Anaconda Standard Publisher Directory and Rates
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Thaw Trial Admissibility Ruling and Related Legal Notes
Old newspaper dispatch recounts the Thaw murder trial of June 26, 1906 and juror death delays, plus remarks on temporary insanity defense. It notes Evelyn Thaw’s proceedings, Judge FitzGerald, and defense appeals. Also references Knott’s paralysis and Kentucky legal figures, with a digression on the Druce and Portland peerage case.
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Evelyn Thaw
Te Firet
Lf Gadd
Harry Kendall
Thaw
Stanford White
Scandal in Berlin Royal Family Unfolds Amid Coffin Tale
A tangled Berlin royalty scandal emerges as reports link a sister of a crown prince to a salacious episode. The saga involves a forged coffin claim tied to the Druce murder case and long simmering tensions between royal branches.
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Berlin
William
Harden
Kainers
Tao Dechy
Middle
Germany
Wrathee
Pister
Wall Amique
Lulenberg
Navy Criticism Sparks Debate On Ship Quality
A McClure's excerpt from a se vera attack on the navy argues American Valle ships lag in modern features and quality compared with France and other powers. Rear Admiral Goodrich praised the piece yet warned of overstatement, noting prior official views and differing naval opinions.
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McClure
Reuterdahl
Hig
France
Washington
Chicago
Goodrich
Reuter Hiei
Political Gossip and Trials Referenced in Old Text
The article surveys political intrigues and names several senators Aldrich and Frye, plus figures Teller and Dalley, with remarks on Milty relations and future prospects. It also covers Newark murder rumors, Roosevelt Brownson debates, the Japanese loan, Comstock and Thaw overs, and winter weather in Montana.
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Senate
Aldrich
Alson
Frye
Hale
Callum
Ike Teller
Daniel
Mr. Teller
Ite
Hoveridge
Dalley
Mr. Knox
Atar
Florida
Andhianna
Tnvsey
Newark
Cleveland Advocates Returning Presidents to Private Life
Former President Cleveland argues for a reciprocal arrangement allowing retired presidents to resume private life. He cites public expectation, dignity of the office, and examples from Jefferson and Adams, noting press and lawmakers discuss and largely approve his suggestions. Senator Allison supports bringing the idea to Congress.
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Cleveland
Republle
Thoma Jerson
Jefferson
Tol
Quincy Adams
Death by Own Action Shocks Montana Town
News from Battle Mountain Nevada reports the death of T. O. Newman by suicide on a Southern Pacific train while returning to Santa Cruz California with his wife and young child. He was a Montana native with deep local ties, married in Butte about 18 years ago, and connected to several fraternal and civic groups. The burial will be in Santa Cruz.
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Caldwell
Portland
Alexander T. Stewart
Druce
England
T 0
Newman
Butle
Bat
Mountain
Ney
Birasele
Montana
Columbia Gardens
State Savings Bank
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Cal
Selina Newman
Butte
Migs Newman
Santa Crag
N. J. Barton
Battle Mountain
T. O. Newman
Guields
Southern Pacific
Santa Cruz
Ton. Newman
Mr. Newman
Thomas Newman
Alte of
Bonita
Newimin
Belli
Munn
Santa Griz
Haw Newman
Ithyolte, Ney
T. C. Newman
Order of Ingles
Knights of Pythios
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The
Woodmen of the World
Bryan Guest of Honor at Omaha Banquet
Four hundred guests attended the Jacksonian Club of Nebraska anniversary banquet in Omaha. William J. Bryan was the guest of honor with other Democratic leaders of national and state politics seated at the speakers table.
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Omaha
Jacksonian Club of
Nebraska
New Orleans
William J. Bryan
Judge to Appoint Receiver for California Safe Deposit Co
San Francisco January 61 Presiding Judge Coffee of the superior court will tomorrow afternoon probably appoint a receiver for the California Safe Deposit and Trust company which closed its doors last November owing depositors nearly $8,000,000.
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San Francisco
Coffee
Superior Court
California Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Lemieux Returns From Japan Visit Amid Immigration Talks
Canadian envoy to Japan Randy Tie proposed immigration restrictions to Canada. Lemieux returned today, accompanied by Captain Verpet and private secretary Temlox Waid, to brief Ottawa before finalizing policy with authorities. Resolution on restriction terms not yet concluded.
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Dan
Don
Ridalphe Lemieux
Canadiag
Japan
Randy Tie
Governor backs general primary election plan
The governor urges approval of a general primary election using the Australian ballot system. He asks the legislature to consider a plan for telephone camps under state supervision with power to regulate rates and allies.
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Columbus
Olly
Mena
Haris
Turbulent Meeting Endorses Taft Nominating Effort
Stormy gathering as members and proxies gathered to back Taft for Ohio Republican convention. Delegates, incumbents, and supporters debated voting arrangements, with last day in California noted as a backdrop to the proceedings. Meanwhile Japanese ambassador Aoki spent final day in Washington visiting countrymen, with reception at the Fairmont hotel.
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Aoki
Oakland
Fairmont
Frortida's View on Nebraska's New Senator Bryan
Newspapers praise Frortida's view of the new Nebraska senator Bryan appointed by the governor to fill the vacancy after Heath Mallory. At thirty one, he is noted as the youngest senator, surpassing Henry Clay's age at his accession, and already drawing national notice for his ascent and ties to Manhattan.
