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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1906
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard announces publication details and subscription rates with offices in Anaconda and branch locations across Montana and other cities. It lists mail offices, contact points, and distribution networks including Butte Missoula and Seattle, along with general inquiries to the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY.
A Washington correspondent argues that many congressmen will pursue re election on a Roosevelt platform, yet few truly back enacted laws. The piece notes appropriations for the presidential establishment and travels, rail disaster commentary, and a Pittsburg Gazette Times reflection on Sunday school picnics vs circuses.
The text discusses a boy's choice to attend Sunday school amid social distractions and hints at the broader theme of juvenile endowment. It references Secretary Root and Pan American events, noting Latin American sentiment toward the United States and the Roosevelt administration's efforts to engage with the region at a major conference in Brasilia. The piece mentions trade tensions with Europe and Root's anticipated impact as secretary of state.
Montanans absorb Representative Dixon remarks from Washington as he cites Speaker Cannon as a possible strongest nominee and jokes about Roosevelt, Taft, Bryan, and Cannon shaping Montana’s 1904 presidential outlook amid party factions. Key figures include Dixon Cannon Roosevelt Taft Bryan and Cortelyou amid national campaign chatter.
The article discusses proposals to restrict corporate money in campaigns, noting supporters and opponents among presidents and newspapers. It covers the effort during Reconstruction era when a proposed statute gained favorable attention but did not pass into law, failing to reach a house vote.
July 1 New York dispatch reports Fergus County Montana assessor Frank Pick told county commissioners that the 1907 assessed valuation will exceed last year by up to 600000. Increased land under cultivation, new banks, cattle, and dairy output lift totals, while mine shutdowns reduce earnings. Railway construction and more land under cultivation expected to push 1907 valuation past 10 million. Police injuries after girders collapse in New York building. one officer dies. Four union men arrested amid the incident.
In a district court plea Mrs O'Brien accuses Willem O'Brien of repeated cruelty and threats to kill. She cites incidents on a train in France, at her father’s home, hospital visits, and other abuse dating from 1901 to 1902. She asks for divorce and custody of their children, alleging life danger and forced separation.
The scene at Miles City Tuesday night saw Sodint pay the debt owed to the Moon Liquor Company and leave with a warrant served by Sheriff Savage. He reportedly handed over the money and left smiling as Sheriff Savage pursued no further action. Reports say further petitions target ex-manager of the Casino. a large debt aggregate is at the sheriff's office.
Seattle July 11 George Mitchell freed yesterday for the killing of Heary Roller Crefeld and roams Seattle searching lodging houses for Esther, the sister whose life he saved by killing Crefeld. Niraw Abine is in hiding with Crefeld's widow who resists leaving for Illinois with her father. Mitchell fears a rival will emerge and notes Cremetd's widow could rekindle factional ties as former followers move toward British Columbia.
In a United States district case the Taitey Company faced a $20,000 fine on one count or $40,000 on trial after convictions tied to rebates granted to Kansas City. Chicago & Alton officials John Faithern and A. Winn were convicted and each fined $5,000, totaling $10,000.
Crers FLOODED. Storkton Calif July 11 A levee breach below the Leyt and Jones tracts on Robert Island failed under moon tide pressure. Sixteen hundred acres of asparagus and other crops were damaged by floodwaters.
The Fresno California city board of education has resolved to require earthquake clauses in all bonds and contracts. The measure targets six bi ta companies and seeks to ensure safety standards are part of any school building project.
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