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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1906
Page
16
The Fifty-ninth Congress begins at noon with a busy schedule. Tariff questions, ship subsidy, Panama canal legislation and Navy expansion will dominate. Roosevelt’s forthcoming message and party dynamics set the tone for debates on tariff and other measures.
Congress debates early session timing and appropriation bills. The House expects to send Payne’s customs consolidation bill to the Senate before Thursday while pension and fortification programs may rise by Christmas. Senate plans include Smoot seat challenge and Latrobe constitutional convention moves from Madison Square.
The piece surveys New England life as seen by Emerson Hough, contrasting Western and Eastern perspectives. It lampoons Boston authors and periodicals, notes figures like Thomas Lawson and William Dean Howells, and describes Boston’s literary scene and travel by train to New York.
Radical Socialist deputies and students gathered at the university in Rome to oppose the imprisonment of Joseph B. Nakens and Senor Ferrer in Spain. Speakers called them victims of clericalism and Spanish intrigues, while a street demonstration near the Spanish consulate ended when police dispersed the riot.
Walter L Vail renowned Southern California cattle king and partner in Vail and Gates died from injuries after a street car collision last Thursday. He owned Santa Rosa Island and held extensive holdings in California and Arizona where he once resided.
William J. Bryan spoke at the Elks lodge in Loire Uly Neb addressing a memorial session for departed members. He reflected that death spurs thoughts of immortality and that heavenly life grows brighter with brotherly love, promising spirits never extinguished.
Michiel J. Kelly, manager of the Minneapolis team, was found guilty of knowledge of filing false affidavits in a bribery case against an umpire. He is forever barred from HOY participation in American association affairs. L.A. Laddard, secretary of the Minneapolis club, was expelled for conspiring with Kelly to ruin Owens' reputation.
The trial of Mayor Schmitz and Adirah fuer will begin immediately unless counsel seeks an adjournment. Both plead not guilty to torture charges in the indictments returned by the grand jury. The district attorney’s office states all preparations are complete for trials to date in San Francisco.
Tokio December 2 The transference of the administration of Newchwang by the Japanese to China was completed today marking a key shift in regional governance and signaling ongoing postwar reorganization in the area.
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