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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1906
Page
3
Anaconda Standard details subscriptions and rates including daily and Sunday options, office contacts, and multiple newspaper stands across several cities. It also contains an op-ed fragment debating Roosevelt and Bryanism, noting public sentiment and party views.
President Roosevelt refused to interfere in the Tucker murder case. Charles L. Tucker was sentenced to death for killing Mabel Page in Weston Mississippi. Prosecution tied the crime to a note and pocket evidence while noting possible ties to Page family. The piece also surveys historical anniversaries and public notices amid a broad column of varied local items.
The senate shelved Smoot case reports after heated discussion. Majority led by Harrows says Smart is not entitled to the seat. minority led by Foraker says evidence does not warrant removal. Salt Lake rumor links Senator Bigelow to church ties. Jones of Arkansas predicts Bryan as 1908 Democratic nominee amid Roosevelt Republican criticisms.
Dr. Latha, one of the surgeons who performed the autopsy, testified that blood and wounds found on and inside the trunk indicate the deceased was alive when placed in the trunk. The coroner's jury verdict supported this finding. Defense challenged whether McVicars was dead at the start of the sutopay.
Vienna June 1. Foreign Minister Goluchowski delivered a thorough review at Ja das's session of Hungarian delegates on triple alliance relations and foreign affairs. He stated the dual monarchy should face the future with confidence due to persistent island relations, Austro-Hungarian and allied ties, and improving intimacy with Russia.
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