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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1906
Page
9
Report states a rear-end collision caused a fire that trapped Wortein beneath wreckage. Officials note an engineer and fireman were shaken but uninjured. Cause of the crash unknown as the scene abated and investigators began work.
Livingston Oct 22 The death of Conductor Thomas Worlein in a train wreck near Livingston shocks residents and friends. Worlein, long a local resident, had planned a wedding trip postponed by travel stress. The fatal incident involved a caboose fire. the funeral will be run by the Railway Conductors order. Firemen Jesse and Pere Jress, injured in the crash, are reported in serious condition.
A schooner seizure reveals wholesale smuggling of Japanese into Cannitn by illicit means. Twenty five Japanese aboard were landed or attempted, with several passengers charged for entering without proper clearance. Quarantine and immigration authorities investigate possible violations by the master and crew.
Indiana city hosts first day of Bryan's speaking tour with a large crowd at Gemarine Night. He travels through southern fields, under a theme of progressive reform, as supporters and attendees report strong turnout and enthusiasm.
In St Louis a former U S Senator J R Burton of Kansas arrived with his wife and niece to begin serving six years for venturing $2,600 in a trust before the post office department. His wife Mrs Burton remains steadfast, aiding his career and life, while noting their lack of children and her loyalty through his trial and career.
Pipiladella dispatch reports President Roosevelt plans a voyage south aboard the Louisiana to Hampton Roads and the Potomac, with possible meeting of ships including the Louisiana. the six day round trip will include a farewell from officers and crew.
Yellowstone Democrats plan a political rally in Billings on Wednesday evening at a local venue. Governor Nereis is expected to speak along with party leaders and supporters, urging turnout in the upcoming campaign.
In Billings on October 2, affidavits from C. H. Johnson and others reveal labor tensions between Mantina and Wyoming Telephone Company and city unions. Statements claim plans to crush unions, boycott actions, and intent to drive labor from the city, with proceedings set for October 28 before Judge Henry of Livingston.
Paris Oct 22 M Clemenceau tasked with forming a cabinet. Foreign office portfolio offered to Afr Patneatister of fiaure. Caillalnx accepted business portfolio. M Brian, WM Marcy, Huai, Thorman, Trawmergue all named for key posts. Vivian possibly to chair War portfolio.
The cruiser California, home port unknown, shows a defective bearing after an endurance run. It exceeded 23 knots and was retired for repairs, with a four hour endurance test planned before a governor's review. A subsequent trial is scheduled after two hours of testing to verify speed and safety.
A chaotic report cites Ecuador's dire finances as Mass President Alters informs the constitutional assembly that a loan from Europe is impossible due to opposition pressure. The government, pressed by economic strain, appears desperate and uncertain about relief.
In Manlevin Iowa a court session on a Northwestern rain day saw Claude Plater charged with assaulting Miley Mia Taker. Plater was jailed in $2,000 bond and taken to Jaluit Onawa amid tense crowd concerns and fears of a possible lynching attempt.
Storms drenched Montana to Colorado with heavy snowfall and high winds. Telegraph lines down, trains delayed across Utah, Wyoming, Colorado and New Mexico. Blizzard conditions, frozen temperatures and damaged lines disrupted travel and ranch operations.
Moran defends independence from Hearst and Bryan while addressing supporters in Lawrence. He touts equal leadership, pledges loyalty to no single figure, and says if elected governor he would seek Massachusetts delegates to the national convention. He labels his contest as Hearstism versus republicanism in a stormy rally.
J. Welsh, candidate for civic office, and Major Magintits spoke at the opera house before an audience of about 400. Despite a small turnout, locals showed polite interest in politics this year, with speakers frequently cheered and warmly received.
In Montgames Alabama a Black man named Piers Thompson was accused of assaulting Calle Nelli Citine Erntayr. He faced a 40 year sentence at Pratt Mites prison after a rapid legal action and police response. A crowd watched as the case moved swiftly to a secured transport and a special run to Pratt Mier, marking a quiet end to the mob atmosphere.
A clipped report describes sensational events involving Methodist ministers and unrest. It mentions figures like Bishop Satterlocke and a San Prise salon, noting tensions with political figures and a controversial charity sale as part of the religious fracas.
New York news notes that Oelrichs will contest may not go to court as the case adjourned after days of proceedings. The will cuts off his widow and son, passing all to his brother and sister. Mrs Osiridis resisted, counsel James J. Gerant asked for an adjournment with the judge granting it to October. A settlement is anticipated after further court action.
Special dispatch from Great Falls reports a looming coal famine as Lethbridge mine outputs halt due to a miners strike. Central warn digs urge prompt purchases while railways withhold cars, leaving dealers weeks behind and fearing a severe winter supply crisis with no immediate relief expected.
George AL Cann announces a Colorado facility to provide housing for ill actors and retirees. The plan includes a public draw of 35,060 in state funds and dedicated performances, with developers and managers coordinating a two chapter effort to fund and operate the venture.
In Indiana Iowa Marshallslawn town section a business area was destroyed by fire today. Officials say it follows another blaze earlier in the week and investigators believe arson is likely. Local authorities are assessing damage and seeking suspects.
The Supreme Court delivers opinions on multiple Montana criminal and civil cases. It discusses Allen and Shiblin Barca appeals, trial instructions, admissibility of evidence, and errors leading to or denying new trials. The decision reverses for some, affirms others, and notes procedural defects in records.
Political activity in New York and Kingston on October 22 featured Hearst and Hughes as speakers. Independence League meetings drew crowds at Madison Square Garden with Willian Jiearat and other candidates, while Republican Charles T. Uyeher spoke in Kingston. The day included party alignments, demonstrations, and a contested emblem decision by election officials.
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