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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1903
Page
3
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Sweden faces royal intrigue as Crown Prince Gustavius, aged forty seven, steps into regency amid Norway’s demands. Reports say he shows yielding tendencies, sparking talk of a potential future reign while Berlin marriage ties loom and the king’s frailty keeps Sweden's throne unsettled. Gustavius returned from Christiania to Stockholm amid speculation of royal dissent and national instability.
Report recounts Admiral Rojestvensky's recovery from injuries after the disaster and his return to action. It notes the swift medical care and comparisons to Civil War surgeon feats, praising modern treatment of wounds and amputations avoided.
A historical report notes debate over Tsarist police powers as General Trepoff defends expanded authority. Critics claim unprecedented control over publications and public life, while officials argue measures serve modernization and order amid unrest. discourse centers on press freedom and governance.
The article discusses assassination fallout around Czur Atexnaier, police power debates, and treacherous tyranny fears. It notes Treport’s protective measures and Trepott’s possible view of mankind, then shifts to Montana commerce plans for a state convention in Billings. It highlights real estate groups, education controversies, and New York court actions involving Albert Patrick amid broader lobby reforms.
A noisy column surveys reformers and rulers, noting Ohio Governor Herrick’s attack on lobbying as a destroyer of freedom in representative bodies. It links Russia Japan Korea and the Philippines to global power plays, mentions Norwegian Swedish intrigues, court appeals in New York, and looming political storms into 1903 with figures such as Roosevelt and Livingston amid volatile debates.
The judge chastised youths including Lert Ferry and Mowe for misdeeds, warning of consequences and urging reform. Relatives present heard the admonition as officers prepared to take youths to county jail to await further proceedings.
Crowded Butte theater hosts the 23rd annual Rutee High School exercises with diplomas to the graduates. Rev Bevard delivers the benediction as Superintendent Young presides over diploma distribution amid a full program of music oration and chorus performances by the class of 159?.
A review outlines Chavahery as comedian and singer starring in The Actions at Athione Ireland with Dirk Renyane role by a young Aly Philip Renyane. Production praised for costumes and direction, notes a five month New York run and lavish bargains at Tread and Tennessey stores. references pages Rand 12 for further details.
A draft note describes the uptake by Klack mar afargan purchasing Milne building space and planning renovation to relocate the Attia Bankis company from the southeast corner of Malo and Broadway to the northeast corner in the Hirkour building basement.
A fragmentary item discusses tea and coffee in everyday life with playful banter about Bechilling’s tea. It hints at tastes and social habits, preserving a casual local voice in a single unsettled snippet.
Yesterday Frank 4immerman acknowledged final victory over Pat Mullins in a dispute over a desert land entry in Idaho. Mullins residence at Butte Montana challenged his claim and the interior secretary’s decision ruled against Mullins. Zimmernagl plans further action and may relocate to Idaho. Another case involving C K Olde and Mullins also ruled against Mullins.
Forty boys at Industriel school were excused from classes for the summer after months of hard work. They welcome the break and many will return to the school in the fall. The trainer plans to take seven boys to Rome for a race meeting next season.
The Ralver Row chapter of the Daughters of the Revolation will meet with Mrs C F Ketla on Wednesday. The meeting will discuss the chapter’s purpose and include a roll call with patriotic quotations. Officials and business leaders will be asked to attend and join the flag day observance.
The public schools closed yesterday and will reopen September 6. Graduation exercises for the eighth grades were held in all schools, with diplomas awarded in a morning ceremony.
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