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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1905
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details including daily and Sunday editions with advance rates, addresses for the main office in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte and other cities, and mentions where to find the newspaper in major towns. It also notes general correspondence should be sent to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda, Montana.
The column surveys John A McCall’s resignation rumors amid New York Life investigations and notes Mrs Mary Rogers Vermont murder case. It cites policy holder support for McCall, references Portmouth tactics, and covers legislative debates on capital punishment and public notices.
The piece argues Senators Platt and Depew lack usefulness for senate service due to alleged insurance exposure and political failures. It notes past attempts at resignation and suggests that Roscoe Sonkling anticipates a New York legislature electing him, highlighting ongoing political maneuvering.
General Trepod appears aristocratic though his manners are harsh and his voice metallic. Viscountess Maitland, famed miniature painter, travels from England to Neupie to paint prominent locals, including pieces for the president’s family. British ministers Johnstone and Herbert win knight commander ranks. marriages tie Alyx Pinchot and Helen Caummell. Onto’s governor elect and wife, strict Methodists, will abstain from dancing at the inaugural reception in Columbus. The duchess of Sutherland, an author, published works and short stories, while the duke of Portland, master of the horns, criticizes the English check rein as vulgar.
A disjointed column notes a New York trucker Bradley Curzon considering police complaint, with a joke about Lord Curzon. It highlights two Chinese West Point cadets Ting Chischen and Ying Kaung-wen improving despite English gaps, and Charles Gates refusing large change at a Philadelphia hotel. Pennypacker faces resistance to a Harrisburg statue for Senator M S Quay, amid funding controversy and partisan protests tied to Quay’s legacy.
Remsen Crawford recounts Reginald Foster as the luckiest NY reporter, famed for alertness and vivid stories. He twice saved lives during disasters the St Patrick’s Day fire and Hoboken blaze, and covered McKinley’s assassination with a full descriptive lead from Buffalo.
Amid hearings at City Hall investigators depicted insurance firms paying large sums to presidents and widows from contingent funds. District Attorney Jerome pressed for a full report while executives and counsel discussed testimony readiness. An alleged consulting actuary and an ongoing scrutiny of Mutual Reserve and Security Mutual companies surfaced, with questions about commissions and past payments.
A distillate of brief items reports Meyer’s protest in Russia, Berlin census showing 2,033,900 residents, improving Miss Mary Johnstone, New York ballot box case date, Senator Kittridge presenting to the president, Fram steamer sunk with deaths, Col Nantel Berkinng Bosworth dies, Anthony Flaga and Miss Claire Puryear wed, Honor Sanchez in San Domingo easing tensions, a bank robbery in Mitchell South Dakota, half anniversary celebrations in Christiana Norway, New York Central plan on free passes, apoplexy death in Bloomington, Spokane theft of non negotiable securities, Coey Mercantile raid netting cash and goods.
American Minister Morgan heads from Seoul on a transport arranged by Japan to visit Port Arthur and Dalian en route to America. He is the first foreign minister to withdraw from the region as German and British ministers follow soon.
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