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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1905
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard subscription rates include daily and Sunday options with quarterly and advance payment terms. The notice lists sales locations and branch offices in Butte and other cities, with contact details for the newspaper’s business and editorial rooms.
A large crowd gathered outside a Butte theater last night, estimated at about two thousand, as a demonstration against traveling show people. The event carried risk of trouble but did not escalate, with no injuries reported and the show’s arrival delayed amid public sentiment.
A dispatch from St. Petersburg analyzes the volatile Rus sian political scene. It reports government leaders struggle to balance conservative and constitutionalist factions while radicals gain influence. Officials warn that continued chaos could invite further upheaval and weaken the authorities, risking broader unrest.
The American Bison society formed in New York city plans to ask Congress and private donors for funding to create one or more buffalo reservations. It aims to secure large tracts of land where the animals can thrive and multiply, noting fewer than 2,000 buffalo remain outside zoos.
Ernest St. Daynes outlines experiments proving buffaloes can replace oxen for draught work. He cites trained bulls from Lord Carbles herd in New Hampshire and forecasts commercial value if the government funds a breeding herd. He warns private herds threaten the species, urging wide range protections and active utilization.
A historical column critiques speculative trading and margin gambling in stocks, arguing profits rely on luck and experience rather than skill. It notes the market's violent swings, a Monday downturn, and the broader economy not gaining or losing from daily trades, while warning lay investors about playing with margins and fake judgments.
Ambitions 3Hwrans conceding impossibility of art sending McClellan sworn in, Hearst vows to appeal to legislature for ballot recount and a full investigation into the last New York election. A state and national organization is planned to back this effort with a machine to elect delegates to the next Democratic national convention.
A detailed forecast traces William R. Hearst’s possible path from securing the Democratic nomination for New York governor to building influence for a future presidential run. It notes opposition from Tammany and up-state Democrats loyal to Parker Hill and Sheehan, and discusses potential independent candidacy risks, party dynamics, and broader policy stances attributed to Hearst.
Facoma Dec 18 two men M McKeeaver and Albert Huff suffered fatal injuries while moving heavy machinery at the West Coast Lumber company plant on the waterfront. A damaged support under the machinery caused a fall into the river, dragging both workers about 11 feet.
Newport News December 16 A German steamer named Andes is overdue from this port bound for Guanile Venezuela. It has been posted as lost in today's register. It is believed Captain Manz and the two crew members went to the patton.
In Livonia and near Toemhershof fighting erupts as dragoons escort German families. Lett forces block roads, a clash occurs, dragoons retreat toward Riga. Captives are taken in Lennawarden, with Letts conducting routine acts amid a tense border situation. Government efforts gauge worker support amid warnings of possible general strikes.
Count von Rivenslben, retiring ambassador to St. Petersburg, reports to the St Petersburg correspondent of a German paper. He quotes the emperor Nicholas as saying he will restore order and that reforms must work. The emperor denies aiding any change that would threaten the state.
Dorpat December 18 reports the insurgents holding the southern Liventa and much of Courland with feeble military defense. Estates burned and plundered while fires light the southern skies near Dorpat. German barons and their families are held prisoner by the insurgents.
Berlin dispatch says a Moscow backed faction seeks to stir foreign powers. A party include two ministers aims to spark Russian national sentiment to save the country from anarchy. Meanwhile a post and telegraph strike in Russia persists under Moscow orders. Proletariat leaders’ arrests spark ferment and a Jewish generalist group calls for armed insurrection.
Martial law has been declared in multiple districts of the government of Poland as of December 18, reported from St. Petersburg. The move signals heightened controls amid ongoing political tensions and security concerns.
Miss Marie Powers of Minneapolis arrived in Hamilton to spend the holidays with Mrs. James Stevens. Miss Owen left with her sister Gertrude Owen for Rochester after visiting Missoula. Mrs. D J Clear plans a trip to Corvallis on Thursday. Dr. Minshall of Missoula visits Hamilton before heading to California for health. A dance at Grantsdate drew many locals. Mrs. S M Bethe of Missoula visited her daughter Mrs. R C Parmenter. Mrs. M Coone of Rosalia and Mr. Riley of Blingo visit relatives in Hamilton. B J Bryan dies after years in the valley. The Brussels dispatch notes the chamber of commerce announcing a royal matter.
The premier pushes through parliament to approve a yearly grant of 9,000 for Prince Albert of Manders. The move is framed as public support while opposition signals dissent over the arrangement.
Washington dispatch reports a sparsely attended session as members headed home and debate continued on national supervision of life insurance firms. Landis blasted executives, calling salaries the "tonel of kin" and urging divestment from non insurance businesses to curb corruption and influence, naming several firms and figures.
A shopper muses on slipping laces and comfort in shoe design. She cites women with maids, actresses on stage untying and retying, and notes lacing inside the ankle could avoid eyelet clashes, though practicalities vary.
Talbert von Watson, 26, a native of Wierna with Austrian army lineage, has enlisted at the regular army barracks in St Louis. A cousin of Austria's unitary apache in Washington, he speaks nine languages and has studied medicine in the United States and Vienna. He traveled worldwide with his sister, is infatuated with America, and joins the hospital corps to learn English and advance medical studies.
A Philadelphia Methodist Episcopal elder Rev A J Kynett suffered an awkward debut when Helga urged him to help raise funds for a church. The church’s pastor inflated his status with grand, tongue twisting praise to impress the congregation. Later another sermon by Dr Groeft used similar extravagant introductions.
Washington reports the Senate named standing committees with most Republican seniors receiving chairmanships. Burton of Kansas was excluded amid charges pending. La Follette of Wisconsin and Cearin of Oregon were left vacancies as a broad list of committee chairs and members follows.
Special Dispatch to the StayRard from Helena Dec 18 The Montana Supreme Court issued six opinions, led by Willem Clemmens vs Gillette & Reed from Williamson. The court upheld an injunction against pasturage stock on land under fence and reversed rulings in Pil Harris against Butte & Boston. Other rulings addressed mandamus, contempt, and livestock damages with mixed affirmations and reversals, including a notable check indorsement dispute and a gambling‑related transfer.
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