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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1906
Page
3
An Anaconda Mont example page shows Standard Publishing Company boilerplate with misprints and scattered office locations. It lists daily and Sunday editions, subscription rates, Main Office Standard Block, and branches in Butte Spokane Seattle Portland and others, plus foreign and newsstand distribution points.
Protest against Senator Smeal of Utah over polygamy faces a lengthy hearing before the committee on privileges and elections. Joan G. Carlisle will represent the protesters. a large petition bound in forty nine volumes accompanies the case.
Town Topics critiques a novelty wedding invitation to Alice Roosevelt and Nicholas Longworth, arguing the card misuses titles and misstates details. The piece mocks errors, suggests corrected wording, and stresses precision in etiquette.
An elaborate discussion blends biographical praise of King Christian with reflections on European royal ties and modern science. It cites Nicholas Longworth, Theodore Roosevelt, and Oswald as it muses on dynastic alliances, postwar harmony, and future artificial life through chemical evolution and laboratory power.
Fragmented OCR reads like a Victorian miscellany on evolution speculation, chemistry of life, social norms, and political figures. It references Tillman, Algeciras, Balfour, Chamberlain, Alfonso, Ena, and Stewart-like debates, with scattered notes on Alaska glaciers and European royals.
Reports from New York indicate Illinois Central Railway may be acquired by investors linked to the Union Market and Tacrman Party, with merger talks centering on control of about 240000 shares valued at tens of millions. Stock records show transfers not yet completed and held by individuals.
Salt Lake City February 3 A special test run by the Southern Pacific railroad covered Bourke New South Wales to Salt Lake City in 10 hours 2 minutes aboard a private car train. Vice President W H Bancroft and officials rode to measure speed under normal operating conditions. Average velocity was reported at a variable rate with bursts approaching 75 miles per hour. Stops were made for coupling and water.
Rev. KR Williams of the Welss church presents a paper to the territorial association arguing the theater has historic ties to religious life and questions whether modern drama can be separated from its religious roots. He traces theater from liturgical beginnings to secular forms and cites critics who deny the theater’s moral instruction role and warn of moral decline among actors and audiences.
The text argues that the church is a separated body out of the world, chosen to propagate faith, with Christ’s prayers for protection from worldly corruption. It warns against theater and secular pleasures as threats to holiness, urging believers to remain distinct and devoted to God and the church. It cites biblical imagery and quotes from early writers to reinforce the stance.
Directors held a meeting to discuss consolidating Silver smith Mining with Goldamithmi. A committee was named to oversee the matter. Roy Alley joined as Dalyesiste la tie Silversmith property rep. Four or five lease proposals for 18 months were reviewed but no action taken. Jeane B Arragonal was appointed manager to oversee ongoing work on the property.
The inquest into Charles W. Deans death found the fatality purely accidental with no blame. Dean was crushed when run over by three ore cars while riding a forward car at the High Ore mine on Sunday morning. Witnesses James Hennigan and others testified as to the sequence of events and the accident led to burial in Salt Lake.
Tewe sells the Southern hotel business to PS Sullivan who will take charge this morning. Sullivan has 13 years of familiarity with the hotel and will operate it after the death of Mrs Nevin. Tewe will retire for a time and may spend significant time at his Deer Lodge valley ranch.
An investment notice urges immediate subscriptions before machinery starts and shares rise from 15 cents to 59 cents after mine operations begin. Emphasizes limited time, with a 48 hour window and a guaranteed present price. Contact 45 Fast Broadway for details and prospectus.
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