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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1913
Page
1
A political notice from CAYPILLANA declares that the Non Rebel of Mexico group rejects the presence of Diaz and supports VICKA in WA. The brief statement names BRILLIANCE OF MMW TA and outlines a stance against Diaz.
Fragmented dispatches describe General Diaz defying government wishes as he campaigns toward Mexico City. Detentions in Havana include Italian and Japanese embers, with arrests tied to assassination plots and fever protests. The Corcovada and Hertha remain near the San Juan fortress as German officers board the Diaz voyage.
Dr Anna Howard Shaw, president of the National American Woman Suffrage Association, arrived in Washington to discuss mobilizing a nationwide push for a constitutional amendment to grant woman suffrage to all, including senators and representatives. She will inaugurate a Lynchburg Virginia event next Friday and plans for a December NAWSA campaign were reviewed.
The trial of Mrs Jennie May Eaton, accused of killing Admiral Joseph Giles Maton, resumes with key testimonies from her daughter Tune and witness A L Keyes. Prosecution allege poisoning followed threats and a plan to silence the admiral, while exhibits include the will and letters from Mrs Eaton and Mrs Baton.
City administration banned several displays and posters in Chanute as police officers covered up portions of pinups on local property. Three revival services are underway in town churches while a theater manager plans to review upcoming musical comedies after the court action sparked by religious meetings.
Lawrence Kan Oct 22 a new rule announced today requires women at the University of Kansas to study a course in physics before entering the field of science. Charle W Fairbanks former vice president is reportedly at home here after being summoned and rumored to be involved.
A garbled clippings page shows scattered items including mining tragedy notes, a murder inquiry, a British official recall, a chair appointment at a New Haven board, and scattered notes on sports, business, religion, and politics. Names appear jumbled. a few concrete items reference Mexico and a federation election, with miscellaneous market and obituary hints overall.
New York, Oct. 22 William Sulzer began his campaign effort aiming for Assembly seat as he charges Charles Murphy and Edward McCall with influencing the governor's impeachment. He accuses Murphy of threats and McCall of acting as Murphy’s emissary as Tammany machine power looms over the race. A personal investigator accuses McCall of acting as Murphy’s mouthpiece while Sulzer awaits responses.
Special Dispatch from Standard in Seattle reports Mrs Tennie Fraser wife of A G Al Pequer of the Fraser Palysoy company died shortly before noon at Prowi Mence hospital after a road intersection collision at Washingtonweireac and Interlakin holewird. Witness W H Smyder attended the injured woman stating death likely from a fractured skull.
Mae Temvet Gillecce and Mia Fragee rode horses at a riding academy on Madison Street. The mare reared and threw Mae, striking her head and rendering her unconscious. Raymond de Lobel Mats witnessed the incident on the boulevard as Mrs Fraser was rushed to Providence hospital.
A notice from Toward Urysenl Episey records the death of Mrs Fraser wife of Alexander Fraser a longtime manager at the Gonnell store. Survived by husband Gyson Fraser and three sisters Margaret Gillette Slee Prager and an unnamed sister. Funeral plans and community tributes noted, with remarks on her friendly character and church membership.
Manila Ont dispatch says Serinia fighting continues at Talipao Mindanao between tribesmen and Philippine agents. Safaraa and Moescaita reported killed and lightly wounded. Capt Harry McMaery of the Thirteenth company of Reouls IX among the vanguard describes the action that began yesterday.
Rescue efforts continued after a massive explosion at Mine No. 2 of the Stas Can Fuel Co in Dawson New Mexico entombing about 230 workers with reports that five miners were found alive by 9 PM. Officials warned the death toll could reach hundreds as rescuers battled debris and gas to reach the entombed day shift. teams from nearby towns rushed to assist while medical camps were set up for families.
Rescue operations at the Stag Canon mine in Dawson No M proceed after an explosion at 1 pm local time. About two hundred miners were in Shaft No 2 when the blast occurred, with five men initially reported found. Authorities continue to assess casualties and locate additional workers.
New York reports indicate no expected large loss of life from the Dawson mine explosion. Officials say the mine’s model construction, deep set shafts, ventilation, and electric fans make a deadly gas unlikely to accumulate. James Douglas, president of Whelps-Dodge, was in Douglas Arizona when the statement was released.
In a cave in at Stag Canon Fuel Co mine No 2 near Cave N M, about 80 miners are entombed. Relief workers, led by General Superintendent Prenk McDermott, believe many can be rescued through Mine No 22 connected to No 4 by a mountain tunnel and an air shaft with ladders.
In a sequence of nominations the senate confirmed a slate for the state labor commissioner post. After initial rejections, Lynch was nominated by Chancellor Saiser to fill the vacancy amid debate over a former president of a major workers' federation.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Duluth and Met with unclear details. No coherent event or entities beyond place names. Narrative context missing prevents a solid summary.
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