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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1906
Page
3
The edition lists subscription rates and multiple branch newsstands across cities from Washington to Portland. It includes a long, fragmented political column discussing European affairs, immigration policy, and U.S. administration actions, with scattered notes on Roosevelt and ongoing parliamentary recess.
A column recounts Frances F. Leupp the Indian affairs commissioner and his Harvard lecture rebutting myths about Indians New Year resolutions and festive prose mix with critique of generalizations about Native peoples highlighting individual acts of restraint and relief efforts amid 1899 era commentary.
Fragmented remarks outline the opening skirmish between the president and Congress before the holiday recess. The Fifty-ninth Congress will reconvene next Thursday, amid strained relations and frequent partisan attacks on the president, including debates over suffrage, education, and alleged corporate influence.
Fragmented text reports political instability and rising discontent amid a dynastic struggle. References to a Harageorgaviel dynasty, student class influence, a Sachs Berew faction, and unrest under rulers suggest potential upheaval. Mentions of Alexander and Queen Wragi in 1993 hint at a broader regional crisis.
Three arrests were planned to determine blame in a wreck on a road near the city Sunday. An attorney for the county asserted the suspects were charged in the second degree. The number of injured rose to 21 with J. Cuer of Ra Mliet hospitalized and Hrockett of Minneapolis listed among the injured.
Figures show the Union Stockyards handled the largest livestock value on record with receipts near 18,000,000 head valued at 314,900,000 dollars an increase of 420,000 over 1905. Cattle averaged 26 cents per pound and hogs higher while sheep rose about 20 cents.
Belgrave December 27 A bill signing by King Peter triggered expectations of a large public demonstration today. The move has provoked substantial public sentiment and prompted debate across the region.
Charles D. Schmidt stands trial for the murder of his wife last July. The State rested its case. Schmidt testified briefly as court adjourned. Witnesses described his volatile temper and possible insanity inherited from both sides of his family. Defense lawyer AO McConnell argued mental incapacity due to hereditary insanity and cited relatives who died by suicide. Schmidt detailed his wife’s affair and other family details, including a note from his wife and her supposed correspondence at Fort Assinniboine. Cha desrndnn is to testify in the morning.
Freemasons of Butte attend a large installation of officers at the Battle Masonic temple. More than 200 sat down to a banquet as Silver Cow lodge No. 48 conducted the ceremonies with a colorful display of flowers, music, and a formal toast sequence.
Mrs William Barth of 319 West Ureadwaty fell from a Montana Altart street car near Hollavs roller sink yesterday afternoon. She suffered a deep wound reaching the bone and was taken to Murrax's hospital by carriage after three stitches were applied. She remained in shock but was later released to her home.
A prisoner named Fugh O. Gasi wight was recaptured at a hotel in Cincinnati after escaping from Hamilton county jail on Sunday. He claimed he had been staying at the hotel since the escape. Of the nine men who fled, only three were later accounted for.
A local court today fined Bishop Tetrinax $10 or forced expulsion from the epiecapay residence amid a dispute cited as a formal offense. The case involves BISHOY IS Finer, Nancy Prance, and Ter 272 who forzees.
A local enterprise named Gus and Eleckle Company secured a notable today in Omaha Nebraska. The event highlights regional business activity and corporate development involving the unnamed firm and city context.
From the United States circuit court a temporary order restrains the city of Lincoln from enforcing recently parsed ordinances. The action challenges price reductions for B09 to per thousand feet and assesses special tax on company catalogs.
Mrs. Lewis T. F. pen, wife of a grocer, was kicked by a horse in a stable. Her husband found her after she did not return. She was removed to hospital with broken ribs and other injuries but regained consciousness later. Authorities offered no theory of the accident.
Washington announces the Isthmian Canal Commission will compensate about 3,000 canal zone workers for holidays. Wages on an eight hour day with time and a half if required to work. Holidays include January first February twenty second May twenty second July fourth Labour day Thanksgiving day and Christmas.
In his annual address at the Western Association of Technical Chemists meeting, retiring president FLW. Traphagen of the Colorado School of Mines admitted science offers no remedy for sulphur smelter smoke. The Denver Mining Record names Wea Swirt Denver as President and WC Parinalee as secretary treasurer. The three day meeting continues.
Major Taggart, in a divorce case described as of national interest, returns to San Francisco from the Philippines. He traveled via transport to the Presidio hospital while recovering from dysentery after serving in Leyte where he commanded two infantry units.
Pierre South Dakota December 2 Louis e and John Arpan held in Stanley county on horse rustling charges after capture with a large herd near the Chevemm river reservoir. Arpan implicated others and investigators point to a wider group operating west of the river.
Chicago December 27 W A Atkinson head of the defunct Lincoln bank of Morton Dark was today sent to jail in default of 23000 bail. He reportedly failed to give the receiver any material bid in settling the bank affairs and the United States marshals announced his office could not spare a deputy to remain with him.
In Chicago on December 21 the defense for Ahiew argued to admit receipts of the Chicago Federation of Labor as evidence to show the men on trial favored settling the strike and not guilty of conspiracy. Judge Ball denied the motion.
An incident in St Louis involves a man identified as Patil ESD who shot Mrs Meigel in the head and then killed himself. Three other bullets hit Mrs Weigel who is believed to die from her injuries. The assailant’s exact motive remains unclear.
A Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe passenger train wrecked near Somerville Texas while running at high speed. Engineer James Seaty and Fireman Felder were injured though no passengers were hurt.
New Haven Conn Dec 2 Ds Frank KF Beckwith formerly master of obstetrics at Yale medical school died today of apoplexy.
The state meeting resumes after page one with officers to be elected and a west years site chosen. An evening session opens with music and invocation. A symposium on The Relation of Public School Education to Industrial Life features papers by L E Basion, R J Congdon, and L R Foot, followed by a general discussion.
Paris December 24 The senate committee on church and state separation today favorably reported the bill of 1903 amended to require separation of church and state. The measure will be debated in the senate tomorrow.
Princess Alexandria Metorla of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderberg-Gwekeburg is betrothed to Prince Augustus William, fourth son of Emperor William, daughter of Duke Frederick of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderborg-Gluckeburg. The announcement from Gerlin on December 27 confirms the engagement of the second daughter to the German imperial line.
A transport team crossing the Missouri River north of Norfolk Nebraska failed when a wagon toppled into the water. Merbert Chshman aged 66 Ed Slate aged 28 and Daniel Slate aged 2 perished in the incident.
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