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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1906
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with six month and one year options paid in advance. It provides office addresses in Anaconda and branch offices, mail distribution points, and sale locations across multiple cities, plus directions for correspondence to Anaconda, Montana.
On the first day of March the report highlights heavy snow from February storms, with Montana's supply and weather outlook discussed. It notes snow depth, feed for livestock, and hopes for continued cold, while cautioning about mining stock speculation and the value of snow for state welfare.
Editorials across New York and Anandjal centers discuss the Ariabang Insurance investigating committee report. They argue the proposed changes could revolutionize the industry, while lawmakers confront a complex, costly canal policy debate.
The article notes Baron Takaki outlining a reform plan to increase average height in Japan. It describes careful long term aims to elevate physical stature and reduce perceived inferiority versus Americans and Europeans, with gradual generational progress through the proposed system.
An article discusses early experiments on health and diet among men in the Mikado era context, touches on changes for customs and infants, and then analyzes English railway regulation. It contrasts English government control with US Interstate Commerce Commission oversight, noting court delays and potential constitutional challenges, mentioning Moody and the Moraem proposal.
A fragmented report mixes diverse notes from late 19th to early 20th century topics. It references Sir George Stegmannibb and MG Peard, Uganda’s young monarch on a jade throne, Secretary Taft’s weight loss and equestrian pursuits, and retirement for Leela I Veix, a French horn player. The piece shifts to Verdi’s Aida, Elamilton’s political chorus, and a farm anecdote about a farmer and a debt dispute involving Dr. Tawke, ending with a charity singing anecdote about a singer named Laing in America.
In a February session, Secretary Tarn THF and the committee denied that Genin port of Tringtau in China would be fortified. Officials stated no fortress construction was planned for the Aree class defense.
The Butte Coalition advances a plan to consolidate Heinze owned mines including the Alice and United Copper assets under a holding entity. New Jersey filings show a 10 million dollar capital and a Red Metal Mining subsidiary, with Cole, Ryan, and several prominent directors named to lead the enterprise amid ongoing copper settlement disputes and Wall Street intrigue.
Carroll Dolman seeks to record an option on the Merrimac redemption claim in the county clerk office. The option covers one year at eleven thousand dollars. Owners listed include Allen Frank Watts Cerison and others. Dolman represents a new mining company.
City treasurer Goodwin presents February finances with detail on licenses, hotels, restaurants, and premises receipts. Items include warrants paid, outstanding checks, and total balances shown as 4145 000.50 and 444,700.80, with various departmental allocations noted.
Horman Wemna and George V. Shanley, long-time architects in Kalispell, have separated from Tutte and Burle and will open offices in a few days. Both bring reputations for successful work on local projects and construction oversight.
Lindquist led with a 56 total and 1904-5 average while Youngs posted 773 total and 1542-5 average at the Thornton alleys. Teammates Berrien Cotat Me Itinlly Speed and Kirkpatrick contributed notable scores, with team averages around 1813-5 to 1774-5, as Lindquist’s squad outpaced Youngs.
A garbled Butte column lists visits, movements, and social notes. Names include H I Byers in Helena on business, Wunderfien from Divide, Booth and Thresher in Jelena, Mr and Mrs Fe Ke Brown en route to Helena, and Bary P. Candy visiting Great Falls. Also mention of Frank Vaisse murder case, Actna Savings and Loan suit against Richard Baker, and marriages of Richard M. Tablinson and Emma Simningson.
Buffalo Nova February 28 posts announce West Seneca postmaster Hoerner's arrest on charges of embezzling five thousand sixty dollars from postal funds. The investigation cites critical element of the crime and the post office as the locus of alleged misappropriation.
In a fragmentary confession from Mary Orchard, the tomb connected to ex Governor Steumenberg’s death at Caldwell Idaho is said to have been manufactured in Denver. Orchard claims to have secured the lead receptacle for the plosives and implicated plumber Charles Raach and others near Feltinane’s furniture store as suspects under arrest.
Washington news reports Senator Foraker drawing attention for a three hour speech opposing broad railroad rate legislation while outlining defects in the Wephlra-Opl- Hver AML and urging a remedy. The session drew a large audience and closed with praise for Foraker. Aldrich’s land grant bill for Indian Territory and tribal government extension were amended and passed. Several private pension bills were tabled.
In Billings on February 28 a large audience attended the dining room presentation of the operetta Love and Whist. The improvised auditorium was set up in the Northern hotel dining room, with the event sponsored by the Altar Guild of St. Luke's Episcopal Church.
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