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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1906
Page
6
A fragment mentions a row with Storer and a MSW ancient anecdote tied to a political cabinet in WhitDies TY yan PEST BUS CABINET. The readable text hints at a regional political dispute or discussion without clear dates or outcomes. Further details are not available in the readable portion.
Washington dispatch outlines President Roosevelt and Mrs Storer dispute over private letters and public notice. It notes Storer as ambassador and the push for removal, with further remarks on cabinet reactions and the White House stance on private correspondence and its public implications.
An unstable account describes Castro gravely ill and near death as exiled opposition groups rally. Reports claim Cuban authorities acknowledge his condition while claims of plans to return and organize an insurgency surface, with execution of a decree and widespread uncertainty about the leader’s fate.
Washington December 9 President Roosevelt said no hint or intimation of the Bellamy Storer correspondence was given out at the White House. The former ambassador and Mrs Storer were mentioned in open letters sent to cabinet members and to many senators. Storer reportedly had no desire to keep contents secret.
Special dispatch reports revival of Tah Bridges creamery idea led by Haley from a leading creamery supply house. T. J. Davidson formerly of Helena quotes about subsidies. plans stalled earlier due to cost. Fire destroys a barn near Web Priery, losses near 4000 with two horses saved. Local farmers’ institute set for Monday on livestock diseases and farm waste management with talks by S McChire and John Al Wiley.
In Sinty Mentownid harbor a Japanese cruiser Chitore object suffered a fatal incident as sampanes and harbor boats capsized during a return trip. Two boats overturned leaving 60 men drowned, sparking investigations and mourning.
A man identified as Robert Korreinr returned from Davis county and told federal authorities he would appear and accept service of a warrant. He said he was in Davis county when actions were taken and came home at once. The indictment covers crimes linked to a fuel company and alleged conspiracies.
Reports say the Japanese squadron, including vessels Matsushian, lesukushima, and Haghidave, will depart Japan next month for Honolulu San Francisco and Puget Sound. Captains Mews Namaguichi and Yamagata to command the ships as Tear Actional Yomdika may also accompany.
A Desperate Mexican killed an American in an early morning attack near Cord James Beresford on the Ofatis Mai road toward Casa Grande. The assailant escaped after the shooting, as authorities confirm a fatality and investigate the circumstances surrounding the crime.
On December 9 Elmer McNew, a demented coal miner, fired revolvers aboard a crowded trolley leaving this city for Wellston. Harry White was killed instantly, J D Vanatta of Newark Ohio was mortally wounded, and 7 R Kindison, superintendent of public schools here, was severely wounded. McSeal was shot by auxiliaries.
An investigative report uncovers widespread railway discrimination favoring a major company, harming many counties. The inquiry cites numerous rate differentials, revealing how transport advantages harmed competitors and consumer prices, while calling for federal inspection to curb inter state abuses.
Victoria, KR, Dec. The steamer Kame Mora en route from Hispaniola to Victoria with cargo valued at $2,000,000 including silk, collided with an abandoned vessel Colama 22 miles off Cape Beale. The crew was taken on February and the driver nearly sank. The incident poses a serious risk to shipping lanes and port safety.
Fragmentary report from Albany Ontario describes three youths named Va Dee XWin Torna ter Antitiew Mosh and George Seay tom hoys who attempted to cross a lee and were swept under by the Skink during a Tritson rites.
Captain Williams, famed for his career and leadership, died at St. Charles Hospital after a night injury near New Orleans. The loss is noted as a significant event in a period of city prosperity, with public inquiries about commercial conditions and a vast wartime backdrop.
A fragmentary report mentions a man named Joseph Kexrus, stated as living in Chicago, tied to the Brinkman company bank. It notes years of employment across multiple firms including Mandel Bros and Wells Fargo, and a recent job turnover amid a sink robberies context.
Fragmentary text appears to reference a Paris event or notice and a widow, with unclear names and dates. The readable parts suggest a historical or obituary-like item but lack coherent details to identify persons, places, or actions. Further context is needed for a factual summary.
A Washington dispatch reviews the government’s push to boost American trade with South American nations. It highlights the cotton trade, noting U S exports to South America exceed rival shipments at times, and urges U S merchants to establish permanent foreign agencies, speak local languages, and place trained representatives in target countries to accelerate growth.
Nashville Tenn December 9 State Commissioner of Insurance I Pals sent to sustain to Use Mutual Life and New York Life Insurance companies giving them 10 days to refund several thousand dollars of policyholders money The Mutual he charges has used thousands for compensation and expenses for agency to electioneer for the administration ticket The New York Life article cites evidence and notes 10 days to recover treasury money spent for printing and other administration ballots
In last Thursday's gale the schooner Home reached Mort Townsemt after a violent storm. The crew, including Mrs. Anderson, wife of the captain, faced waterlogging and damage while the Sea Witen, en route from Park Halleck to San Francisco, aided.
A fragment reports a record bid of three million dollars for a renowned gold mine. It notes interest from major markets, mentions New York and Mexico, and references key figures and dealers in the mining sector. The garbled text preserves the core claim of a historic cash price.
Samuel Feirae, longtime resident of Gallatin, dies Sunday afternoon at his home after a brief illness. The obituary notes he was well known and respected, with survivors including his second wife. Funeral and burial arrangements listed in local notices.
Mother Parker, a noted missionary in Jahish, is celebrated here with remarks marking her birthday. The event honors her decades of service and outreach in the community.
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