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J. Provlur Knoit
Hin
Kentucky
Knott
Flivdne
Dle
Lio Heath
Sancator Mallory
Wala Ty Bryan
Xenator
Henry Clay
Bryan
Women and Marriage Change Weakens Women Health
An old magazine blurb extols Favorlia Prescription as a tonic for women facing marriage and motherhood. It warns health declines from pelvic drains and weak nerves, claims the remedy restores freshness and strength, and advertises Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a safe, alcohol free tonic based on native medicinal roots.
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Pteres
Jotter Rea
Buffalo
N.Y
Excerpt on Congressional Immunity From Arrest
United States circuit court for the district of Oregon hears a continuation on cases bearing on immunity. Justice White analyzes Mr Williamson's claim that Congress protects him from arrest, ruling that treason felony and breach of the peace exclude privilege, so arrest exemption is without merit.
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United States Etrcuit Court For
Rict
Oregon
Justice White
Williamson
Congress
Big plants resume many men employed
Resumption of operations at multiple plants across the country brings work back to thousands. National Rubber plant restarts with over 1,800 operators returning to duty after a one month shutdown. Northampton Massachusetts and Compton Cutlery also report returns to work. In Pittsburg, Republic Steel and Youngstown Steel and Tube restart, employing about 2,600 workers.
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Bristol, Jr
Ylank
The
National Rubber Company
Northampton
Mss
MIT
Belding
Silk Nail
North C Compton Cutlery Company
Pittsburg
Republis Yan and Steel Rangning
Youngstown Steel and Ihe’ Company
Youngstown
Ohio
Employment resumes across cities in January reports
In New York City and Detroit workers returned to jobs as plants reopen. Several firms announce plans to boost labor within the coming week. Cleveland sees about 10,000 employees back at work as commerce revives, with 39,000 to 40,000 more men set to return in northern Ohio.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Ohio
Patterson claims and witness testimony in Denver trial
In Denver on January 66 AL Wahlereeen testified as principal witness for Fred C. Bonlils of the Denver Post in the assault case against Thomas Patterson of the News and Times. He spoke on alleged sales to Bonlils and a half interest in Overland Park, plus an interview with Patterson, Stubus, and Bonlils about articles accused of blackmail. The trial continued.
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AL Wahlereen
Prlisher
Overland Park Cniniger
Fred C. Bonlils
Denver Post
Thomas MM. Patterson
News and Times
Bontly
Overland Park
Charles Stubus
Patterson
Nomination Referred to Senate Justice Panel in Alaska
The nomination of Stas TH. Reld to the district judge in Alaska was referred today to a sub committee of the senate judiciary committee consisting of Senators Nelson Knox and Chilbersohn.
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Washington, Jan
Stas TH. Reld
Alaska
Senate
Nelton, Knox and Chilbersoh
Oklahoma caucus endorses Bryan for president and names February 24 delegates
The Guthrie county committee unanimously endorsed William Jennings Bryan for the presidency and decided to hold a state convention to select 14 delegates on February 24 at Muskogee.
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Guthrie, CA. Tan
Damperie Blase Corttral
William d Bryan
Miuskogee
Plea Entered in Nevada Land Fence Case
In Carson City Nevada T Be Harding pleaded guilty in federal court to charges of fencing off government land. Judge Farrington sentenced him to two years in the county jail and ordered a $1000 fine.
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Carson, Nev, Dan
T. Be Hardin
Farrington
Jafarno
Steamer Sightings Hint at overdue Mount Royal Rescue
The Vivina reported a near sighting 200 miles from Fast Hot when a steamer resembling the overdue Mount Royal was seen. Canadian Pacific officials, unsure of the vessel’s name, plan to dispatch the Lake Manitoba to follow up, fearing Mount Royal is crippled by broken machinery.
Reform talk stirs rails and tariff questions
A garbled note discusses tariff reform and railways. It mentions Alexandyr Henderson and a fusion of the Great Northern and another line, with references to Nevada and California Mining interests and a new wave of influence in Southern Nevada.
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Tis Uniteratood
Oman Fl
Ds Uirgely
Nascent Raid Sparks Bradley Nomination in Vroukfort
In nascent stages of local politics in Vroukfort Kentucky a slate of nominees is drawn with Willing Bradley highlighted as a leading candidate for United Suter Teenntone. The report notes district tensions and a header about the ropа Henye of the hous ind setitla tendeht.
Sailors injured in peculiar accident near Bennington and Nebraska
On the eve of a monument unveiling for U S sailors two seamen were severely hurt in a strange accident while preparing to launch a cutter. A man ashore was swung by a swell and struck by a sailor, Denton and Sta man Wilson were knocked down, suffering head injuries and unconsciousness. Another sailor received minor injuries. All are expected to recover.
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Bun Diego
Cal
United States
Bennington
Haturgh
Nebraska
Andt Denton
Staman Wilson
Silane
Men Must Join Union And Keep Dues Paid Up
Special Disputed to the Sound. Grett Pans Inn. Notices argued by the Boston & Aiontunt company. Employees must join the union and pay dues by the due date or face charges. Warning that noncompliers will be charged.
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Grett Pans
Inn
Boston & Aiontunt Company
National league seeks to place American team in Chicago
A proposal endorsed by the commission and national and American sections requests placing an American team in Chicago as part of league integration efforts. The move aims to boost visibility and competitive balance within the conference and addresses requests from teams seeking expansion opportunities.
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Inelmathc
Dilfete Nardienal Bowehad Commission
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