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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1906
Page
4
Western Montana office of the Standard is located at 130 High Grade Avenue in Missoula. Telephone 6 418. Advertising rates are available on application.
A disputed plan to create a broad forest reserve would affect Sanove county and parts of Brat-Hea and Idalie areas, drawing opposition from Missoula residents led by business figure CL Willis. Local response frames the move as a threat to settlement, agriculture, and town prosperity, with a protest planned for tomorrow evening. Additional notes mention a local family update in Missoula.
An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the best medicine to strengthen the nervous system during life changes. It cites Mrs Mary L Kocine of Chicago and others, claiming relief from headaches back pain and fatigue after several bottles, offering free advice from the product’s promoters.
Rev Ernest Wright preached The Peritent's Love at Prentytorian Church on a text about forgiveness and love. The sermon urged believers to measure devotion by the forgiveness received, warning against religious indifference and urging sincere love for God and Christ.
The Valencia wreck inquiry began with Marine Inspections Turner and Whittnell hearing testimony after delays. Carrick testified from the engine room about the moment of impact and crew conduct, noting Captain Johnson remained cool and lifeboats were deployed as the ship broke apart and missiles of debris drifted.
Mrs W O Wisk returns from Minnesota. Miss F O Webster and child in Missoni deo shendine. Mr and Mrs Calviidak of Stevens tn EIamilton visit MaeHenrs Geeefion. Gurned to Barre JOM. Letderman and Parsons from Missoula visit Efamilton. I L Perkins leaves for White Oak Springs. Mrs W Mner of x wha to visit sister Mrs John Wisp. DLR Faults of Bevensville visiting Elamition. The Mavalls hotel in Jamsley Mont to stay year round and expand services.
A fire devastated a tall unit of the Savihern Steel company, long known as the Mahaiia Wireamt Steel, controlled by Messen and Schullers. The blaze caused significant damage and estimated losses ran into the hundreds of thousands.
The National Association of Masters and Pilot of Steam Vessels elected J.C. Smvit of Boston as president and Willan M. Mefariane of San Francisco as secretary vice president at its Washington meeting on January 28. Also an advertisement notes one hundred calling cards and plate available for $1.60 from Standard office in Miranujo.
A 22A dynamite bomb exploded through a second story window at 32 Union Avenue in Worcester injuring residents and shattering floors and walls. The blast terrified bystanders and damaged nearby properties as police searched for suspects Frank Uallybonaki and accomplices.
A former police critic turned violent, Chaves Kar, entered Peoria police headquarters with a revolver. He held staff and inmates at gunpoint, threatened to shoot, and wrecked the station before fleeing. Police surrounded him later that night as he sought to confront officers. He previously forced his wife to divorce and endangered his children.
A dated promotional piece argues that many suffer from dyspepsia and nervous exhaustion due to poor digestion. It touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural remedy that digests food, rests the stomach, strengthens the nervous system, and restores energy, promising renewed health and vitality.
Tea advertisement describes a direct supply chain from voyage to roasting in the United States and mentions a product with a quirky blend name. The copy emphasizes direct delivery to customers and implies a packaged tea offering without providing concrete details.
In Butte yesterday morning the betting rooms of Luright and Strong at the California Brewery saloon opened, offering roulette and faro with no police disruption. The scene ran for hours as patrons played while authorities prepare to enforce gambling laws. The California club remains the only establishment to stay open, with proprietors facing a forthcoming court hearing on gambling violations.
Funeral services were held at the Willan I Patterson home for W H Patterson who died January 23 after illness. The interment occurred at ML Moriah cemetery with Rev PF Shippen officiating. Patterson was a longtime pioneer who ran a grocery in southwestern town. He leaves six children, two sons and four daughters, including Charles and Adam, and Mrs. W mer Hall of Butte. Pallbearers were longtime friends.
Dr Ray Valmer addressed a large audience on temperance at Float Preebsterian doteh with Rev J C Greeneveld presiding. Palmer denied that moderate wine was sanctioned by holy writ while praising total abstinence. The minister argued moderation harms, labeling liquor a national vice and railing against the road to ruin. The speaker claimed patriotism requires temperance and warned the nation against alcohol wrecking American homes.
Reported improvements over the weekend followed a skull fracture from a Saturday accident. Doctors said Carlson’s condition showed steady gains by Sunday night, with medical staff optimistic about his recovery prospects.
Mitzol of Hed Route arrived in the city Met avenue from Helewun where he pursued interests in Teed Rack dam arguments before the state land hoard and then moved to Taller Springs Madigan county for a few days before returning home. Manager Sutton says business has increased monsterfully of late and The Prize of Honor is conceded by the management as the best production ever presented in Butte by any company.
Richard R. Mann, a presidential appointee and member of the first plaza, was acquitted of the charge of having and restored to duty in Annapolis. The ruling marks his return to active service with no further action pending.
Indicted Packers cases adjourned as defense and prosecution fail to settle on a plea. Hearing set with extensive testimony expected. demurrer by the government previously rejected. Judge Humphrey presiding. attorneys awaiting permission to offer motions.
A lively narrative describes pre wedding events and a royal reception in a bustling scene. Alfonso and Marrazont meet in a staged arrival area, while Prince Priqoess greets the queen mothers and preparations unfold for a meeting with the queen.
The Grand Army of the Republic in Montana seeks to teach patriotism in public schools. An appointed officer urges short ceremonies on Lincoln's and Washington's birthdays and Memorial Day. He promotes the flag and the globe pin as symbols, stressing duty to American citizens and the nation.
Charles Harding, a well known timer, was killed at Tussle Mining company shaft when a descending bucket struck him. Coroner Payer went to conduct an inquest. Harding, about 40, was a Knights of Pythias member born in Cornwall, England, and left a young girl.
A blaze at Bellevue Hospital in New York on January 28 threatened 800 patients. Buckets and swift action by the hospital brigade and firefighters limited the alarm to outlying wards. Initial reports point to spontaneous combustion of a blaze described as a remarkable feature.
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