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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1906
Page
8
Fragmentary wording shows a hot debate over lac sac tases with unclear participants. The text references two sides labeled as ALL versus Wutasts, signaling a contested issue or policy discussion. Names, places, dates, and concrete outcomes are not readable.
The federation moved to extend the Cemehise in Wome, backed arrest of Moyer and Heywood, and pledged moral support. Delegates discussed the Polk directory printing, suffrage prospects, and education for daughters, with Frances Calvin urging adoption of a resolution. Reports covered federation work, industrial union conflicts, and membership changes.
Helens Aug 21 The state committee of the socialist party met today to plan for the state convention tomorrow There are 12 welcome attendees expected The committee on finance will move to report to the convention The members favor targeting active work in areas with the most favorable conditions for results and not spreading efforts thin across all regions The convention is anticipated to proceed smoothly tomorrow with strong attendance
In Bamant on August 21 a Gorissay regiment commander was killed after an incident at Wa residence. The attacker ran away after the clash and the victim died from injuries sustained in the confrontation involving alcohol.
At the Peoria Illinois convention delegates fought over the resignation of national committee head Roger Sullivan. The assembly debated Bryan alignment, editorials praised Bryan’s honesty, and a motion to table Sullivan’s resignation dominated the session amid heated exchanges and claims of vote irregularities.
Valparaiso date August 21 reports a major AXmage in Aconcagua and surrounding provinces. Town of Abarara wiped out, Tau Lint disappeared, Terra Viejo and others wrecked. Vina del Mar: most houses damaged, nationwide losses tallied in the millions. Authorities struggle with feeding provisions as tremors and fires subside. Dozens killed, many displaced, as residents seek shelter in streets and bays. Omaha dispatch notes Agriculture Secretary Wilson visiting packing houses to assess conditions.
Auk Chinaga reports a Santa Fe railway policy stance on passenger passes, arguing passes should be issued if Kansans desire them and criticizing political manipulation. The piece cites President Ripley and defends rail company interests while urging lawful opposition to biased politicians.
From Ranthigo on August 21 Bantaga faced widespread alarm as false news spread of an imminent disaster. Residents could not sleep, crowds feared the worst, and the town searched for answers as officials sought explanations from the observatory director.
Elaborate plans are being made for Vice President Fairbanks to attend the opening of the new session of Congress in Washington. Word says he will arrive Monday morning September 3 and participate in the opening ceremonies. The Police Federated Trades and Labor Council will stage a public reception in his honor that evening at a city hall or state grounds, with a potential address by the president.
AISTAR COUNTRIES ASSIST reports Guayaquil Aug 21 Chile aids Ecuador as towns collect for victims. A remittance of 10000 dollars was sent by cable. A strong quake shook Quito sending residents fleeing but no damage is reported.
The United States court heard the start of a fraud case involving former state officials and a deputy sheriff linked to a land reserve dispute. Prosecution outlined alleged schemes to obtain public school land and forest reserve parcels by questionable certificates and private deals. Witnesses described profits from school land transfers and attempts to create a northern Oregon reserve, with emphasis on Senator Mitchell and officials guiding the plan.
An official from the agriculture department secretary Wiiken arrived late at night and avoided disclosure. After a brief stop in the city he left for South Gimaba claiming to protect the packing houses. He intends to travel to Minneapolis next, amid unclear details and safety concerns.
The Nebraska Republican state convention adjourned with harmony as speakers endorsed Cannon for president and Cullom for re election while keeping the spotlight on the senate race. Norris Brown seeks nomination on first ballot, Edward Rosewater expects a later nomination after initial ballots. The platform calls for rail pass abolition, cheaper freight and tariff revision.
A fragmented report notes that Munkoger, aged 17, and James Waynes and George Broch engaged in two revolver duels near Dus kit. Waynes was killed and Dagnes died later. The Creek council and others react to the incident.
Assistant to the U S president predicts no strike by major railroad employees despite wage demands. The interview hints at possible arbitration and a high-level meeting set for Sunday evening as Preston Calihan is expected to arrive, with plans for a strong response to workers demanding higher pay.
Witness Emma Wells recounts a startling tale alleging improper influence and offers of favors related to a gas franchise. The testimony names B Campbell and mentions Denver, a precinct, and voting irregularities after polls closed.
A chaotic frontier scene near Virginia City ends with Brown allegedly jumping a claim and being shot by the claimant owner. The report notes a confrontation at a gold camp about 23 miles from Virginia City and mentions several local figures tainted by rumor and dispute.
Confusing text describes a dividend payment by Revoler Fotaner to depositors of a defunct bank on Millwauker Avenue. It notes 22,000 depositors and a rush prompting authorities to seek measures to keep order amid the bank’s failure.
Aug 21 Chico details show broad preparations for a Bryan visit with a reception at the Troungis club and a Jefferson club banquet. The entertainment committee targets 50 to 1,000 attendees and has extended invitations to notable figures including W J Hearst, Robert Taylor, Champ Clark, Meyer etc.
A coroner's jury convened in San Praucisco to review the Mullinix murder. Fred Veterson is charged with firing the shot that killed Mullinix, while McAncliffe, Mans, and Westwadt face charges of aiding or permitting the act. Arrests followed, with Peleriy unable to testify as the trial proceeded. Westwoil showed signs of emotion during proceedings.
A circulating report claims Greek Prime Minister and cabinet changes have occurred in Sofia, with speculation of strained relations between Greece and Russia. The note references Greek government actions and an unclear ministerial recall, but details remain unverified.
New York reports July 2 coverage showing District Attorney Jerome criticizing Murphy and Tammany Hall while denouncing the use of Wallars and not ideas in nominating a Democratic candidate. Jerome emphasizes freeing parties from corrupt influences and restoring people’s will through legitimate party leadership.
Atlanta August 21 A crowded state primary tomorrow will decide Georgia’s governor amid strong Democratic dominance. Five candidates contest the governorship including Clark Howell J S Stiles Richie A Wynell Jackson and James M Smith. The state convention is set for Macon September 4 with eleven districts allotted for delegates.
In Tidena Aug 3 the Grand Dawson of the Ancient Order of United Workmen met here. The session discussed the rate questions and decided to make no changes in the current Montana rates. the report was referred to committees and will be endorsed after tonight’s further review. Delegates from Armieanda, Fort Benton, and other locales attended the gathering.
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