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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1906
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including monthly, six months, and yearly plans with prepaid options. It also lists multiple city street newsstands and the main business office address and contact details for STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anaconda.
City and county officers at Mia Souly show that robbers can be nabbed quickly. A noon heist on Bald Street near Garden City ends with suspects in custody and most of the stolen money recovered. Chief Mulkailan explains the credit goes to effective police work, and the Rogers escapee is recaptured, proving holdups can be solved.
Announcement by President DeFounce Mal of Brown University states a Carnegie-donated 150000 toward a substantial subscription and a $200000 fund to erect a John Hay Memorial Library. The building will honor a distinguished statesman and literary figure noted for poetry and prose mastery.
The piece outlines partisan maneuvering surrounding Roosevelt and political figures including Bigelow, Hale, and others. It discusses calls for expert testimony in a trial, canal management criticisms, and potential shifts in 1908 campaigns, with references to New York papers and national figures shaping the debate.
Mideter Takahira praised the president's peace efforts to the Asintle society in New York. He cited the president’s role in uniting rival nations for peace talks and securing the Fortimouth treaty, while noting some ministers’ dissent about achievements.
Cushy EL Senaanierir argues prosperity in the United States drives steamship profits and immigration. Despite steerage fares rising to 90 dollars, 230,000 more steerage passengers traveled westward last year, while third class transport fell due to economic conditions and labor troubles. Foreign laborers stayed home amid the hard winter.
A long, fragmented story recalls a Kentucky man’s walk campaign for charity in Meckling County. It follows Monnell Wilson’s rise in the Second district, his self-styled “Brother of Santa Claus” tour, and local reactions culminating in a county meeting over charitable efforts and public support.
The Rev Edward Lloyd Jones of Manchester is credited with originating the phrase the grand old man for Mr Gladstone. During Irish agitation detectives protected the Liberal leader as he lived at Maida Vale, Wycombeshire, for safety.
A collage of remarks touches on Lewis Nixon as a naval contractor with a private audience for the czar, and moves through a lively exchange in Brooklyn politics with figures like Bird S. Coler and Judge Parker. It mentions tea tablets for travelers and a memory-filled obituary sprint for Louis N. Megargee, praising his rapid, near-impossible recall.
A Christmas tale recalls a bank in the far West where a clerk’s wife withdrew support as Christmas bonuses were halted. The dispute over a $200 holiday payment spirals into a family rift, with a public bank note claiming “One hundred Thousand Dollars to erke.” The piece then shifts to a discussion of royal seals of office and their use in state affairs, including signets, seals, and cachets in diplomacy and governance.
The late Baron Talmondo Franchelli died at 78, once the wealthiest man in Italy after Prince Veronia. He amassed riches via coastal monopoly links and a shipping site named Daron, the chief supplier of coats for arms. His hobby was theater and opera, and his son Alberto is rising as a notable composer.
J Wesley Jones, founder of the Volunteer Life Lipline association, recently met in Brooklyn. Born in Philadelphia, he was noted as the first White man to reach Yosemite Valley, where he faced hostility from Indigenous people during his imprisonment work for the United States penitentiary.
Manila daily papers list ships arriving from and departing to Norfolk Hong Kong China Japan Australia San Francisco Honolulu Seattle New York and many other ports. The Philippine coast steamer lst is a much larger vessel among these listings.
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