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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1906
Page
3
The Standard Publishing Company Anaconda announces subscription rates and office details. Rates shown include daily and Sunday options with advance payment, plus annual terms. Regional offices and foreign representation listed in a typical historic newspaper directory style.
The Mt Tenavdlicans convene in Mort land to discuss prohibition and the Sturgis law. Spence Sania’s expected attendance highlights party strategies as Democrats push legal reform and revenue plans while critics warn of hypocritical enforcement. A separate note recalls a court ruling on contributory negligence in a Boston car accident.
The Washington correspondent reports an aggressive experiment in agriculture. A scientist tours deserts and forests seeking a new plant that could yield wholesome vegetables. The effort tests whether a rare idea can lead to a practical, sustainable crop.
The report notes rapid advances in vegetable novelties and new fruit varieties reaching the country, including wheat, eggplant , tangerines, and orange specimens. It highlights the heady flavors and potential culinary uses, with ongoing development of varieties and practical Westward adaptation through state experiment stations providing information to the public.
Fragmented OCR recounts a harsh sentence for a group led by Jory Kinando. It describes fines or confinement in a workhouse, with references to public shame, penalties for conspiracy, and lingering corruption fears. The piece hints at future scrutiny of officials and a scathing public reaction.
The article notes a push from national conventions reaching into Pennsylvania to energize the Bryan movement. It mentions Republicans led by Venable and the Democrats facing fusion pressures while kicking off a battle over endorsements. Major figures like McCormick and Meners are debated for potential support as ballots shape up.
A Pashooned Pol Fh leader proposes quieter Fourth of July events to reduce noise and unrest. The Uhr eltsy Republican notes traditions once led to loud displays, but reformers fear calm celebrations may dull the holiday. Despite early concerns, current festivities show growing variety and revived public spirit.
A Springfield celebration features a large parade with children in uniforms and lanterns strung between trees. Motorized displays and firns aim to brighten streets, while residents anticipate civic decor and dignitaries, including plans for a luncheon and university honors, as the community readies for the evening festivities.
The United Daughters of the Contenderay of the Wilton states prepare a landing at the WVextomgn exposition. A Virgil division meeting is set for Retimond on the same day to discuss funding and arrangements. They seek a contribution and wave candy to support access and courtesy within the building.
An item notes Mowhison SN NEMA Chicago in June describing a commission for the government and a list of individuals who accepted positions to conduct an investigation into management of the Statsdir OM company and related figures. Also reports a separate June incident of Private William Waltman found dead after a fall from a window in a bar, with Coleman from Cleveland mentioned in connection to a third antistieyt role.
In a recent hearing at the evinial court, defendants including June Join Feeley and Mouse pleaied gully faced legal voting issues and were sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. Feeley MORO AGH was sent to the New Jersey penitentiary for related offenses.
A vintage advertisement touts Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as a trusted family cure. It claims long-time dealer endorsement and physician prescription use, noting life-saving potential and a price of a quarter.
A defendant admits giving up dope only with reluctance as authorities claim she stored narcotics with her attorney's aid. The scene unfolds at the Sosilige Tee where a six quarter Bri dableds of naephine was involved, with the sheriff and legal figures debating disclosure and defense strategy amid broader allegations of illicit activity tied to Washington connections.
A damaged OCR item notes Salvation Army church officials and relatives present at a service. The fragment mentions church involvement and high church authorities, with unclear details about attendance and ceremony.
The House committee on appropriations reported a bill to supply deficiencies in various departments. It totals 10,448,009 with items for the state department, war department, interior, and district of Columbia. Contingent expenses, pensions, and naval funds are listed, plus costs for special services and navigation. The measure includes funds for diplomatic work, military allowances, and 1904 and prior year accounts, with further provisions for the reconstruction of statehood plans and treasury needs.
Chicago entrepreneur Selfridge announces a new London goods corporation to do business as Selfridge and Wharing. The firm plans 35,000,000 capital and secures Oxford Street address with a September 1890 opening. The London store will mirror Marshall Field’s Chicago operation, though about half its size.
Washington June 25 Joseph Ripley general superintendent of the Sault Ste Marie locks has been named by Chief Engineer John W Stevens as the Isthmus and coffer chief mission special engineer for designing and constructing locks on the pangina canal Ernest Howe of the United States Geological Survey is appointed geological engineer for the canal project
The body of Dr. C. T. Spaulding aged 37 was found at the bottom of an elevator shaft in his building this morning. He was a prominent physician and was to marry the banker David T. Heals' niece this week. Authorities consider it an accidental fall with a properly protected shaft.
Mayor Tom T Johnson of Cleveland will preside at a Bryan reception in Madison Square Garden. Henry Manson will deliver an address for the South and Alexander Troup of New Haven, Conn., will speak for the East. the West speaker is not yet named.
Washington June congress has no right to regulate insurance according to the senate committees on judiciary. The report of that committee was presented today by Senator Spooner. The committee promises to give its reasons as Inter Sale. OUT OF COLD STORAGE. Otru Japan June 3 The Britain Steamer Dunbarton from San Francisco frozen in on the Siberian coast has been floated and has arrived at this port. Two thousand tons of the cargo have been saved. The steamer will proceed to Nagasaki for repairs.
Washington officials adopt the conference report approving an appropriation bill that increases the cost limit for completing West Point statements to 1.7 million dollars. The action follows committee consideration and sets the new cap at the specified amount.
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