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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1906
Page
2
A cryptic note hints Raisali preparing for a confrontation in Tangier amid a ferment of Mandits operations. Details remain unclear in the fragmented OCR.
Plenipotentiaries from major powers meet in Algeciras to study Moroccan taxation, aiming to curb exemptions for foreigners and landlords while pushing for land taxes. Debate centers on protecting wealthy families like the Wazzan clan and funding a new semimilitary force as unrest brews near Tangier with Raisul and Angera factions.
James Drumgoole receives from the Anaconda Rod and Gun club a L. C. Smith shotgun as a surprise token of esteem. The presentation at B D Mahan’s store was led by P Mathewson with 18 members attending. The engraved weapon bears a gold plate and mirrors Drumgoole’s celebrated shooting career.
Richmond report details A Chad Weir Burton a theatrical manager convicted of fraud linked to a church show. His bondsman W A Creeknor renounces responsibility triggering Burton’s immediate arrest. A dramatic courtroom moment follows as Burton confronts Mrs Hattle N. and faces further charges with a young Philadelphia woman.
The Appeal reports a Seward Peninsula tile road funded by New York and Nevada capital under Nevada Trust charter will be built this summer from Carson to Kangarok, spanning miles. It aims to open new country and cut freight prices. construction could delay until weather cooperates, with a hoped fall completion.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Billings on January 27 reports Frank Sabin convicted of insurance fraud and sentenced to two and a half years. Ben Balkwell, tried on assaulting a police officer, was also heard. Court adjourned for the term. Slater Brick Co. awarded a 220,000 brick contract for a beet sugar factory project. The MC A board decided a new city building should cost 6,000 with plans to be ratified February 10 and work to start soon after.
Lieutenant Ralph W. Kingman of the Sixteenth Infantry and Miss Catherine Mortimer Ce, daughter of the late Colonel Cochran, were wed in Cincinnati. Kingman came from his post in the Philippines to claim his bride, and the couple will sail from San Francisco for Manila on February 15.
Three unknown persons gained access to a hospital in Lodz and killed a man described as a skr with gaggers. They fled. authorities report the murderers sentence by a local revolutionary tribunal.
Secretary Root gave a luncheon for the Imperial Chinese commission at the New Willard Hotel with about 70 guests. There were no speeches, but Root proposed the health of the emperor of China and President Roosevelt.
In federal court Armour & Co counsel deny allegations of paid gifts to reporters to bias coverage of the Morris & Co case. John Miller asserts the press first informed Armour of the incident and denies any connection to the trial. Swift & Co denies knowledge of the matter and defends against the charge. Washington officials say the case remains under review by the Keep commission with a careful examination planned for Ud Agurey.
The agricultural department notes the accuracy of cotton figures used by the commission may be questioned by Secretary Wilson. The Census Bureau will investigate whether its numbers align with the commission's data. Salt Lake conference closes with calls for donations and a press bureau proposal defeated.
In Savannah Go on January 72 the juror from the Greene case, whose illness shortened yesterday's session, showed improvement. Today the court ordered brief evests for him twice as the day focused on documentary evidence. Government workers from Savannah and Washington identified Eureka road surveyors who traveled from Drain Oregon arriving here led by E C Cooper, likely employed by the Southern Pacific. Cooper said the work up to now is satisfactory. The mining crew is at Stone Lagoon about 99 miles north of Eurega.
Dispatches from Melilla report a steamer of unknown nationality was seized near Marehica carrying two old guns and a large amount of Mauser rifles and ammunition destined for the Moorish pretender.
The national intercollegiate football committee met today to discuss eliminating rough and brutal play from the game. The full session will focus on the report of a sub committee.
A vivid sketch of a Washington gathering hosted by a school for lawmakers, led by Prof. T Roosevelt. The piece describes a gymnasium, a motto about striking first, and the senate chamber likened to a club, with executive sessions published. It notes Postmaster General Cortelyou’s access to Republican committee headquarters and a large, diverse attendees list including officials and business and literary figures.
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