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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1906
Page
9
Anou PROM yo HS RANE Brower series details with limited readable text. The fragment mentions a confrontation or action involving Reds 10 and a location in Montana, but specific events, dates, or participants are unclear.
In Valley County protests rise over a 100000 acre land allotment to Indiana for 21 years. Citizens forward remonstrances to the Interior secretary and Montana representatives. Indians may be moved from Turtle Mountain North Dakota to northeastern Montana within three months as unsettled lands are surveyed.
A signed Der Tag spoofed article by Revlin Maren 4 from Munich suggests President Roosevelt visit Kiel with a German return voyage near Washington. The piece argues such exchanges would strengthen mutual friendship and note past wartime tensions and cabinet figures.
The clerk of the district court records the month of March and February as the period with the smallest number of marriages and licenses. The notice notes few divorces filed recently and mentions the overall low activity in marriage business in Yellowstone County.
About 1,000 persons and their horses were fishing off the eastland when a storm drove their boats into the Baltic Sea. A later report says a block of 200 people came ashore at Frederickshamm, leaving many missing and doomed.
A Metropolitian Street Railway car barn fire in York causes one death and one man injured severely while a dozen storage cars burn and threaten nearby structures. Officials estimate total damage at over 200000 dollars as the blaze from a car stored overnight erupts.
Consul Rogers in Shanghai reports Japan accelerates merchant marine growth as war with Russia ends. Japanese yards build new vessels by repurposing existing ships and expanding overseas fleets while Pacific routes from Shanghai to the Atlantic are explored, marking a notable shift in global maritime power.
A rockfall at Lavernola on the cliff above Take Seep levelled about 200 feet of hillside destroying homes and killing a fish vendor. The roaring collapse forced a quick evacuation and lake erosion ate at the cliff base.
The Imperial Chinese commissioners appointed to study commercial industrial and educational conditions in the United States and Europe arrived in St Paul this afternoon while on their journey to the East. They are traveling amid speculation about party alignments and possible negotiations involving Milwaukee and Montana.
Largey of Butte promises a palatial hotel and theater at the Chicago Loop with 240 rooms and 1,100-seat theater. The venture seeks $500,000 financing and a $10,000 revival. spring 1907 opening would reflect Weber & Field style with Anna Held and Julian Mitchell in talks. Four Loop properties are under consideration as part of the deal.
A Mar 40 report from Washington states Vladivostok could become a key port entry for Russia in Northern Manchuria, boosting American trade while diminishing Dat Mur and Port Arthur. The piece cites plans to use Vladivostok to route merchandise, with rivals like Japan and China reacting as strategic moves unfold.
March 4 Salt Lake City reports from the secretary of state office critique Continental Life Insurance Company books. The review notes missing charges in 1991 expenses and contracts with Western Agency, indicating solvency concerns. Springfield Ohio reports also touch on local incidents and rumors about individuals and duties.
The article reports that Ware, head of a ratt le company, was convicted in US district court of conspiring to defraud the government via fraudulent homestead entries and sentenced to $1000 fine and one year in prison. It mentions robberies in Piglet and unrest linked to revolutionists, plus Dew Campbell and associates who founded Dew Maniva and Seu Louis firms in the era of meat production.
Gen John Schofield United States Army former secretary of war died in St Augustine early tonight after cerebral palsy illness. He served from West Point 1819 through retirement and led the army during his long career. Interment planned in Washington with services to follow. Buffalo and Portland notes report other local deaths and sensational incidents in brief dispatches.
A York report outlines a proposed million dollar athletic field for Columbia University with a $1,000 propane plan and public playground integration. The article notes the effort by President Butters and local planners to combine riverfront property with recreation spaces while addressing shore waters and city needs.
The St. Petersburg dispatch notes no wide commemoration of emancipation Day. Newspapers discuss the freed peasants and the peasants debt, wondering if Russia faces renewed misery rather than sustained liberty. Rabid debate centers on legal status, taxation, and the tsarist response to peasant unrest.
Vice Chairman Wray of the Colorado Springs association plans Pike's Peak centennial celebration with government representation. Troops and Army officers are to participate in the exercises with potential several thousand involved. Captain Leupp promises support from Ute Cherokee and Comanche tribes from the Pike expedition era.
Item reports Tacloban the capital of Leyte Island destroyed by fire. It notes significant losses including military warehouses and hemp distillate facilities. Berlin dispatch cites Tageblatt account mentioning government relief plans and imperial maneuvers.
Van Ness, an elevator boy in the Harbour building, survived two near fatal incidents within a week. On Thursday a 0 volt shock from a grounded motor threw him and passengers Coun ry Treasurer Ben Calking and Johnny Leggat, three feet above the floor before the brake stopped the fall. The elevator then malfunctioned with bells failing to ring and repeatedly jumped between floors as he attempted to descend. He later escaped a second time by leaping from the moving car as it began to descend toward the basement.
A sermon by Archbishop Jy Severely criticizes theatergoing as decadence and calls it a moral hazard, comparing nightly attendance to strolling through a pesthouse and lepers ward. He warns that even supposedly genius entertainment marks the tomb of civilization.
Representative and Mrs Longworth returned to Washington today from Citie where they journeyed after their wedding. They traveled in a private car attached to a regular train of the Southern railway arriving at 4:30 a.m. at their home on Eighteenth Street. Mr Longworth will resume legislative duties at the Capitol.
The body of ex Governor Hogg arrived from Houston and lay in state. He requested no monument of stone but that his children plant a pecan tree at the head of his grave and a walnut tree at the foot. The trees were to symbolize Texas growth as they would be cared for by the people.
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