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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1906
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard notes subscription rates, office locations, and a broad column on wartime relief efforts. It highlights Red Cross fundraising and aid to San Francisco victims, plus commentary on skyscraper construction and steel frame resilience in earthquakes.
A ceremony at Annapolis marks the transfer of famed naval relics to a memorial hall as part of a daylong program. President Roosevelt, Secretary Bonaparte, the French ambassador, and other dignitaries will attend with speeches honoring John Paul Jones and the legacy of the naval academy amid a bombed relics controversy.
A garbled tale claims an Italian named Laure was involved in a fatal love rivalry and a daring escape. Allegedly, a man was hidden in a beer barrel, smuggled aboard a Pleasure Traveling steamer, then released near Sandy Hook as confederates vanished. The tale swirls with sensational details and unclear sources.
A scrambled set of items discusses early season boxing calits in New York and a reference to George Washington cherry. It covers ideas on insanity, an automobile death in Los Angeles, gambling enforcement, and Red Cross history from 1863 to 1893, highlighting neutral hospital status and international cooperation in relief efforts.
Fragmented text references Yamashita receiving 433.33 per lesson at an academy and mentions Sands, Roosevelt, and the naval hierarchy. It also includes weather notes for Montana, garden openings, poems, a court case critique, and assorted opinions on public figures. The passage blends unrelated topics with disjointed commentary and era-specific names.
Klarral Kitson of Norway died this morning at the Chamberlain Sheep company ranch, sixty miles east of the city. Internal injuries from a fall while erecting a building caused fatal hemorrhages. he had been helped by a physician but no aid could save him. He left no relatives in this country. his brother was killed 32 years ago in an explosion at the Boston and Montana works.
A committee led by L. Q. Skelton Dr. A. Léalghian and John T. Murpty has been appointed to collect subscriptions for California sufferers affected by earthquake and fire. Contributions are freely given and funds will likely be used for food and essential needs during the crisis.
In San Francisco on April 2 George Mollins an attorney convicted of a crime was lodged in the state prison after a failed escape from deputy guards on a ferry. Collins escaped discovery in transit, hid in a closet aboard the boat, and was recaptured before landing. Chief Justice Beatty halted executions while Coling faces habeas corpus proceedings. judge Murasky will rule when the court resumes.
Athens April 23 under glorious sunshine the opening ceremonies of the Olympic games were performed yesterday by King George of Greece. The royal procession arrived at the stadium packed to capacity followed by the Greek and British authorities and royal families including Queen Alexandra and Queen Olga. Princess Victoria and the Prince and Princess of Wales attended with other royal members as representatives of allied nations. The parade featured carriage processions and the games began with impressive displays and events.
Special Dispatch reports in Dillon that Kefon Weard trustees organized a Saturday event at the high school. George Cole and Wanelec Mirman were named heirs as the board thanked the faculty and announced assignments across history, German, and literature departments with Mrs Kate Paxton and Miss Jizia Measley among staff.
A busy woman recounts relief from years of insomnia stomach pains and bowel issues after adopting Postum Food Coffee and Grape Nuts. She credits coffee elimination and a dairy free diet with complete health restoration and a refreshed sense of well being.
Baltimore April 23 The mysteries of Dr White's College of Setar were exposed by United States Commissioner Hond as women sold love potions and mailed virulent charms. A table of such items, letters and powders allegedly promised eternal youth and irresistible attraction. Agent Mira Rose oversaw the operation with questions answered. many tales cited large sums and a busy scheme, with claims of love and power across the coast.
A draft宣 Creemlution condemns American action toward Maxim Gorky and Russian writers. It condemns privacy violations and interference in private affairs, citing authors Petovebirg and Wurpin among signers as they criticize perceived hostile treatment by allied nations.
Chicago April 22 The downfall of Solomon was described by Deputy Overseer Wilby Glen Yoliva at Zion City. He said Dowie’s fate angered God and stirred a kingly wrath as thousands gathered expecting a clash between Voliva supporters and Dowie factions. Dowie was confined at apartments in the auditing building, four blocks away. Voliva urged restoration followers to renounce oaths to Dowie, with few exceptions. Memphis April 2 Gen Parke KE Wright ambassador to Japan left for the East Coast to sail April 29 from Seattle to assume a new office by June 1.
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