham Wally.
Caldwell Idaho May 22 The Western Federation of Miners officers Charles Ki Moyer William T Haywood and George A Tetunone face murder charges in the Sleunenberg case as defense seeks change of venue. Proceedings show challenges to Judge Frank J Smith with motions over service, venue and potential bias amid claims Gov Mooding and officials influenced the trial.
Washington May 2 Members of the House grow indignant over arrests of colleagues in a disturbance cited as a reproof to wartime actions. Reports describe officers entering the chamber to seize members, a reaction by speakers, and discussions on warrant authority. Rucker Payne and Olmstead challenge procedures while deferring journal approval and questioning the speaker’s power. The scene ends with a closed incident as Congress adjourns.
A chaotic scene at Oigeles on May 2 ends with a Mexican man fatally stabbed or wounded amid a confrontation. Police report unclear details as the assailant fled, leaving investigators to piece together the sequence of events surrounding the knife attack.
A mine accident near Tonopah Nev reports several workers injured as a blast and timber collapse trap miners in the shaft. The scene involves Hoffstedt and Woffstedt among others with rescue efforts ongoing while the Panama Canal Commission chair Mayste P. Shants discusses resignations and authorities reassessing duties and safety.
Fragmentary text from a local page mentions a river, a vehicle, and unspecified events with names and numbers unreadable. The readable parts do not form a clear report or identifiable people, places, or outcomes.
Wortland May 2 An event reported that Spreckles sold a railroad line to Harriman for about 1 million dollars plus 21 properties. The deal includes coal properties once owned by PETMAN COMPANY and options tied to the line.
A fragmentary San Fravedisca political item notes a prominent Democrat in California politics tied to a 1999 event. The mention references FP Dunn and a Wally figure, with unclear context and partial names. Further readable details remain unavailable in the text.
Reports from Mexico City describe a large scale movement led by General Ravilies with troops marching toward Queznitenauge and Cheri Lenthe. Communications cut along the Gratenmilway line as foreign powers wait on Gen Durll and others to act amid growing popular support and reports of advancing columns.
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