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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1906
Page
1
Volume recounts the Panama Canal Commission and Isthmian Commission work progress and calls for integrity. It defends investigations into corruption rumors and emphasizes efficient hiring, while noting political commentary and weather alerts at the end.
Military authorities at Fort Wanhakle in the reservation to be opened for settlement next June have been instructed by the War Department to establish a guard to prevent trespass by would be settlers.
Albany NS Jan 3 The Court of Appeals convened for a six week session and the case of Abraham Hummel known as Little Abe, widely linked to the Morse Dodge conspiracy, was set for appeal. Hummel seeks a writ of prohibition to halt prosecutions on two perjury and one conspiracy indictment, arguing his compelled testimony before a grand jury tainted the case. District Attorney Tarome counters the indictments are valid and Hummel, recently convicted on incitement to conspiracy, should serve his sentence.
In Weardington the Senate debates the Panama canal and the nations merchant marine. Mr Gallinger urges strong federal support for a national shipping program citing costs and the need to protect American trade and defense. He contrasts U S shipping with Britain France and Germany and argues for subventions to boost American tonnage.
A Chicago reader recounts long years of stomach trouble and constipation. After switching to Grape-Nuts for about a year and a half the writer claims full improvement, better digestion, and uninterrupted work capacity.
The article discusses 40 years of American ocean trade difficulties, shrinking shipping and seafaring, and critiques the Republican approach to tariffs. It covers a January session with Mr Sullivan of Massachusetts advocating consideration of American labor and a debate sparked by statements from Mr Grosvenor of Ohio. The report also includes a late discussion and a medical advertisement for a guaranteed cure for piles.
In a Corriere della Sera article from Rome dated January 8, a former cabinet minister, a noted statesman, argues the Morocco conference shows the real conflict is between Germany and Great Britain. He warns war would be dreadful, draw in others, and end with America and Japan dominating a weakened Europe. He suggests Germany and Britain will likely seek an understanding to avert catastrophe.
It was announced at the Norfolk Navy Yard late tonight that arrangements were made to tow the battle ship Alabama from Hampton Roads to the yard in the morning. The Alabama was in collision with the battleship Kentucky in New York far her Sunday.
A provincial health ad from Butte Montana targets men with sexual and urinary health issues. It warns against fraudulent shortcuts and offers guaranteed complete cures without free trials or cheap belts. It lists venereal diseases and related conditions and asserts rapid, safe, lasting results at low cost.
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