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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1907
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard announces its publisher and proprietors and prints daily and Sunday editions with subscription rates in advance. It lists main and branch offices in Butte and other cities with multiple contact addresses and telephones for advertising and business inquiries.
The report notes the Montane rivalries and expected formalities in Helen as the two houses prepare to officially certify the new senatorship. Dixon receives congratulations for a noted compliment and the public mood reflects mixed support as Montane’s term advances.
A patchwork of railway talk references discusses electric traction, the viability of horse lines, and the Black system’s efficiency in preventing collisions. It cites Samuel Spencer’s era rail disasters, legislative interest, and opinions from leaders like President Hill. The piece reflects public obsession with rapid transit expansion and safety amid growing rails use.
Washington reports a Senate tie on a request by five committees to delay a nomination amid opposition to Charles Cortelyan. Senator Teller claims the committees intend to force his resignation and reappoint a new chair, amid pressure from national committees and a reformist plan affecting the postmaster general’s governance.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions an event tied to a person or team, with possible reference to a shooting or fatal incident. Insufficient readable details for names, places, dates, or organizations. Summarizes a single local item with limited entities and no verifiable facts.
The document outlines Whiteley's side on charges involving Mayor Dowll and a patrol unit. It describes his statements, the political tension, and a request for the grand jury process to proceed, with reference to statements by Mayor Dowll and others.
A fragmentary report from Peneta describes the death claiming the Persian ruler. It notes Britain’s efforts to strengthen its position in Persia and the strategic importance of the Persian Gulf as a buffer between India and Russia.
A corrupted fragment describes a formal ceremony where knights and ladies assume offices. Lacking clear names, dates, or places, the readable portions hint at a civic or fraternal event with various titled figures and ceremonial roles mentioned in passing.
Amid a textile workers strike violence erupts as troops reportedly kill and many are wounded. Reported chaos includes looting of telegraph and power lines, prison camps freed, and local areas evacuated while authorities move to quell unrest.
The government revokes licenses amid disputed names and lists several individuals associated with the action. The notice references multiple entities and locations, signaling a broad regulatory move with unclear specifics.
A public gathering in New Orleans featured numerous speeches covering diverse subjects. Attendees discussed civic issues, social matters, and regional concerns while notable speakers addressed attendees and outlined perspectives.
A crime theater tragedy unfolds as investigators pursue a murder case amid a vast police presence. Reports describe a tense scene at the theater and a lack of clear command, with detectives working to locate a killer as rumors swirl about motive and suspicion.
The article details a Harmony meeting where leaders discuss a compromise related to a supreme council inquiry. It notes proposals for a subcommittee to Browne or Browneville, expenses paid from contingency funds, and persistence of constitutional questions. Both sides remain stalemated while debating the method and scope of the investigation.
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