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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1906
Page
3
The notice outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including monthly, semiannual, and annual options, with strict advance payment. It lists multiple city mail and newsstand distribution points across the country and provides office contact details for the Anaconda Standard.
The report outlines ongoing court proceedings in Silver Bow with extensive testimony, adjournments, and rebuttal phases. It notes witnesses, expert testimony, and prolonged hearings extending into mid year, involving Amalgamated Company and Carnera association seeking damages.
Fragmented notes describe Wheat policy discussions and a looming row over expulsion or retention of political figures. The piece forecasts a tense session with Smoot and others, predicting votes and possible retirements as deliberations unfold. A conservative tone hints at constitutional limits and presidential influence.
Frightened tenants abandon Park Street building as explosions from work by Phoenix Filtration Company cause ground tremors. Witnesses report heavy blasts shaking earth and furniture, with dirt and debris spilling into entrances. Legal action and court debates follow, naming individuals and entities involved in damages suit.
A muddled report questions a gold medal claim linked to Newton and the Philadelphia mint. Supposedly awarded for a water event, the piece discusses misprints, exhibition missteps, and doubt over the medal’s true metal value.
A Chicago man was found guilty today of obtaining funds by presenting warehouse receipts from different banks. The case involved a fraudulent scheme using deceitful warehouse documents to secure money from lenders.
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