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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1906
Page
12
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates and publication offices with addresses and contact points. It lists main office in Anaconda Montana and several newspaper vending and newsstand locations across major cities.
As Roosevelt enters the end of his administration's first year officials acknowledge slow progress on major programs. The isthmus canal project and Filipino aid face delays while statehood and railroad-rate legislation struggle amid Republican opposition in Congress.
A Montana note highlights Congress members sending garden seed packages to constituents. The House Agriculture Committee narrowly voted to end the free seed distribution at government cost, about one third of a million dollars annually, risking loss of future seed shipments and public access to seeds.
The article notes that the conference at Algeciras may see swift action as delegates vote to immediately discuss the Moroccan police issue signaling an end to the long winding general debate. A direct discussion is expected with conclusions guiding future talks.
The article notes looming city and school board elections in April with aldermanic races and terms expiring. It warns of political excitement despite a respite, and mentions possible Civil League involvement to push law enforcement, while praising current school administration and suggesting limited change.
The article notes czarist aims for commercial supremacy led to war with Japan and Siberian railway expansion. Vladivostok’s winter port issues prompted a shift toward improving existing outlets. Port Arthur and Dalny were built earlier to facilitate trade, with Russia focusing on developing its vast wheat, mineral and grazing regions behind the railway, aided by modern transport. America may benefit from the port’s revival.
The report notes King Edward leaves for a two month journey through France and the Mediterranean, announced as both personal health respite and state duty. Rumors have circulated for weeks with varying levels of official corroboration.
The article discusses King Edward's strong leadership in Europe and the expectations for the Prince of Wales. It emphasizes royal heredity and training, noting public concern but optimism that the future king will meet arduous duties with capability.
Members of the Robert Emmet L ary Society of Butte and friends gathered at Hibernia hall Centerville for the annual Emmet birthday tribute. T J McCarthy opened with remarks on the day’s history and meaning to the Irish people. A varied program followed with violin, recitation, vocal solos, bagpipe and whistling numbers, an address, and an ample lunch served after the event.
Nance O Neil opened her Broadway engagement last night with Sudermann s Fires of St John at the Broadway theater. The performance drew strong calls, with Andrew Robson as George Von Harten and John Jendenning as Pastor Hafner delivering noteworthy depictions. Tonight Miss O Neil and a cast of the same company present further noted roles ahead of Magda and Mona Vanna.
An auction at Mayer's today presents a varied sale of artifacts and artworks. Detailed catalog items include decorative pieces and collectibles from local estates. Prospective bidders are invited to inspect items prior to bidding amid a bustling market atmosphere.
Special offerings on diamonds and jewelry with items priced at your own set price. The sale lists 360,000 stock of diamonds watches and other pieces presented by Mayer at 22 West Park Jeweler to the people. Mexico City trade figures show the first four months of the fiscal year reflect a strong import gain from the United States exceeding one million dollars.
A Unitarian lecture by Prof R G Young argues crime stems from poverty and lack of education. He links public schooling to moral development and warns that neglecting education risks crime, poverty, and weakened civic virtue.
Distinguished scientists in America Europe France and Germany study ghosts and psychic phenomena with caution. The piece notes the danger to reason and suggests today’s folly could become tomorrow’s wisdom, framed around Vance Thompson’s remarkable fact-story in Everybody's for March.
A brief note on tea culture hints at a concept of tea taper as a subtle control of flavor and aroma. The text suggests a broader world view where tea practices shape daily life and trade networks.
A large Anaconda marks team visited Butte for the weekly club shoot. The Du Pont cup contest ran to 509 targets with Cowan winning a tiebreaker over Nickey. Several medals and team events are listed with Anaconda and Butte competitors including Peckover, Carmichael, Mathewson, and Goddard. A separate fire in Portsmouth damaged the Seaboard Air Line office building.
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