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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1906
Page
7
Fragmented OCR notes recount Brackett's resignation impact and New York State Legislature proceedings. It mentions Governor sage, senators Depew and Brackett, and reactions over action on resignations, with references to Livingston County and Alene Hevote. Continued discussion hinted on Page Four.
Nadipork Jan 2 A drugged stable boy connected to dentist Dr DW Shinn faces illness that prevents him from testifying about the shooting death of Hartley J Jones, the father in law of the suspect. The boy, employed by Horner, was near the scene as the employer was killed, and whispers of the dying man’s last words linger. The hearing's closing may be delayed awaiting the boy’s recovery.
A fragmented historical account discusses Lenroot possibly succeeding as governor, with references to railroads and political figures. The piece mentions Milwaukee and Wisconsin sentiments, the Wisconsin War Council, and public reaction to party politics. It notes tensions between factions and potential shifts in leadership amid a partisan climate.
A garbled report notes Rojestvensky’s statements disputed by The Daily Aba. The piece mentions conversations with Gornt Wines and other obscure terms, referencing Mealmbael and a Russia-related event amid naval minister remarks.
The text describes an arrival at a distant port after a steamer journey. It mentions heavy weather encountered near Migble and a sighing scene aboard the vessel. Specific names and places are unclear due to OCR errors but the voyage context is evident.
A court martial in New London Norfolk sentenced Taylor to rank reduction after a theater incident involving a sergeant in uniform. The case, heard last week, referenced respect for the uniform and a request for a seat, with Brigadier General Grant noting the proceedings reflect Navy decorum. The theater event occurred in October and involved a coast artillery unit.
John A. McCall resigns as president at New York Life, naming E. Orr as successor with a $50,000 salary and noting a $109,000 figure in Lloyd policy expenses. Trustees cut the wood of business, with several officers remaining. Orr is expected to continue beyond April 1.
The chorus among Metropolians halted by a strike over salaries demanded wage increases of about 30 percent. Producer Conreid threatened to dismiss striking chorus members, stating no one on strike would be rehired, as the audience suffered during the delayed performance opening.
An upcoming festival will present varied revival scenes over two weeks with numerous notable performers. Richard Monae, Eleanor, Louis James, Arnold Daly, and others are listed among the cast, indicating a packed program across multiple plays and classes.
A brutal shooting spree in Centerville targets pioneer miners Tom Pickett and Jol Pickett. Jol, six, dies at the cabin as John Pickett is killed at the door while relatives search for dinner. A posse of about 100 men pursues the alleged killer across the territory.
A chaotic fragment notes a Navy court martial proceeding over suspected Nazi affiliation. The text references three defendants Ake Leary Gusher Chiveh and The secretary of the ney with unclear actions and a verdict date after 3 o clock, before the superintendent.
A messy report identifies Suspect 13 as Harry Orchard in the murder of ex governor Steunenberg. Other names surface as the sheriff coordinates with federal marshals to arrest a suspect who claimed to be Marvin Overland, then Jab Bae, amid confusing testimony and disrupted dispatches.
Washington Jan 3 President and Mrs Roosevelt attended a dinner hosted by Secretary and Mrs. Rant. Also present were Vice President and Mrs. Falytanks Mills and Longworth. In Wheeling West Virginia a last member of the rival faction died tonight in New Cumberland.
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Special Dispatch reports Knights Templar meeting at the Masonic Hall when a fire broke out. The blaze originated in the stock room of Tash and Leakers meat market from a bag left on the floor. Had flames not been discovered promptly, the temple could have been saved but the floor burned through.
New York Senator Depew, nearing his seventy second birthday on April 24, says he will not resign from the United States Senate. He refuses to sever ties with the New York Central and Hudson River railroad, stating his position as trustee or director remains honorary and unchanged.
In New York Ollivers of the KMitHS and hedgemen's union in Touneed Covey report plans to widen the strike nationally. The demand seeks a pay rise from $4.50 to $5 a day. independent employers have granted the increase, but the Iron League, blocking major building employers, has refused to concede.
A bloodstained scene aboard a steamer shows the ship’s master dead at the bow with noose or hanging evidence cited. Investigators report a likely suicide as the vessel nears San Francisco, while crew and officers await orders and steerage passengers react to the tragedy.
A heated council session weighs an ordinance to prohibit all boxing and slugging bouts in the city. Officials push licensing limits amid reports of violent matches at local venues and a push to curb unsanctioned shows. The discussion runs long with executive session hints toward wider reform.
Stockholders in Dillon elect trustees T F White ACL Lone Edwit Norris A Hazelbaker W M Kita and W Tons to serve next year with C H Strawbridge Nerman Jackson and George Woodworth from the Me iTole basin also chosen. Capital stock rises to 10 000 to purchase the Dillon Bannack line. Officers: C H Strawbridge president A L Stone vice president and A P Hazelbaker treasurer secretary. Plans to bind basin lines to the main line. notes roughmen spread hinder extension. Also Thomas Smith leaves the First to move to Salt Lake City with family.
In Vietoria sources claim Count Kadura will retire while Marquis Znojt joins the cabinet. Mgr. Kalo, once adviser to Fingland, is named foreign minister and Baron Augomets or Kone is tipped for England posting.
A violent windstorm and tornado ripped through Chicago and Albany causing extensive damage and multiple deaths. Bricks shattered, chimneys toppled, and trees uprooted along the north shore while a furnace under construction at Tinea Steel collapsed in Chicago. In Albany, a tornado toppled houses and damaged the Virginia Carolina Chemical works, with many injured or feared dead and property losses estimated up to 750000 pounds.
Tanmas J. Hamilton, widow of Theva Hamilton, contests a will filed by her daughter asserting the instrument favors her husband’s widow. The case hinges on the validity of the will and the phrasing about 300 acres of land. The widow challenges the will as undue influence and seeks to have it probated as written.
Arrivals from Vladivostok report 14 006 buildings destroyed in the revolution there. Travelers from Harbin report mutinous Russian soldiers allying with Chinese adventurers as pillage expeditions hit various Chinese cities. Madrid reports King Alfonso fell from his horse but was unharmed during a palace review.
A market report notes a severe famine across Miyagi Fukushiuae and surrounding provinces. One third of the province is reportedly in distress as millions face starvation, eating shrub roots and bark with widespread misery and aid committees formed by foreign residents.
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