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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1906
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists publication details for daily and Sunday editions with subscription rates and office addresses. It notes circulation and mailing information, branch offices, and advertising contacts, including various U.S. city newsstands and a general mailing address in Anaconda Montana.
The Standard notes lapses in market reports baseball summaries and other items due to wire outages in California monopolizing the wire and foreign news shrinking to a shadow. Press services cut daily lines and fire and earthquake stories displaced wire coverage until the service returns to normal.
A San Francisco dispatch reports that bad workmanship caused the collapse of larger Stanford university buildings. The quake tested tall structures, with skyscrapers withstood shock better than squat, shabby constructions. Rebuilding plans favor tall, modern designs in the business district.
The New York senate votes 26 to 24 to strike a major clause from the Insurance reform bill that would require paliey holder lists filed with the superintendent and accessible for inspection. An amendment now limits disclosure to campaign literature upon request by 100 holders, creating concerns that policyholders cannot participate in company governance. Senator Armstrong decries the change as ineffective to curb management by insurer clerks and agents.
The text accuses President Roosevelt of overtalking and missteps in foreign policy. It discusses alleged bribery rumors in Albany and questions his handling of China, Argentina, and South American relations. It mentions controversial quotes about Argentina and the potential harm to Chile Peru and Venezuela.
Damaged news notes San Francisco losses and population estimates while detailing fatalities and relief needs. It reports Horace V Winchell leaving Butte to lead a copper firm unit and organize a railroad criminal department, signaling notable regional corporate shifts and emigration of talent.
The city records show over forty five thousand European immigrants arriving in New York last week and thirty one thousand the week before, adding seventy eight thousand to the metropolis in two weeks. Not all stay, but many crowd tenements and strain housing as the immigration debate centers on Traliana Hungariana and Russian laws and efforts to entice settlers away from New York.
A fragmentary column discusses rising Northern and Southern European immigrant groups and fears of social and political upheaval as cities like New York and Chicago surge. It notes immigration trends, concerns over loyalty, and debates between city leaders about national security and public order. The article weaves in cultural observations and political reactions without graphic detail.
A futuristic prose piece sketches a world where rising seas reshape coasts and valleys become new fronts. It paints dramatic Andean scenery of peaks and ravines, describing how nature’s grandeur swiftly shifts as the twentieth century progresses.
The trial of Keane for murder continued after witnesses, including McGlyern widow and a youth, testified about the shooting at the McGiverns home. Dr. Turner reinforced the scene while testimony described Keane's actions and a late adjournment reflected respect for mourners.
Funeral services for Hitle Patrick Rey Killcen, son of Patrick Kileen, were held at 41% East Mercury Street. An unknown woman placed flowers on the bier, then returned later as caretakers gathered, claiming lost keys. Police inspected the home as burglars and visitors left the scene, valuables reportedly taken.
A street car on the west side line between Montana Street and Broadway was struck by lightning yesterday morning at about 2 o'clock. Seven passengers were shocked. one fell unconscious but no serious damage occurred. New service to Walkerville starts at 11, with cars every 10 minutes, extending the stub run to the Hornet addition. Also noted are preparations for a charity baseball game at Columbu gardens and garden work at the San Francisco relief fundraiser.
Detectives and officers pursued the Johnson home saloon blast case after a TNT like explosion tore the safe. No suspect was secured Thursday night while investigators noted a chaotic escape. Pieces of money and stashed bills were found amid wreckage, including nickels and several large notes.
Knights of Pylias No 5 hosted a smoker at Pyliten castle with near 100 members and friends. Toastmaster W A Pennington led a lively program of stories songs recitations and anecdotes with all attendees contributing. Highlights included Pennington’s delivery of Ingersoll's The Firet Napoleon and a generous refreshments table organized by committee members O Leary Karu Malden Davis and Anderson.
At a Butle camp meeting Woodmen of the World approved a substantial donation for San Francisco sufferers. The camp treasurer was instructed to draw a $150 warrant payable in proper warrants for forwarding to Fat Franciaco.
The contract to build a two story hospital addition for the Gregson springs property was awarded to AE DL O’Connell at Bate for 36877. Work is to begin soon. Messages from Afritt W. Sywich of Charten V eyane, San Francisco, reference safety assurances. Estey was formerly Minnie Munchton, daughter of the late Charlotte W. Knowlton of this city. Mrs
Taylor Filok, a Broken Bow and Wetraska pioneer, was found dead. the April 27 report notes his gubernatorial candidacy and long local ties leaving a shock to the community.
In Butte a brief item notes Dr. FD Sullivan tins returned tine East, with unclear details from the OCR read. The fragmentary notice preserves the event cue but lacks full names, places, and dates for clearer context.
Northwest baseball opens with ritual at Tacoma and Spokane venues. Bullte and Gray lead opening night, while lineup shifts place Herwig at short and Melniyre at right field. Hoon and Betgriidt likely to pitch. Swinders handles catching as McDowall-The Mineral to attend family event in Kat Marth. church service follows at St Patrick's Sunday.
The Supreme Court postpones ruling on the validity of a key committee, with no date set for a final decision. Officials and involved parties await guidance as legal proceedings continue.
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