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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1906
Page
11
Fragmentary text describes rampant house work by Hipple on Main Street with rough handling of a property. Other phrases mention Powys and a man named Steven in unclear context. No clear events, dates, or organizations are evident.
A massive accident in Butte yesterday as a truck lifting a building toppled, killing three valuable horses and injuring one worker. The driver, Theodore Hennessy, narrowly escaped with others narrowly avoiding death. The incident caused chaos on Main Street near the post office with a fallen electric pole and a near-societal scramble as crowds fled the scene.
The Gulf Fisheries manager reports a Mexican gunboat halted an American fishing smack off Campeche on August 2. Marines boarded the vessel to inspect its cargo as the incident drew a note to Washington for protective action and formal inquiry.
In Paso a special to the Herald from Douglas, Arizona, Gen Luis Torres, commander of Mexican forces, says revolutionary talk is nonsense. He notes arrested men lack money and influence, calling them wretched. fears unrest similar to Sonora, Sinaloa and Lower California but sees no real danger. He cites U S precautions and expects further arrests as authorities act. The action against the junta in Douglas shifts to September 26.
Five bullets graze Aboonch as a shooting incident is reported with limited readable details. The fragment mentions MEO SOG and an unclear survivor or witness from the area. No firm numbers or locations are confirmed in the legible text.
Haku, Sept. &-Leslie Arkhart, the British vice consul, was decorated by King Edward for heroism in rescuing English during Insurgents' assault in Batakhianes. He survived after being fired at five times at short range, receiving minor wounds while the crowd aided his escape.
Villagers in Mavana recount insurrectionary action near Paso Real as armored train from Havana faces obstacles near Herradura. Reports claim the train was derailed and troops and equipment scattered, while later dispatches indicate a slower eastward advance and a damaged bridge near the Santa Clara river blocking the road. Havana fears insurgent activity, with rumors of engagements, wounded, and provincial alarms as cavalry and federal forces respond.
Homeopaths gather at Atlantic City for the seventh international homeopathic congress held with the American Institute of Homeopathy. Notables from London and elsewhere attend, including surgeons and medical authors, amid a roster of visiting physicians and researchers.
Special agent from the Department of Justice and Attorney General Hadley announced investigations against Standard Oil. Kellogg, special counsel, filed proceedings in St Paul as the inquiry continued, with emphasis on loyalty and ongoing actions.
New York report says Buffalo liquor dealer circulates a letter to the free independence league asking to postpone action at its convention. The document claims many delegates to the Democratic state convention and county chairmen have signed and indicate uncertainty over Hearst’s nomination at the Battal convention on Sept 2.
Dispatch from New Hettont relays that the whaling steamer Mtesinuter D. was lost in the Arctic. Captain Samer A. Tiiten and his Nome wife sent a telegram detailing the ship’s loss but reported the crew's safety. Walter Wellman’s note and Paris dispatches follow. In Rome, Father Werng and party met Pope Pius with guards and a show of honor.
Baltimore marks the anniversary of the February big fire with a week of praise services, civic and military parades, and a mask carnival. Secretary of the Navy Napoleon will review the military parade as sightseers fill the illuminated downtown.
Fragmentary text shows Governor Higgin s through Secretary ey issuing a statement denying personal renomination stance while warning Republicans about returning to boss control. Mentions Watts and unnamed bosses, urging the party to shun old system in public affairs.
Report details brutal killings and looting in Warsaw with hundreds dead or wounded as police and soldiers confront civilians. Descriptions include mass shootings, mobs attacking shops, and widespread panic amid anti-Jewish violence. Dispatches note revolutionary movements in Trans-Caucasia and political turmoil across Russia with officials debating martial law and leadership.
Clarence K Wooster, vice president of the People's Gas light and Coke Co, a prominent club and social figure, killed himself at his Chicago home at 200 Ellis Avenue by slashing his throat with a razor. He was about 48 years old and reportedly had suffered a heat-related illness recently. A valet and physicians attended but he died from the self-inflicted wound.
Siegfaita Prussia Sept 9 Two regiments of about 40,000 began. Emperor Wilhun oversees the mock war simulating historic battles. The blue army under General von Lindequist approaches from the north to test operations with continuous light and signals. Foreign guests and officers observe as Augusta Victoria joins the field. A wreath is laid at the monument.
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