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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1906
Page
14
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and provides multiple sale locations nationwide. It notes main and branch offices, telephone numbers, and foreign advertising offices, along with a wide network of newsstands across major cities.
The piece critiques President Roosevelts handling of personal correspondence with Bellamy and Maria, arguing it undercuts official diplomacy. It then appraises Montana education issues, the state board of education, and potential federal court decisions affecting higher and technical institutions and upcoming legislature.
No one was killed or injured in the collision between a street car and a B A P freight train at Utah avenue and Iron street in Butte Friday night. The near miss at the same spot about a year ago underscores the need for caution and safer crossing practices.
A snowbound streetcar and freight train crash at a busy crossing left several dead and many maimed in a repeat of a past disaster. Conductor and brakeman alerted in time. car stopped eight inches from the rails. Officials urged preemptive safety measures to prevent another tragedy.
The Chicago Tribune’s tireless statistician, famed for compiling current facts and figures, tracks murders, lynchings, accidents, fireflood fatalities, sports casualties, and fire disasters. He publishes totals by day or period, including carnage and crisis counts across the nation.
In Allegheny on Preble avenue a husband identified as Case was restrained by neighbors after an incident in which he reportedly struck his wife with a chair and injured their young daughter. He was taken to No. 6 police station and ordered to forfeit fine and serve time in the workhouse for disorderly conduct.
A collection of curious claims from the era cites a jawbone of the average white at 20 feet, 1085 sausage varieties shown, and a Berlin curtain exhibit of champagne corks. It notes suction cleaning popular in London and New York, hair transplantation feasibility, a New York library gift, and St Moritzs long Toboggan slide. It also reports US Steel seeking a Durango iron mountain, and per head salt consumptions across Europe.
ABohemian Magazine vignette on Dorothea, described as a queenlike figure seen along Broadway. The narrator recalls meeting her after a glamorous entrance by motor car and praises her beauty, wit, and the allure of Old Broadway nightlife.
Elaborate presentation details accompany the opening of an artificial lake donated by Andrew Carnegie to Princeton. Descriptions focus on ceremonies, landscape features, paths, and surrounding monuments with references to dates and local sites and figures.
Theodore Roosevelt defends his position on church promotions, denying any private or public interference for Archbishop Treland. He recounts correspondence with Mrs. Storer and Mr. Storer, asserting he never authorized favors or altered policy, and challenges memoranda claimed by the Storers.
The Great Falls and Judith Mining company formed by local men has acquired a promising set of claims in the Judith mountains near Gilt Edge. Claims transferred include Alta New York Cave No. 2 Ball Dureka Evening Star and Daisy. The firm is capitalized at $156,000 with directors R. W. Berry Samuel Ford R. D. Warren and J. Quesnell. Local mining men foresee strong merit in the group.
Captain Fredericksen of the Norwegian bark Wellington and his wife, plus 15 crew members, were rescued in exhausted condition on December 3 by the Sokoto steamer at 84 north, 66 west. The ship, from Gulfport, Mississippi, had cargo of lumber for Rosario, Argentina, and was waterlogged after being deserted. The Sokoto will take the survivors to Havens.
The Marquis del Real Lesoro is appointed minister of marine in Madrid. The terse notice confirms the new cabinet post with no immediate agenda disclosed.
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