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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1906
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a feature on Roosevelt by Mr Roosevelt with mentions of waves and cress hole and Weissoper. The readable parts suggest a column or opinion piece centered on President Roosevelt and a wave or broadcast theme, but details are unclear.
Washington, June 20, President Roosevelt's statement lauds Congress for steady, practical work toward reconstruction and national progress. He argues monitoring bills were prudent and that no action should hinder vital laws for the nation’s welfare.
Lewiston and Spokane delegates clash over who controls the Washington and Oregon Plymouth convention seating. The morning session elected officers while disputes about delegations and central authority threaten to disrupt next year’s World convention in Seattle with up to 20 000 delegates expected.
A report from June 24 details how Chairman Tawney notes appropriations for the next fiscal year amount to about 8399,960,000 with deductions for deficits and reserve requirements. It cites specific built totals for pension, statehood, and port projects, indicating a net revenue plan and potential surplus use by the secretary of the treasury.
In Kansas City Kansas saloons are closed amid a chaotic report. References to officials, threats, and damaged text describe closures, stock disruptions, and alleged brewing operations. The garbled text mentions Attorney Trickster and potential prosecutions, with several unclear names and factions.
President Roosevelt and party departed Washington at 12:35 morning for Oyster Bay aboard the presidential train. The entourage included Secretary Loch, Assistant Secretary C. M. LaFitta, clerks, and White House messengers, with security detail present to represent all press and relations.
A man around 60 years old was struck while walking near a park 20 miles from Chicory, reportedly hit by a car early this morning. He had been working with a beet harvest and lived in Montana. his name and full details were not released.
A chaotic report describes a petty larceny case with numerous items seized and officers Tandon and Nelson involved. The scene at city hall shows officers in uniform, a crowd, and a breach of order as gartered garments and assorted belongings are noted among the seized goods. Prisoner Sharer is mentioned as working nights in the engine house for Wir Nerthari Piety.
Disrupted telegram style notes claim Seawind Speen dispatch and Tan Vers Tenopads transfers to Rosa Well by July 4. Mentions Crom Rose’s Well to Rhylolite and a September arrival with two weeks for supplies. unclear origin and timing create a hazy desert trek forecast.
A dispatch from New Thampshire describes a naval battle scene at a shipyard with Governor Lake and Governor M Cane present. Miss Marion Short and Crumbhridse Whan are noted among honored attendees as observers, while the Kansas wiley and others witness the event amid a lively crowd.
Tralee June 30. George I. Breware has been sentenced to be hanged Aug 10 for the murder of Charles Daly. Daly’s wife Mrs Daly is serving a life sentence for her part in the same murder. The Supreme Court affirmed the judgment, and Bond was resentenced today.
Warsaw on June 20 reports terrorists attacked the city paymaster, stealing 1500 dollars and causing chaos. A separate band robbed the gas works and a third office burglary struck the Budweall factory, with limited details.
The text indicates Hine and Parks Aune, along with Forelgn inter Delcasse, are invited to visit the United States. It states an intention to visit after the congressional reassembly, with a note that he will likely not depart sanctll until then. The fragmentary source mentions American fries and a planned to vielt the United Staes.
June 30 New York report quotes farmer Judge Clevtt on Harry Thaw and Evelyn White case. Detective extracts claim White feared for his life, employed guards, and paid $36,000 for protection and espionage measures before the shooting.
The Helena inquest into the death of Mrs. Tanner was postponed to Monday afternoon. General Tanner and a large group of mourners prepared to transport the body to Washington. The coroner, county attorney, and other officials planned a scene visit before testimony begins. Messages of condolence arrived, including one from President Roosevelt.
Washington June 10 Just before adjournment the speaker addressed representatives The house to night and spoke of service and courtesy in deliberations He praised the membership as DEVOTED INDUSTRIOUS and useful in the public duties The speaker said differences were sharp but sincere and predicted the next session would see continued strength and health for the duties ahead The gavel fell amid cheers and waving dog fans on the anniversary of Congress.
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