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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1906
Page
8
A devastating blaze swept a central plant, destroying the concentrator and elevator and threatening a large cluster of buildings. Fire crews battled the flames as the inferno consumed the structure, with thick black smoke and rapid spread forcing evacuations and drawing in volunteers from nearby towns.
Turbulent courtroom scene as judge allows prisoner Sherman to meet in chambers after defense claims improper statements. Witnesses discuss conversations with county attorney and deputy staff. Objections overruled. proceedings to resume next morning.
Fragmentary notes mention a person named Jie Washington and General Chaf fee planning retirement. It references leaving the City of Mexico and going to Los Angeles for retirement, with unclear dates and surrounding names badly garbled.
A bill advancing capital punishment for a second offense nears passage in Columbus. The measure would impose first degree murder penalties except where the conviction is for a second offense, with the bill itself moving through the house.
Copenhagen reels at news of King Christian’s death as Frederick VIII is proclaimed ruler. Crowds gather, bells toll, and a 10 week state of mourning is declared while ministers resign and officials pledge allegiance. International royals send telegrams of condolence as the new king addresses the nation from the palace.
Fragmentary OCR outlines royal mourning in England after King Edward. Queen Consort and government plan limited public events, with parliament opening and ceremonies postponed or curtailed. A memorial service and royal arrangements are noted amid period of mourning and imperial expectations.
St Petersburg Jan 20 The death triggers extended mourning for the court of White Caristian. the chamberlain seeks precedents as the period may exceed usual length due to ties to the late ruler. In Copenhagen, King Christian Me’s death prompts a one month court mourning with festivities cancelled. Archduke Frederick to represent the emperor at the Danish event.
A state investigation yields contentious testimony amid accusations of threats and a printer pitch. Senator Armstrong’s committee plans 3,000 printed copies of testimony costing up to 320,000. A stenographer faces alleged improprieties as a scheme to sell testimony in advance raises questions about integrity.
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A scrambled foreign brief describes Wiarritz and France where princes return to Nice and attend a reception for Saint Dzetey. After dining with Trincéesre at Vila Mourlacot, the king departed to San Sebastian by rail.
A scrambled report names Riga and Livenia detailing a plot to kill General HoMos the governor of Geneva province. Multiple factions pursue aims amid a great Texas lay. meanwhile Philadelphia bankers await $30,000 at 4 percent bonds to fund ventures including convalescence and unspecified uses.
Opinion by Mr Galen on county commission powers over surveys and copies of plats. Discussion covers assessor duties, records, and duties of county surveyor with a railroad wreck report noting casualties and the aftermath at Kalispell and Columbia Falls.
A party will set out to survey a new railroad line extending the Colorado & Southern network. The route would connect Burtingon at Sheridan to Will Piss via Huttalo, forming a direct line to Northern Wye out of WA Moin.
A dated dispatch discusses Mr Hill's latest estimate of the nation’s fiscal status noting concerns about overproduction and unemployment. It highlights warnings about trade with Japan, close commercial ties, and the need to assess economic balance amid industrial and labor pressures.
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