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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1906
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists standard publishing details and subscription rates and shows where the paper is sold. It also enumerates numerous newsstand locations from Washington to Denver and Portland.
The president's annual message to congress and a suite of anticipated works headline a busy December. Secretary of War Mott debuts Four Unpeuth of Citizenship, likely the month's book. Other titles discuss private wealth, wills, Fortune, and new thought on social issues from Cornell's Jenks and Ralph Waldo Emerson.
A Hammond Indiana dispatch tells of Miss Genevieve McGraw, an 18 year old school teacher from Milwaukee now in Hammond, whose beauty allegedly upends social norms. Pupils adored her, mothers invited her to homes, and male residents from all walks of life pursued her, creating a citywide spectacle and rumors of romance.
The piece surveys Roosevelt era cabinet changes and appointments, noting signaling shifts in Interior and Navy posts, Moody moving to the Supreme Court, Strauss or Strauss successor, and the broader aim of assembling a Rooseveltian cabinet. It comments on hospital and clinic trends, medical costs, and political chatter about reform and appointments, with tangential notes on congressional dynamics and open-door policies.
The Counterfeit Detector notes that counterfeiting money is rising in danger and harms national prosperity. It reports recent notes use high quality colors and scans but lack genuine security features, making detection harder. Police efforts focus on tracing prints and patterns as forgery networks shift to various denominations.
The Athens medical community expresses deep sympathy as Greek scholars and literature face decline. Physicians report grievances against the government and call for civic health initiatives, warning that public interest can become excessive.
A reader asks for a clear explanation of Christian Science and its core book Science and Health. The writer notes the difficulty of the belief system and the tendency of encyclopedias to cite Mrs. Eddy, concluding that full understanding comes only by reading the text Science and Health.
Washington reports a court decision in a New York foundlings case. The ruling, upholding local custody and limiting outside intervention, traces the origin of the children from Clifton and Pursues to Arizona and notes cooperation with Sisters of Charity and local authorities.
A fragment from the December Bohemia discusses authorial craft and performance. The narrator explains loving reading for character analysis and outlines ideas on stage presence, perception, and the balance between public scrutiny and personal artistic integrity.
In Mecember McClure's description a sulay towet visit reveals a house of assignation near a poor district. The reporter notes a rear wineroom open on Sunday, with inmates and alleged police complicity. A girl abducted, a man drunken in a cellar, and bystanders alarmed by the scandal.
Two ranchmen, Hinrard Gore and Edward Beary, were killed in a road duel near Hell's Hole canyon while a third, Brady, was mortally wounded as the dispute escalated. The fight erupted when unarmed bystanders faced gunfire as Gore opened fire during the confrontation among the men.
A string of newly formed corporations filed articles with the secretary of state. Names include Richardt A. Harlow Company with capital of 10 dollars and headquarters in Vielen, and Wisconsin entities like Mantim Mining Incorporated and Wings Hulle Cable Company. Incorporators span Richardt A. Harlow, I. Wilson, D.C. Coolidge, ALO Nichols Cot, and others. capital amounts range from 1.0 thousand to 82.0 million dollars amid diverse industries.
Special Dispatches in the Standard Vikings report Chief Taigo Oscar Terrill and others chased and captured Dr Shields an 18 year old youth. He is accused of hefting a valuable saddle from a horse last night and selling it to a second hand store. Shields fired at by the chief, then hid in a dry goods box before being found.
The county board held its December session with all members present. An important meeting discussed county printing contracts and poor relief funding. Basin Progress previously held the county printing contract, with 1008 gt 7 per capita weekly for the poor. Dr A Leighton secured the year 105 contract at 256.
Work started today on a new opera house at North Twenty-eighth Street. A force of men will push the project as wet weather allows. The building will cover a quarter of a block, measure 150 by 40 feet, be three stories high, and near completion by early June, aiming to be among the state’s finest structures.
AANNATION Milwaukee Wis Dec 3 Bishop-Co adjutor William Waller Webb 10 was ordained as fifth bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Milwaukee today to succeed Bishop Isaac Lea Nicholson deposed.
Alarming notes from Sydney Nova Scotia and Tet 3 describe a rapid population decline across Sc Plevra Miquelon as the French government implements reductions. Officials report shrinking numbers amid policy changes.
Enstern’s unit for the island reports the population decline driven by immigration to Canada and the American West. The long possession of France by America weakens as fisheries deteriorate over recent years, prompting abandonment on welfare grounds.
In Clevverland a county court will hear Mrs. Flori H. Shatto seek separation from husband John A. Shirittes, once amid wealth tied to Charles J. Reed and mining ventures. The case follows a life of fame and financial risk, with Shatto linked to Reed and railroad wealth as the couple rose to prominence.
Portsmouth reports three keel plates laid this morning for a new dreadnaught. The admiral and Portsmouth naval command say the battleship will be larger and more powerful than earlier designs. Work is underway with rapid progress and continuity expected.
London dispatch reports the British bark Marven from Tacoma, pursued near Time Beck in sinking position. Her crew is safe. The British bark Ancona from Antwerp for San Francisco has been destroyed by fire in the Bay of Biscay. her crew was saved.
Chicago dec 3 reports attempt to counter rumors about John Alexander Dowdle former Zion church leader. Deacon Lewis Dowdle’s companion says Dowdle is very sack and still far from well, despite denial of mental decline claims.
A federal grand jury will convene next week with Judge William J. Hunt presiding. The panel will hear cases including conspiracy to smuggle goods, murder on Fort Apache and assaults on reservations. Names include David Shover and Terre Vanderburgh among others. The proceedings remain confidential until the jury completes its work.
A fragment discusses hypothetical witnesses in a crime by Mrs. Eddy, posing whether eminent figures could reliably testify after being hypnotically misled. A Christian Scientist narrator remarks that even if Mrs Eddy claimed guilt, belief would falter without direct personal knowledge, illustrating skeptical scrutiny of testimony.
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