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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1906
Page
13
A devastating explosion leaves eighty dead and many wounded in a major city center. Emergency crews rush to the scene as witnesses report mangled debris and frightened crowds in the aftermath. Authorities vow a full investigation and aid for victims and families.
A West Jersey and Seashore line train derailed on a trestle over the Thoroughfare near Atlantic City. Cars plunged into the water, causing deaths and numerous injuries. Rescue efforts focused on freeing trapped passengers as officials investigated the twisted track and the bridge’s condition. A Royal Artillery band party aboard was among those affected, with many escaping or being rescued from submerged cars. Continued on Page Two.
San Francisco officials and university leaders clash over a plan to create separate schools for Japanese children. Secretary Metcalf’s arrival triggers discussions as President Rene Jamin and board members defend the measure as constitutional and necessary for public education, while opponents warn of treaty conflicts and discriminatory implications. The controversy follows reports of 400 to 500 Japanese students in public schools, with counts uncertain amid debates over rights and policy.
New York, Oct 28. Andrew Carnegie and wife and daughter returned from Europe aboard the Celtic. He spoke on spelling reform praising President for advances and noting reform efforts by American branches and anticipated participation from Canada and Australia.
In Benton on October 2 a tragic incident was reported as Wearne Howe, a resident, was dragged by a rope tied to a pet calf during a game with several children. The boy was fatally injured in the accident and authorities investigate the circumstances.
Four months after disappearance of C. D. Clearwater near White Pine Wisconsin the body is found with five bullet holes. Mrs Reynolds and two of her sons are arrested along with others in a murder case where motive involved property and marriage disputes. A preliminary hearing is set for tomorrow as detectives expect further revelations.
Spedal Dispatch reports Sheridan area aims for a clash as Ute forces move toward Ashland on Tongue River. Soldiers from Fort Keogh Fort Mackengle Fort Meade and Fort Robinson converge from four points to guard Cheyenne reservation line. Utes are said to be near Hig Power der heading northwest toward the Cheyennes at Ashland, twelve miles from the reservation, with infantry and cavalry expected to meet near Tongue River Valley tonight.
Lexington report states Daniel M. Adama, former attendant at the Eastern Kentucky asylum, was found guilty after a jury deliberation of murder and assault in connection with the death of a patient there. The verdict was returned this afternoon after weeks of testimony and evidence presented by prosecutors.
Mr Bryan expressed satisfaction with his eastern tour noting the campaign will benefit government and municipal interests. He said the issue will be felt in the campaign and that he will be dominant in the state. Bryan left for Iowa tonight.
Fragmentary historic note outlines regional concerns on legal reforms and state governance. Mentions Alaska and northern areas, with references to policy priorities and potential legislative action. Readable details are limited, but the item signals ongoing discussion of state legal needs.
The article spans Alaska’s push for statehood and the desire to tailor mining laws to local needs. It highlights supporters’ aims for a coast to interior road system, federal costs for a main trunk route, and cautious praise for Cushman and Miles. It notes emphasis on local governance and a stable constitutional framework.
Special Dispatch notes that Bozeman land office will not be abolished as U S inspector Pollard reports minimal impact from reduced territory and receipts. He reassures locals that government records and staffing remain stable despite concerns about revenue declines.
Three Chilean engineers graduates of the University of Chile arrived in New York on the Umbria to study San Francisco reconstruction after the Valparaiso earthquake. They will stay briefly in San Francisco before returning to Chile to pursue their investigation.
Director Walcott of the United States Geographical Survey, based in Washington, arrived in the city to inspect Bonneville and other projects. He will study the lamation service work on Baliowestyne and billings, with funds allocated to Sunriver, Mik River, and Huntley projects. A major new experimental tract near Buford ND along the Mintourt river aims to generate power for irrigation, with a pumping plant to be installed. A topographic map of the area covering about 2,000 square miles is being prepared.
Special dispatches report a major campaign swing in Powell County led by Colonel McTague of Deer Lodge with J Bruce Kremer of Butte as head speaker. The caravan toured northern Powell County, sparking large crowds, bonfires, and strong boosts for the Democratic ticket amid brisk travel and a lively turnout in multiple towns.
Biserta report says six bodies were recovered from the French submarine Lutin after it sank off the port on October with 10 men and two officers aboard. Lieutenant Ke led the vessel and the crew likely died instantly as rivets and plates burst. funerals are planned Tuesday as work to remove the dead continues.
Jal Diapateh to the Standard reports a Minnesota suspect arrested in Billings after securing surrender papers from Governor Toute for Gustav A Wanune. The man is wanted in Minnesota for grand larceny in the second degree. Blomberg was arrested Thursday at Billings by Suerte Ailani on telegtaphle address. He allegedly sought habeas corpus to avoid extradition. Blonder, a clerk, was named in cases connected to the matter. The case extended to a later arrest, with indictments noted.
A fragmented report shows the Sooners halted in their chase as a WCET broadcast listing recalls a polled location and a line related to a dance segment.
The eve of opening the Water Lake reservation draws thousands to camp along the boundary. Indian police estimate at least 19,000 men ready to scramble for favored positions, with 3,000 from Huesthorne and many more from Yorkington. Deputies confiscate unauthorized boats and monitor illegal monuments, while lakeside camps fill with gambling and drunkenness as miners prepare for the rush. Authorities warn no arrests unless offenses recur and patrol western valleys for trouble.
In Salt Lake City a special report from Holke Idaho states the state Democratic Committee asserts Idaho voters include Mormons in the constitutional right to vote. The committee, led by Charles HL Jackson, plans to organize work across the southern region as Congress hones the Smoot case legal context.
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