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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1906
Page
15
Bran lands in Bryan and addresses newspapers from native soil, answering questions as locals seek clarity. Report notes a steady crowd and pointed questions about smour and other onlookers.
Nebraska statesman William Jennings Bryan arrived in New York aboard the Princess Irene amid a warm reception. He avoided public political remarks, spoke of remaining noncommittal on campaigns, and planned private talks with party leaders and associates to map his next steps for the Democratic cause.
In St Petersburg on August 28 revolutionists carried out a bold theft at the Postoffice center. The robber masked the collector and seized his portfolio before fleeing. Only a small amount of money remained in the bag, suggesting a quick escape.
New York August reports Princess Irene docking in quarantine to inaugurate a formal medical inspection. Mr Bryan’s steamship sighting off Fire Island triggers a homecoming welcome by Nebraska residents aboard two large boats. Nebraska flag flies, flowers exchanged, crowds cheer as Bryan steps ashore amid greetings from friends and visitors.
The Heal Ea State Trust faces collapse from heavy loans by Frank K Hippie, Adolf Segal, and others. Receiver reports trust funds intact. Presbyterian boards and hospital securities valued up to 1.5 million dollars believed secure. Deposits include 150,000 from Presbyterian groups and 10,000 from the Woman’s Foreign Mission Society aimed at rebuilding the home for enslaved girls in San Francisco. Plan to raise 30,000 for guarantor fund to reopen the bank discussed amid depositor unrest and police intervention.
Denver delegates attended the sixteenth annual convention of the Press Clubs League where Ian was nominated for president but withdrew, urging Denver Press News to be rewarded for its entertainment efforts amid the event held at Moffat Coron amid granite features and a festive session.
A garbled report from San Diego California describes soldiers being rushed to Fusenada to maintain order after a labor dispute. The text mentions a steamer, electrical power tensions, and threats to blow up the works if demands are not met, reflecting a chaotic labor conflict with unclear details.
Reports from Havana to Matanzas describe escalating unrest as insurgent activity expands from Havana, Phatelio and Santiago provinces. Government fears inability to quickly quell the movement while insurgents mass near coastal areas and threaten rail lines as artillery and armored units are organized.
Selkirk Manitoba reports six sailors drowned when steamship Princess ran aground near a swamp. Two Icelanders roped into the shipwreck and one body recovered. In Harmanntes area, a masked six shooter robbery occurred. police pursued suspects with limited success. New York dispatch notes Representative Kare Williams arriving aboard the Majestic.
Frisco reports a deepening strike with labor leaders dispatching pickets while Farley’s break plan stirs tensions. Railroad officials refuse timing on possible recruits as Carmichael and local authorities seek to curb strike breakers and preserve order. A caravan of workers bound for the West arrived and departed, leaving growth in labor friction and heightened city vigil.
Wyoming Republicans at the state convention announced their ticket tonight led by Governor Hreant Is Trooks and Secretary of State William Schnitgers. Treasurer Edward itor Leroy Grant and Superintendent HT. Cook also named. Platform details appear incomplete in the report.
In August 28 incident Jefferson county Missourians traveling on a Wabash train to New York protested the removal of a large banner reading A Welcome to Bryan. Railroad officials cited road rules forbidding banners on passenger cars. The banner was finally removed after delays, and the train continued to its destination with officials arriving in New York for a reception with William J. Regan.
News of the death of Frank De Spratt at Alpena Michigan. He came to Helena from Michigan with brother A N Spratt to enter lumber and mining ventures. He was prominent in business and had three apoplexy attacks in recent months. He leaves a widow and five daughters in various cities.
New weekly terror tally reports 101 officials and soldiers killed or wounded in Saint Petersburg. Police record 22 private persons killed or wounded, 34 spirit shops der dered and properties looted, with extensive robberies of banks, routes, and institutions totaling substantial losses. More than 130 armed units targeted financial and public sites.
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At the American Bar Association twenty-ninth annual meeting in St Paul on August 27, delegates filled the hall as Rosco Pound of Lincoln read a paper on Can Congress Transfer to the State Power to Regulate Commerce. The discussion centered on insurance law, state supervision costs, and proposals to curb fraudulent practices by wildcat insurers. the minority opposed the majority’s recommendations.
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