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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1906
Page
11
A brief note reports Congress reviewing actions taken on behalf of the Cary area, focusing on oversight and potential adjustments. Officials and agencies implicated are unnamed, with no dates or outcomes specified.
A terse report notes King answers ten Americans during a gathering at Potts Collery with Cole present. Details are scarce but the event centers on a royal reply in the mining community.
Congress at first session enacts key measures extending federal regulation and control over railroads and commerce. Debates show bipartisan support with no major party splits. Economic policy aims for regulation, tariff revision, and public works while addressing foreign and colonial issues.
Sheriff Northway of Forsyth arrived seeking suspects in the Forsyth Choister s saloon hold up. Several men were detained but the right culprits not yet secured. Sheriff Northway, in an odd twist, was briefly held up as a revolver was aimed at his face before the robber escaped when his vest rent snagged his pistol.
A London telegraph piece, by a Russian cabinet member, blames government indecision in autumn 1904 for pushing the reform party toward an alliance with terrorists. It cites Witte’s vacillation, predicts the rise of a revolutionary parliament, and calls for renewed national representation and strict opposition to revolutionists.
In St. Petersburg on June 24 conservative centrists and allied factions urged the Gaoremykin ministry to resign. M. Yermoloff pressed for a cabinet with moderates, while acknowledging peasant land hunger and seeking local commissions. He backed equal rights for Jews with certain land purchase limits. Reports from Bialystok prompt troop commander changes and regional prefect promotions.
Dr Douglass Hyde president of the Gaelic League was met by Irish deputations in Queenstown on his arrival from the Celtic. He thanked Americans and the Irish for their support and noted limited prospects for Gaelic in the United States or Canada. He predicted German would vanish there next generation.
Dr. Mai Hung Chuan, imperial high commissioner, arrived in Seattle to study U S laws commerce and education. He plans to inspect shipping and the city public schools and will meet the mayor and Governor Mead in Olympia. He notes over ten thousand Chinese residents leaving and estimates three million dollars in losses for goods.
Panama City reports orderly elections with minor clashes at Santa Ana park. Nine policemen and Jose Antonio Paredes injured and one liberal killed in late afternoon fighting. Marines and authorities restored order. constitutional party victorious in Panama City and Cocle Veraguas and Colon provinces.
Cairo reports a punitive expedition from El Obeid killed three hundred fifty Soudanese and captured Lov, after native tribes attacked Talodi early in June. Forty Egyptians were killed in the raid. the expedition suffered no losses. The uprising is linked to resentment over a new government post.
King Alfonso and Queen Victoria will depart San Sebastian on July 2 aboard the royal yacht Giralda for a visit to the Isle of Wight. The voyage marks a royal engagement with the Spanish and British royal families traveling together by sea.
In an early morning crash on Colorado street Pasadena 8 o clock Mrs J J Cordert 28 wife of local business man died after the automobile overturned exploded engine set tire afire chauffeur Jack Henderson burned likely to die Mrs Ella May Morris artist Pueblo Colo slightly burned others escaped uninjured
The June 24 report from Peking says leading commercial men see brighter chances to capture Manchurian trade. The Japanese government shows a more open stance toward foreign trade privileges, with civil authorities favoring liberal policies and foreigners expected to gain more freedom after military withdrawal. Newspapers urge Chinese customs at Dalny to collect duties on goods bound for the interior, echoing the Kiaochou arrangement with Germany.
The Lurline won the trans Pacific yacht race when the time allowance expired at 11 40 am. The La Paloma and Anemone were not sighted by 4 06 pm. Crowds gathered at Honolulu harbors as launches met the winner and the event featured Imperial Hamburg illuminations and American guests including Mr. and Mrs. Longworth.
Hamburg July plan to start a Libau Dover and New York route in competition with the Volunteer Fleet Russian line. The Volunteer Fleet sails Smolensk from Libau on August 8. Russia aims to control emigration traffic, risking reduced use of Hamburg and Bremen routes if successful.
In Red Bank New Jersey June 24 a pair of squalls wrecked two small craft in Raritan Bay. The coal laden schooner Emma Hendrix of Perth Amboy bound for Red Bank capsized with Captain Morria Brown and his 12 year old son William among the drowned and another crewman lost. The schooner Buena Vista also capsized with captain Theodore Wilson and his helper drowning.
Twenty three public schools now operate in the canal zone serving 1,128 pupils with 26 teachers under the canal zone government. Five of six municipalities have adopted compulsory education laws, and well attended schools are developing in a country new to free schools.
Sioux Falls, June 24. Circuit Judge Jones approved a $25,000 bond for Mrs. Kaufmann, accused of murdering Agnes Poirers but ordered she remain in custody until Monday morning. She will be taken to her home then, with police guards continuing around her residence for now.
Cambridge June 24 Isaac T. Veazey of Great Falls Montana receives cum laude in Harvard Law School class of 18. Veazey, an A B H graduate, is among the 18 honored pushing the record size. This marks the year’s highest regular honor at the law school.
Peoria report states amateur balloonist Miss Lotta Ainsworth fell 100 feet from her parachute this afternoon and likely sustained fatal injuries.
A 1906 Department of Commerce and Labor bulletin shows U S imports led by Europe at 48 percent and Asia 14 percent in the fiscal year las, while exports to Europe reached 67 percent and to Asia 8 percent. The report notes shifts toward the Orient and declines in European share, with gains in Asia and North America.
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