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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1906
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard publishes daily and Sunday editions with rates for subscriptions. It lists multiple city and street addresses for offices and foreign advertisers, including main offices in Anaconda and branches in Missoula and other Western cities.
A historical survey traces Norway’s monarchs from early waves of unification through union with Denmark and Sweden. It notes Magnus the Good’s era, Magnus V’s crowns, the Napoleonic era, the 1814 Treaty of Kiel, and Norway’s peaceful secession to form a distinct constitutional path under a Danish prince then Haakon VII. The piece frames Norway’s constitutional struggles, eventual independence, and the link to broader European politics. It also touches on 19th century debates in the United States surrounding presidential candidates and the national press context of the era.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a dormitory incident and a person related to a management group. Names and specifics are garbled, making details unreliable. The readable bits hint at a disciplinary or incident bulletin but lack verifiable facts or dates.
Report from New York dated June 2 describes a steamer named Raisertiy crossing toward Europe. The article notes 400 feet in length and mentions cabin arrangements with second and third cabins occupied by passengers.
A garbled report recounts Rip Van Winkle pleading not guilty in police court. He claims self defense after a fight and asserts a black eye from an unidentified assailant. The judge imposes a small fine, with warnings about future conduct as the case concludes.
A fragmentary report discusses celebrations in Washington and Panama involving a canal interlude and public subscription efforts. It mentions prominent figures and aims to fund works through popular subscription and memorial contributions, with plans affecting business and daily life.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a 1 percent grant and over 5 000 lauds. No clear event, people, or organization fully readable.
A festive assembly marked the close of a term at the college with students, faculty, and guests celebrating amid speeches and performances. The event featured a senior procession, songs, and a formal program praised by attendees for its polished presentation.
Misty text recounts local deaths and family notices in Stevensville. Mentions relatives in Corvallis, funeral arrangements, and visitors from out of town. Includes names Steve Sibley and Miss Leta May with scattered details about hospital and residence activities.
A steamer Hal Migeele suffered a severe propeller failure and loud crash in Missoula while at port. Nearly 100 passengers were aboard when the vessel listed and began to list amid a heavy crowd. Officers worked to calm passengers and prevent a rush for the exits as fear spread during the incident.
A distorted report notes Chinese authorities detaining leaders of a mission in Nan Ebungy. The piece mentions a payment and an auction tied to the Muscaurn of Ss Preven Jermain missionaries, with details about a hospital and penalties for ring leaders.
A terse dispatch reports arrival of the vice president's duties here amid a slight collision with an unnamed party during an engagement with Caesar. No injuries are noted and organizers assure continued operations.
An incident on the railway involving Italian travelers and other passengers led to accusations of assault. A tram crew faced rough handling during boarding, and a need for restraint arose as bystanders and officials sought to quell the disturbance. Several individuals were detained. the motives and exact charges remained unclear as the scene ended with a dispersal of the crowd.
Cheyenne June 1 a Socialist party statement announces a full slate for state offices. In Laramie yesterday William T Brown of Sherman was nominated for Congress and Wy La. Omar et Laramie for governor.
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