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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1906
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR note mentions factions and denouncement related to Witte amid a dramatic scene. Limited readable names hint at a political clash without clear dates or places.
Report notes Durnovo and Manukhin resignations amid a cabinet crisis as Witte faces pressure to end a double role. In Moscow, white flags rise as rebels surrender after a week of fighting. residents dismantle barricades, troops search for holdouts, and casualty figures edge upward in the sprawling district battle.
A Caldwell Idaho man is jailed as officers think he may be the assassin of former Gov. Frank Steunenberg. Dynamite exploded by a wire as the gate was moved, killing the victim. Five men are detained to lock up their whereabouts, while Shoshone County posts a $10,000 reward for killers. Reported suspects Hog an, a miner. a hotel guest calling himself Stith. and a Russian man named Smith have aroused interest as officers press for further identification.
Reporters note the evidence points to nitroglycerin as the explosive used in the Coeur d Alene murder. A trigger and nipple from a muzzle loader were found at the scene, while Governor Gooding cites one conclusion. Funeral arrangements for ex Governor Steunenberg are announced with details on the services.
London December 31 The Duke of Devonshire has issued an election manifesto urging free trade unionists to back the Ibort candidates over protectionist rivals. He says Home Rule remains a minor issue and free trade must be the central question in Parliament, warning that a protectionist shift endangers free trade and that the Liberal party organisation risks being captured by protectionists. The duke dismisses ambiguity in the Balfour plan and endorses Chamberlain’s protectionist path only as a warning against deviating from free trade.
Havre civic leaders announce a January jubilee to mark the completion of the water works. Mayor I Newman supports the Havre Industrial association and Milk River Unlled Irrigation group plans a smoker at McIntyre's port house. Notables from Chouteau, Teton and Valley counties pledge attendance. committee members include H J Mell and Dr J A Mackennale. The scheme aims to showcase the new water system benefiting households and protection.
In Albany the state banking supervisor Kilburn reveals how immigrant funds are diverted through overseas transfers. He cites deposits of up to 30,000 and more than a million dollars yearly flowing from newly arrived immigrants via ship tickets and agents, with some funds not transmitted and used to support foreign travel. The report highlights risk to immigrants and calls for tightened regulation of banks and steamship operations handling such deposits.
A garbled notice outlines a policy push aimed at banks at the capital with references to a superintendent and new developments. Readable fragments hint at administrative actions and financial oversight, but the text remains unclear and incomplete.
President Roosevelt and heirs visited Pine Knob with a cheerful mood, waving to crowds as police kept order. He spoke of enjoying the outing and time well spent, returning from a four- day trip with plans for the year ahead.
Peoria reports defalcations may total near one million dollars over seven years of incumbency. An audit committee's seven year period finds several Demons implicated, with a full public report due Tuesday. London dispatch notes General Bogdanovitch mortally wounded in Central Russia. A vessel bound for Inca faced a broken rudder before crossing the bar.
Washington report outlines the House of Representatives planned to begin work Thursday on critical national matters including admission of new states Oklahoma and Arizona, control of federal power over states, and potential early passage of related bills. The piece notes minority concerns and mentions possible actions in coming days.
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