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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1906
Page
3
Anaconda Standard issue listing publishers and proprietors, daily and Sunday subscription rates, and multiple branch offices. The notice details pricing, advertising terms, and addresses including Butte, Montana and a nationwide network in major cities.
The jury heard District Attorney Jerome close the state case amid sensational testimony about Colonel Mann and the roast. The defense and public reaction framed the verdict as a clash over evidence and the propriety of witnesses, with jury deliberations focusing on whether the facts supported guilt or acquittal.
The Kaiser Jahmnary Wil- Mining of Germany marks his forty seventh birthday amid nationwide celebrations. Thanksgiving services, receptions, and banquets occur in many places, climaxing with a royal palace reception. International interest spans from Washington where the German ambassador hosts a dinner. The emperor faces scrutiny over radical acts and war policies, while he remains a devoted husband and father as Europe watches the brewing tensions.
Fragmented narration accuses officers of army and navy in a chaotic 18th century revolt. The piece condemns misdeeds, vows accountability, and disputes who bore responsibility for the uprising. It argues conscience matters, condemning misdeeds while acknowledging possible unintended errors by leaders.
A fragmented report discusses forest management and privilege questions under permit systems. Officials weigh grazing and timber rights on reserves, noting long-standing disputes and the need for clearer understanding of policies and enforcement for conservation. Local leaders and representatives seek consensus amid shifting administration aims and public scrutiny.
Fragmented OCR text discusses automobiles, markets, and public interest across New York, Montana, and California with references to firms, shipments, and consumer activity. It mentions crowds, sales figures, and potential policy or infrastructure implications, amid a general war and economic backdrop.
C Mherman charged with paying a bribe of 4.00 to Mayor Werlsht in a contract bid case was acquitted after Fiaties Limbiscy found no evidence to sustain the accusation.
Ambiguous OCR fragment suggests a civil procedure in Chicago with a judge or official named Mfondag and a reference to counsel and a hearing. The text is garbled, but indicates a legal action or agreement in a courtroom setting. No clear parties, dates, or outcomes are discernible.
London pays tribute to Edward or Edwardian era figure, former minister at the Wastein department, who died after a long illness. Reports indicate a somber ceremony with political colleagues and family reflecting on a career in public service and wartime policy.
Special correspondence from Alberta reports a historic mail route opening to reach the far north. Fort McPherson and Achabasca are cited as early posts, with new lines extending 2,000 miles north toward the Mackenzie River region. The piece notes husky teams and scenic northern posts, marking civilization’s yearly arrival.
The item blends quirky domestic snippets about a Brooklyn couple and their scissors cutting a gentleman’s hair with brief mentions of a pastor’s salary, New Zealand agriculture and demographics, and a French army officer’s arrival in San Francisco. It also notes exaggerated reports of damage at Mukden and asserts limited destruction there.
Geo George W. Davis, consulting engineer with the Canara canal commission, arrived from Lavernell for a duties assignment. The account notes passengers aboard the steamer Arable and mentions Mrs. J. Ficklery among the travelers.
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