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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1906
Page
8
Fragmented dispatches describe efforts to curb uprisings as President Roosevelt orders provisional governors in Cuba and Puerto Rico. Governor Winthrop faces resistance while Mason and Magoon navigate changes, with figures like Secretary Taft and Latimainge cited in shifting plans and delays.
Provisional government faces a revolt as rebels in Havana and nearby regions begin disbanding. Public viewings fail to show surrendered guns while Marines and officials oversee surrender processes. Hundreds gather to witness events, with shortages and dispersal underway in Pinar del Rio and other areas.
Terrific crash on a city street as a car sped at high speed and overturned after striking a bank, killing three people. People nearby panicked as witnesses reported brakes failed and motorman error blamed. Witnesses include Walter Maxwell aged 22 from Beulid Ohio and Hazel Heil son, fiancé of Harvey Bingley. The expected wedding to York, USA, is noted, with social circle in shock.
An American named Wirvey, once with the Insurgents, minimizes the scale of fighting in the revolution. He notes most uprisings occurred between shimecocks and says 10 percent of Guerrera's armed forces fought until hostilities ceased. Destruction includes property losses, such as a 196,000 dollar blow to a road near Clentackun. Governor Taft reports insurgent disturbances have subsided and a provisional government face is forming with Col. Crowder reporting on rebel transfers.
Ww J Jamome Pad, longtime manager of Lavan Broam ship company San Francisco and general cashier agent of Walon OW company, died today in the Army Nog Bital at Fort Motletry.
Bluefields, Wo Ve Ort. Three men entombed after an explosion at Pocahontas Collieries. Seventy three workers feared trapped. two rescue parties entered the mine and revived two men, while the mine is on fire. Crowds gather as relatives await word, with details slow to emerge.
Taoston announces a new director for the Butte Coalition as London Exploration Company takes a stake. Corann resigns, Fretoy replaces him, and arrangements for a land sale and market trading are noted.
Mobile residents were stirred as word spread of jail incidents involving a man named Dilek and others. Special Deputy Ray Hoyle noted the unrest, while meetings near the jail discussed bail and next court dates for Willie Thompson and Robinson. A public notice urged calm and restraint amid ethnic tensions.
A mine blaze at Mackay caused extensive damage to equipment and ore piles. Charles Nelson died and another man escaped through a chute as an explosion occurred in the ore. Strong winds and rain slowed spread. operations halted for at least a month but mining will continue nearby.
New Orleans on Oct 3 Peter Miltord a prominent broker and former pursuing agent of the New Orleans and Northeastern railroad died by his own action tonight from opium poisons.
Special dispatch notes a travel schedule with a list of stops including Mayes Set, BhlMpaharge Det, Plalow Get Mm, Yam Mon Mat, and Missoula Det across dates Oct 5 to Oct 13. Names mentioned include Helen Watan N C Binith and W Pembertan accompanying.
Fragmented OCR recounts early Montana legislative events with names like Deer Lodge, Missanin, Dance, Mitchell, and Brown. It notes election outcomes in 1869, a Virginia City assembly in January 1870, doubts over legality of convening, and absent members impacting council leadership amid an agreement on leadership roles.
James A Sanders secretary of Boulety of Stontafa Pioneers reports two locatens by Mrk Tawile asserting a death notice for Asa A Brown. Mrs I E Howey replies that Montana Historical Society erred in stating Brown’s death and demands correction. Continued on page two.
A bustling state fair drew a larger crowd with a vivid display of exhibits. Despite playful winds and variable weather, attendance surpassed prior years as the livestock race and grandstand activities drew cheers. Montana State College sent a major exhibit highlighting its science and engineering collections. The fair's robust program showcased new institutions and equipment, including micro photography gear and rock specimens, promising strong public interest in Montana's exhibitions.
Jesse Hall remains alive with a chance to recover after a father in law shot him yesterday. Doctors warn of possible blood poisoning and potential amputation for a badly shattered elbow. Constantine, Hall’s wife and daughter decline to discuss the tragedy, while attorney Vince Faben cites uncertainty and says the shooting may be justified. Public interest grows as details and motives remain disputed. friends emphasize Hall’s devotion to his wife. Doctor Hail of Butte is expected tonight as the family seeks answers.
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