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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1906
Page
2
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and office contacts. It notes daily and Sunday editions with advance payment options, specifies main and branch offices, and shows numerous newspaper exchange and distribution points across cities.
A patchwork excerpt surveys European royalty and American figures in a crowded 19th century discourse. It references King Haakon, Dowie, and a German emperor, then shifts to U S topics including canal schemes linking the Great Lakes to the Ohio River, and a Montana court case entwined with gambling prosecutions. The piece touches political pressure, legislative ambitions, and public accountability amid a swirl of names, dates, and debates.
Washington reporters discuss possible 1940 presidential race outcomes with Roosevelt as likeliest nominee. Secretaries and editors speculate whether Roosevelt could beat Taft or others, noting public sentiment and media predictions across Washington correspondence.
An angry mob of three suffragists clashed with security during a Hall of Commons address by the chancellor, tearing banners and assaulting supporters. Police struggled as protesters, aided by fellow suffragists, carried the women from the chamber amid shouts and chaos in a notable agitation surrounding women's voting rights.
An incident at a working depot ends with a man hurled onto a moving train after a beam from a handcar strikes him. He lands near the bow of a car and survives with various injuries. Rescue efforts and crew notices indicate a dangerous accident scene and subsequent investigation.
Testimony recounts a kitchen incident at a Joner town residence where a husband kissed his wife in the dark during a conversation with Katie Britton and Orvil Davis present. Mrs Jones testified the man entered quietly about 11 o clock and kissed her, prompting a court inquiry into the incident and surrounding remarks.
A report describes a steel and glass bridge planned over the Royal Gorge of the Arkansas River near Leadville, rising 2660 feet along the gorge wall. The structure, claimed as the highest and among the most dramatic, will stretch across a 30 to 60 foot wide opening, transforming the landscape with immense water and canyon scenery as background.
A friend outlines a presidential plan for the leader, detailing campaign strategy, conventions, and expected moves through 1908. The text discusses support from Mayors and party figures, signals a national strategy, and critiques opponents while signaling a broad, staged effort across states.
The readable fragments describe a fabric, a hat, and a light, with vague action words and no clear event, names, dates, or places to anchor a report. The garbled OCR provides no concrete entities or outcomes to summarize into a factual news item.
A distressed reminiscence recalls a past editor who faced backlash after a biting incident. The writer portrays the editor’s struggle with money, fame, and his own public failure, reflecting on a flawed judgment and a controversial career.
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