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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1906
Page
4
Aug 4 reports busy camp with extensive maneuvers by the brown army and brigades. Montana forces formed key defensive position over six miles while forward guards secured the line. troops trained in field rations and rapid deployment as leaders praised discipline and readiness.
The article reports on discussions about forest depletion and mentions a national concern. It references efforts to maintain forests and notes a broad examination of forestry topics and related subjects.
An Italian Black Hand case leads to seven arrests amid a writ of the hand letter campaign. Five detainees are held on $10,000 bail as the criminal court weighs the charges. The letters, signed by the Black Hand Association and the Thread of the Black Hand Company, demanded large ransoms from families including the Lana and Jatasa clans.
Two men named Dr. D McKenzie and Howard L. Hurighi were jailed on a bold robbery charge after Forest reported being attacked on Montana streets. He said about $105 was taken, with $69 given to his wife. The suspects denied guilt, gave inconsistent tales, and claimed varied occupations.
Voters in cities across California held primary elections to select delegates for Republican and Democratic state and congressional conventions. Rueff-Hoe win aligned tickets won in most districts, while anti-Rueff groups in the Thirty-sixth district carried the Eggers slate. Democratic tickets mostly failed to unite in key districts. London dispatch notes a separate Aden report on strife in Milere territory with heavy casualties.
A boiler blast at Ane Keat's sawmill today killed gardener or worker Rolle Thiho and seriously injured Henry Coffes. Three rifles from Holae reportedly contributed to the blast. Jelt ner and others at the site were shaken, authorities said.
Washington reports dozens of applications for information on the proposed department and hundreds seek to bid for the contract. A large certified check of about 50 000 dollars is required with each bid, and proposals must be public for 30 days. Bids not accompanied by good faith warrants will not be considered. Chinese laborers expected to be brought after the canal is awarded, not before January 1 1907.
A hurried midnight session uncovers supposed irregular payments to city police. The report notes multiple officers implicated including a marshal and Toland, with warrants or charges hinted at but details are fragmentary.
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