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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1906
Page
1
In a shifting Senate landscape, Heal and Tilt maneuver amid party dynamics. Tillman opens talks on a sensitive trade agreement as Dominicans weigh policy shifts. VCS and the Matnis case add pressure on leadership, shaping upcoming decisions.
Senator Tillman delivered a pointed senate speech demanding an investigation into the forcible removal of Mrs. Minor Morris from the White House. He pressed for inquiry into relations with San Domino as he denounced administrations and urged strong actions, drawing remonstrances and a abrupt adjournment.
Senate debate erupts over Roosevelt policy and the Dominican treaty with Tillman denouncing executive overreach and Hale defending Senate independence. The exchange centers on press influence, possible investigations, and calls to appoint a committee to probe the Morris incident at the White House, highlighting party tensions and concerns about governance.
Mrs Hughes claims permanent cure of consumption and pneumonia after using Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. She invites letters to prove its benefits, praising the product as a medicine. The testimonial references lung hemorrhages and severe illness but asserts dramatic recovery after consuming the whiskey. Local name Duffy's appears in Augusta County context.
Advert shows Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey touted as a healing elixir for pneumonia weather and a wide range of ailments. It claims to restore vigor, strengthen the throat and nervous system, and is marketed as prescribed by doctors. A booklet is offered free with purchases and the product is available from druggists and grocers.
Tearful testimony and sharp exchanges marked a senate session as critics pressed for investigation into the Morris affair and treatment of Mrs. Morris. Leaders argued for accountability while opponents warned of contempt as the chamber adjourned amid calls for action and protests.
Jury verdict reached at nine o clock this morning finding Wesley guilty of murder in the first degree. Wesley, 61, may be paroled in two years and three months on good behavior. he is to be taken to Deer Lodge tomorrow. A separate trial began in the district court involving Meddles and McClaren over a Dec 3 incident on the Crow reservation. Witnesses describe fights and drunkenness. Meddles is accused of killing McClaren, with testimony expected to convict.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Mayor Foster vetoed the city council ordinance providing for the licensing of peddlers. Alderman Benningshat opposed the veto, claiming the reasons were flimsy. The council initially passed the ordinance by a 2 to unanimous vote, and it was expected to be overridden at the next meeting.
Mrs Hattie Clay Decker, linked to Mantwitje estate near Dover, was shot and killed this afternoon by Samuel Monage a Slav who then mortally wounded himself. Authorities report the suspect died later.
Dan Stuart, well known boxing promoter, is critically ill with pneumonia in New York. He arranged the world championship bout between J J Corbett and Fitzsimmons at Carson City Nevada.
A fire at 1058 WY burned through the Instalehk area destroying the antira bristnaes district. Firefighters battled flames as winds spread the blaze, an estimated loss near $1000 with no immediate injuries reported.
Governor Magoon notes receipt of a cable message from Ward Inglon regarding propound tip weather and state affairs amid unclear details. Officials puzzle over the transmission.
An old health gimmick pamphlet touts Indigestion as a gateway to sickness. It links lack of exercise and poor diet to constipation, mood dulling, and lifelong discomfort. It promotes Gas Car et s as a miracle cure and urges carrying a ten cent box for a gold plated gift, with warnings to buy only Sterling Remedy Company products.
A 43 year old switchman, recently from Butte, was killed in Monlans Central yard when a gondola car backing up struck him as he rode the switch tailboard. The accident, blamed on carelessness, occurred under bright moonlight. the engineer avoided a worse crash but couldn't save the man who died of crushing injuries. He had 25 years in railroad work and over a decade as a yardmaster.
A man from the Iron Range near Dil yth is reported missing with only his father Issac Lose of Antagon, Mich, as a known relative. He was a member in good standing of a lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows at Blowablx, Mile.
Helena Jan 7 After under half an hour the jury returned a verdict that Dennis Burke and Samuel Mel Bride of Missoula were guilty in form and manner as charged in the indictment They were accused of unlawful timber cutting Attorney E D Weed said he would move in arrest of judgment The defendants were out on bonds of 600 When indicted the offense carried only a fine up to 1000 and no imprisonment with a minimum fine of 49
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