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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1906
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard announces publishing details, subscription rates, and multiple newspaper office addresses. It lists post and delivery rates, foreign city newsstands, and directs readers to contact the Standard Publishing Company for business correspondence.
A 19th century desk note discusses rising discontent among American and European merchants with Japanese influence in Manchuria. It claims Japan’s control of trade routes through Port Nowehwang and Dalney or Antang, suggesting conflict as a path to secure Western access and profits amid foreign competition.
Professor Gorham of Brown University explores phosphorescence from decayed meat and vegetables to produce light without heat. He identifies chemical salts that emit glow for photography and pursues a heatless, scalable method, though commercial viability remains unproven but promising.
Governor Pattison, a little known insurance executive from Ohio, stunned the state by winning the gubernatorial race. The election surprised many observers as Pattison, a Democrat with a rise from modest beginnings, defeated the Republican candidate by a wide margin amid a turbulent political climate.
Captain Dreyfus returns to the public eye amid revived court martial scrutiny as officials debate cassation and potential rehabilitation. Proponents argue innocence proven beyond reasonable doubt while critics consider political maneuvering and wartime blame. The debate touches Minister of War Albert Menler, the German dispatch forgery, and presidential funding aspects.
Local business leaders prepare for a Thursday evening meeting at the city hall chamber to discuss peaceful business association aims. The committee will close tickets and the event includes a brief speech segment followed by dancing and a light repast. attendees urged to arrive by six o'clock.
Justice Gan Craig presided at a private ceremony Friday night at 226 East Second Street for Petey AL Graham and Minnie C. Mitchell. The couple, described as a very nice looking pair, plan to make their home in Butie.
The single appropriation bill for the government has four laws enacted including the deficiency pension diplomatic and consular and army measures. The Tedian appropriation bill is complete to date and awaits congressional approval.
Verlanie, a dairy farmer near Anaconda, testified about cattle, milk sales, and hay markets as he described stock values and farming operations. The witness detailed daily work, production figures, and neighboring ranch connections while court examined his cattle, milk pricing, and feed quality.
A judgment for £6000 was filed yesterday in the district court clerk’s office, with satisfaction amounting to $1082.60. Miss Haskins sues Cammaeck over injuries from an umbrella attack, claiming she was struck on the head and damaged. a criminal charge for assault in the first degree is pending as the civil case settles.
Round-trip to Los Angeles priced at 62 with a gale lime through Sept 13. Special excursion 49, tickets on sale June 2 to July Stopovers in Salt Lake City and onward to Los Angeles shed. Finest train of the West invites travelers to Southern California with details from agent H Burtsner in Lake City.
The state’s case against Michael Driscoll a salon keeper charged with first degree assault faced a continued hearing in district court. Referrals mention a Kremer case and unsettled participation as the defense adjusts. the judge deferred proceedings until Friday due to illness and missing witnesses.
Reads like a fragmented classifieds page listing weekend rates and sales locations. Mentions Pipestone and Missoula with prices such as 3 Whitehall 31.0 Lime Spar 2 and Dear Bourge 1.50, plus items on sale Saturday. Also notes Monday and other unclear terms.
Richard Walsh faced a charge of causing trouble in his family. After testimony, Mrs. Walsh and he reconciled and the case was dismissed. Blake Norman and Will Thomas were charged with grand larceny for allegedly misusing oats sacks valued at $13. The case was sent to Justice Michael Deevy for trial.
Northwest Coal company announces new location at Silver Bow block 1 West Grante, Slemons Roath’s office in Rock Springs. OF P Rock Springs Diamond Rocky Fork Gridger telephone 505.
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