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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1906
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates and office locations, listing daily and Sunday options, rates for six months and one year, and main and branch offices. It provides contact details, printing notes, and distribution points across major cities and newsstands.
The article reflects on King Christian IX of Denmark, who reigned 43 years and died at 87. It recalls his ascension in 1863, Denmark's wars with Germany, and Vienna peace terms that shifted territories. It praises his efforts for national welfare and human progress, noting his enduring influence across Europe.
The New York Christian Advocate cites Dr. J. K. Carroll on U S church membership gains in 1905. He notes Roman Catholic communicants at about 85 percent of baptized Catholics, Methodists large but fewer priests than Catholics, and Baptists Presbyterians Episcopalians posting varying net gains, with overall denominational tallies and minister counts.
Fragmentary notes describe conflicts over forest reserves and range policy, with Senator Dubois opposing a Colorado view and questioning cattlemen benefits. Navy hazing scandals at Annapolis trigger calls for reforms and clearer rules to prevent cruelty, amid intense rhetoric and calls for codified standards and congressional action.
Secretary Bonaparte demonstrates sound sense by averting a potential navy-wide clash. The pivotal Isaac issue was promptly resolved, with the solution accepted by naval officers, promising peace and harmony in the department.
A heated clash among Rear Admirals Upshur and Capps over who may use the title Admiral triggered a near confrontation. Secretary of the Navy G온 n intervened, ruling Capps may print the title on professional cards, while Upshur's objections centered on dignity and rank. The matter ends with a cautious settlement and hints at broader naval decorum.
Victoria Dan Cant Damins Gaudin and J G Cox with Captain Newconh of the Kestrel form a commission to investigate the Valencia wreck. Captain Newenmh misses Fort Simpson aboard the Kestrel. Capt J W Troup of the Canadian Pacific Railway may sit in. Customs Chief John Newbury warns Cape Beale and Carmanah of wreckage ashore and possible Indian looting. he instructs removal of valuables and destruction of intoxicants washed ashore.
Fritz Reuter, a prominent restaurant keeper on John Marshall Place and Pennsylvania Avenue, died today by suicide. He had long suffered from melancholy and took his life with a gun in Washington.
A crash between Atchison Topeka Santa Fe freight and passenger trains near Edelstein Illinois killed three crew members and wounded four passengers. Injured crew include engineer Shea and others. the freight engineer Drakeman and several porters are reported hurt. Officials say a misread signal caused the fatal collision as the passenger pulled into the station while the freight waited on a siding.
dE the Valencia witnesses report Victoria passenger C H Jesse in the rigging before the mast broke while Connors and Lone escaped on a drifting raft toward Barkley Sound. Jesse, with Laura Van Wyck, refused to leave the rig, urging others to take chances on the rail as Long clung on.
President Hawin Wright of the union was fined 100 and sentenced to 30 days in jail for contempt of court. Edward Besecite received 80 days in jail. the union members faced injunction violations against interfering with Chicago Typothetae printers. Wright and Beesetle surrendered themselves and were held for the night. habeas corpus actions were planned.
In Manitou a break in the Colorado Midland baggage room led to thieves tann ing two Ryder Winery trunks from St. Louis being looted. The traveling agent James Nettle, employed by the Ryder company, is involved as the trunks were checked under his name. Police in Manitou and the city guard the reported loss, estimated up to 20000, with a handkerchief clue tied to the robbers.
Miss Alice Roosevelt and Representative Wething Tansworth arrived in New York from Philadelphia today and will be the guests of Mrs. Robert Goelet during their stay in the city.
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