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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1906
Page
8
An archival note recalls a prior legal matter involving Mr Heinze, with limited readable details from the old case. The fragment hints at a historical inquiry or decision, leaving key persons and outcomes unspecified in the surviving text.
Disordered reports describe police analyses of church conspiracies as crowds oppose the Concordat abrogation. Clergy and bishops face protective measures while protests surge near Notre Dame and other cathedrals. Government orders clear the streets as tensions flare and arrests mount.
The California Fruit Growers' exchange heard delegates representing over 3,000 citrus growers from Seetlan critiquing recent actions that denied shippers the privilege of routing shipments over certain rail lines. A representative stressed the need for government ownership of railroads to avert this policy, with citrus fruit shipments totaling about 14,000 cars valued around 6,000,000 dollars.
Reports from Mobile and Mississippi describe a fierce tornado hitting the Mobile area on March 3. The storm killed at least 60 people and injured about 108, wiping out a Negro tenement district and damaging major buildings, with extensive property losses estimated around 4.5 million dollars. Fire and darkness followed as residents fought blazes and rescue efforts continued amid continuing rain and power failures.
In a dramatic development Steve Adams confesses again, while Governor announces no further details will be released. Detective Parland presents the second confession as more significant, with Orchard corroborating most points.
Fragmented OCR reveals a chaotic preview of Tomorrow's Standard with references to Jim and various performers. The text mentions editorial notes, cartoonists, department sections, and advertising as features, suggesting a lively Sunday paper filled with entertainment and local notices.
London reports the Duke of Lancaster King Edward set sail for a two month tour by sea, visiting Paris and Biarritz before joining a Mediterranean cruise. He travels with General Sir Stagter Clarke and Shiney Greville, plans meetings with President Pallieres and Emperor William, and will stay in Bourrite during the voyage.
A Montana court heard motions to quash complaints accusing gamblers of violating a 1915 act. Civic league members testified under county attorney supervision, naming alleged participants and urging warrants. Judge allowed names to be used as witnesses, with proceedings continuing.
In a Senate committee vote of eight to none, Payne’s Philippine measure was killed. The proceedings showed opposition from several figures including McCreary and Kanston, with debate over withdrawal and reporting on the bill’s fate.
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