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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1906
Page
18
The note lists subscription prices and offices for the Anaconda Standard with branch addresses in Butte Missoula and other cities. It then surveys topics from burial customs to a proposed Scottish home parliament, noting mixed reception and royal representation in Edinburgh.
The Standard extols Montana as a premier summer retreat with mountains lakes rivers and valleys, urging Montanans to explore near at hand rather than chase distant shores. It notes varied attractions, hospitable people, and the state’s own scenic wealth and recreation options for the season.
The news service highlights Republican campaign managers pushing the idea of sweeping control of the House. It notes a current GOP majority of 20 to 13 and points to the rate law as a campaign issue. Democrats will stress Roosevelt’s role as sponsor and Bryan platform origins while facing strong fundraising from corporate interests.
A congressional appropriation of 92 000 is proposed to materially increase the lighting of the Statue of Liberty. The article notes prior electrical issues, calls the current glow inadequate, and mentions plans to triple the light and repaint the statue without an internal elevator.
At Falls July 25 John T Earl late police magistrate accused of embezzling city funds waived preliminary and held for district court bail set at 1000 Friends of Baril prepared to pay city shortfall but treasurer refused saying no authority Meanwhile in New York July 25 Salvatore Deve jealous rage fired four shots at Theresa Lodito on West One Hundredth Street three pedestrians struck two seriously wounded Deve arrested
In Bozeman a famed physician is reported dead as a lengthy legal dispute unfolds over fencing and cattle movement. The trial of Walsh and Donahue proceeds with witnesses for the defense and government, noting land ownership and fence disputes tied to cattle drifts.
Bozeman's oldest physician Dr Robert Whitefort died this morning after months of illness. He had served in the Civil War era, practiced in Washington, then Bozeman for decades. He was active with the Elks and Episcopal church and fought in many campaigns in the West. Funeral is set for tomorrow evening at 7.0 at the Episcopal church.
A familiar advert promotes Chamberlain's remedy for colic cholera and diarrhea. It claims widespread dealer backing and thousands of testimonials, noting it has saved lives before medical help arrived. Priced at a quarter, it urges immediate purchase.
Lewistown dispatch notes wool offerings totaling around 82 000 pounds with several clips sold. Prices reached up to 21 1/2 cents, buyers like Hecht Liebmann & Co and Williams & Co placing bids. Vendors include Fergus Bros, Forbes Leslie, and Dewey Gould & Co, with expectations to clear Fergus county by next week as receipts arrive.
The body found on Stall Island in the head river near Ditton week ago was not Thomas Burke but his brother Peter Burkes. Foreman Pat Conners of Sliver Piasure Mining Company learned Burke quit work in March and had not been seen since. Conners says Burke received letters from a Pennsylvania sister and his brother Thomas, a musician in Oregon, and describes Burke as an excellent character and good worker. coroners found no signs of violence.
In Molise the tone of the trade discourse improved with hopes that Russia’s danger was invented. In Jackman Me July 25 the Gliddon automobile tourists, after sleeping in tents, began their 113 mile run to Waterville Me today.
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