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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1907
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details, rates, and office locations. It includes daily and Sunday subscriptions, mailing addresses, and distribution points across major cities, plus general business correspondence routing.
The Standard clarifies a misstatement about Governor Toole and the Rambling law. It notes his call for enforcing all laws on the statute books and argues against repealing measures to curb immorality from failing to enforce rules.
The text recalls Montana citizens backing William J. Bryan amid criticism from eastern opponents of free coinage. It discusses opponents labeling free coinage as a fleeting craze while praising the era’s economic gains after silver restoration. It notes critics now demand currency restraint and questions the need for more currency.
The governor urges strict supervision of private and state banks in Montana, arguing publicity and official oversight protect depositors. He notes banks require solid capital and coordinated regulation, aligning private banks with state banks in safety measures.
The article argues private banks lack proper oversight and should face stricter publicity. It cites copper market dynamics, Amalgamated Copper and copper exports growth, with concerns over stockpiling and price protection amid shortages. It notes challenges from labor, ore supply, and rising prices influencing mining and metal trade.
Saestil Dispatch to the Standard reports Selena Jan Charles Ciinrttee was arrested on a charge related to reporting women for fine deposes and pleaded guilty in dine Mint's court yesterday. She received four years in the pension and a $2,960 fee. Josephine Topper, a woman alleged to have been brought from France, faces deportation to Maure, France. The steamship company will transport her to New York and provide free passage to Havre. Immigration inspector Ehes will accompany the woman to New York.
Mayor Mactinniss urged a Friday evening meeting of the police committee to probe the department amid past tensions between Acting Mayor Doull, the police chief, and officers who retract or refuse. A related item notes a marriage license issued in Philadelphia for Paul Stanford Peareall of New York to Marina Eichbarn Blaine of Broux Falls South Dakota.
Alderman Harry Brimkie of the Sixth Ward letters the Standard denying links to a police force disturbance. He cites Mayor Macinniss on merit in appointments, nominates El Crase, and urges a grand jury to investigate the police leadership amid calls for clean government.
Vintage advertisement touts Kree’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for feminine ailments including prolapsed organs and nervous tension. It claims long health benefits, pregnancy enabling effects, and harms of alcohol, urging readers to contact Dr. K V Pierce in Buffalo for a sealed, free medical guide and to send stamps for the book.
During Captain Wilints absence McGrath is away in Los Angeles. Police Officer W. Beinton acts as sergeant. Gearse Parlin steps into captain duties. Officers Farrell and McNally return, with Farrell added to plain clothes staff.
J W Morrinsy was arrested yesterday afternoon for blocking the East Park street sidewalk with a coal wagon violating a city ordinance. He posted bail pending trial in police court as he regains his way.
A 39 member meeting in Judge Bourguit's courtroom agreed on government salary hikes and extra deputies to go to Helena. Clerks, sheriff, and auditors pushed for raises, arguing county finances can support higher pay despite past misused funds. Davies and Scott were named to carry the bill to the legislature.
Wallan Wammond and H W Ta Mar face police court for breaking quarantine after a quarrel over a young woman with the measles. The disturbance occurred near the Curtis black where she lies ill. Both men were arrested, bonded, and released as investigations showed ongoing violations of the town quarantine ordinance.
Pythian Sisters install Calanthe temple members for the current term at a social gathering with cake and vegetables. Install officer Lowe Flint led the ceremony with chairs titled by Bertha Kent Alma Berttha Mary J. Delonais Fannie Turners and others serving roles as Margaret Wilcox Effie Whitley Annie Ware Clara Vite Lydia Willarus.
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