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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1903
Page
1
A historic report notes a speaker’s claim that the sugar trust dominates Cuban newspapers and even official publications for propaganda. The discussion centers on media influence and political leverage, with adjournment following a concluded session.
In Washington the House discussed rural free delivery with Mr Maddox arguing for route establishment and criticizing favored states. Mr Cringpacker questioned panama policy while Mr Williams pressed bipartisan cooperation. Maddox challenged party statements as he cited route counts and state distributions in the 15,000 routes last June.
Washington Des 15 The democratic caucus passed a resolution declaring that future party action should be binding and orderly after a day of heated contention. The move seeks to stabilize procedure and align leadership with a unified stance.
A store advertises a broad mainland China collection with imports and displays a wide array of new porcelain and rock patterns. It promises specialty items and a larger assortment than other local offerings, with prices around five to ten dollars per set and unpacked sample patterns showcased.
Carls advertises China Dinner Sets ranging from affordable everyday pieces to more elegant presentation ware. Prices listed from 22.50 to higher items with a wide selection including bowls water bottles and glassware for wine and spirits.
Washington dispatch reports a caucus will assemble tomorrow to consider the Yanina canal treaty and whether action must be binding by a two thirds vote. Dems and party leaders debate ratification and isthmus authority as bills and resolutions hint at annexation and Con gress power questions.
The government case against Ian Shoemaker for cutting timber on several claims in the Chashplon district west of Deer Lady was heard before Commissioner Alexander Brown. After witness examination and argument, Brown acquitted Shoemaker and related defendants. parallel cases against Matteson, Jacobson, and Cutler were noted as identical or continued.
In a special prepatch from Great Falls, D McConnell of the Under Bates penalen bureau seeks Charles Miller believed missing after vague records. Miller’s wife in Chicago reports a daughter in St Louis, while a man named Chacha Atier is linked to a pension application and possible Civil War service transfer, with Miller unaccounted since April.
A warrant was issued by Sheriff Pawler charging Aleta Trew, the younger son of Coroner Taylor Trent, with kidnapping Mrs Dot Nayolds, daughter of Mr Alonzo Heynalds of Eighth Avenue South. The alleged kidnapping occurred last evening around six thirty. Judge ecsite presided in district court today as cases were heard. The will of John H. Greene, who died on Rev. 1, was admitted to probate. executor named and estate valued about 47000 dollars includes livestock, hotel property, and bank holdings. Brecht Olspaten appeared for the Standard, Por Henton Veco. A. B. Rodgers testified.
Special dispatch from the Standard reports William Swartz of Hosehud was brought before Justice Thompson yesterday on a charge of grand larceny. The complaint alleges he took a calf from the Real Cau le company. Several witnesses attended the hearing, and the case was bound over to the district court.
A court heard testimony about invisible ink letters forged as a scheme to extort £5,000. Convicts and guards testified about papers written on the same permeable stationery, with handwriting linked to Gravelle and Whitten. A July delivery plan and a prison school manuscript were admitted as evidence.
Testimony described two letters purportedly by Harvey Whitten, centering on threats to Northern Pace opponents. Prosecution argued the paper printed in the Standard supported intent to convict Whitten at Deer Lodge. Witnesses testified about the letters and the alleged writing, while the defense noted evidence amid a penitentiary context and prior convictions.
Rep Dixon introduces a bill directing the state department to estimate costs for a new boundary survey and the installation of a telephone system. The rural delivery route will begin January 1 from Belgrade and Uozarani as recorded at the post office.
Spokane report says Joe Dille, an outlaw from Utah, was found near Valley, Washington. A posse closed in as Dille and Antonio de Vecchta, partners in a Spokane grocery job, quarreled. Dille drew and was killed instantly. de Vecchta escaped.
Ailing bridge worker from an unidentified gang near Gillette was brought to the facility this morning. He is described as very ill with threats of preunion and money issues. authorities refuse to release Tiny wa a company patient named Taster who says he has a month’s pay due from the Burlington company fle.
Dispatch from Glendive notes a large crowd at a rural event with excited display as local attendees cheer for a planned matchup. Separate item from Mila City reports the marriage of Charles H. Joss and Clara Leo Mantis at Mr. Hardin's residence on Thursday evening officiated by B. B.A. CHIVET.
The article notes a shift to open stock china sets for all courses, with varied service plates for meat and dessert. It highlights how open stock allows matching, flexible service and sizes, enabling households to expand sets as families grow, and mentions decorative reproductions and pottery in popular colors.
A German court heard evidence in the trial of Dippold, charged with flogging and torturing Meinw Tach and his brother Meclaz Koch, sons of Herr Koch, at their estate near Rallenstadt. The elder boy LiEnz died after severe beatings and exposure. medical testimony supported claims of brutal cruelty by the tutor and justified by alleged reform aims.
A German case ends with a schoolmaster convicted of causing a pupil's death by brutal maltreatment. The judge sentenced him to eight years penal servitude and ten years loss of civil rights. The trial drew international attention, with commentary questioning discipline norms and the role of humane surroundings in education. Meanwhile, reports from Billing say John Bea, a Bea Brow Sheep Co. recommender near Forsyth, is gravely ill after paralysis affecting his right side.
Special Dispatch to the Standart reports Treasury balance details with figures for gold reserves and overall balance. The December balance lists substantial totals including AVE289: gold and total holdings, indicating strong fiscal liquidity.
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