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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1906
Page
2
District Court proceedings cover probate matters and criminal actions in progress. Judge Whiston and officers consider motions among numerous civil and criminal cases. Guardians appointed, estates settled, and multiple divorce actions scheduled. motions for new trials and continuances noted with several cases set for April sessions.
A Nevada gambling inquiry centers on Tom Gusdonovich, tied to a poker game at a saloon run by Nicholas Noeouily in Eelataey. Authorities report arrests for conducting gaming, with accusations against Gusdonovich and associates under county attorney actions and court informants.
In a tight race Thobert yields to Sharkey as the new officeholder at Bir SGurkie, ending a spirited contest that drew local interest and attention from supporters and rivals alike.
Washington March 19 Cugricane Hughes conducted the investigation of insurance companies in New York and declined to appear before the House committee on election as president vice president and representative in Congress to testify on preventing corporation contributions to political campaigns Hughes stated in a letter to Representative Gimes of West Virginia chairman of the committee that he cannot throw any more light on the subject than the copies of the proceedings of the insurance hearings
Fragmentary city notices and social items mention jewelry shops Keppler Wellcome Peckover and various local businesses in Billings. Items include visitors, travel to Missoula and New York, a birth announcement at 400 Cedar Street, funeral notices for Bessie Lavatt ee and Gladys Wora, and upcoming cattle shipments from Sioux City buyers with plans for spring activity.
Timber from the Montana Yellowstone division will be carved into railroad ties under a government contract. About 1,060,605 feet of lodgepole pine and other woods will be treated with preservatives to resist decay and fungus. Purchasers include Chicago, Burlington and Quincy and Northern Pacific railways, with stumpage and future planting plans noted.
In Natal on March 1 a large gathering of district chiefs and tribesmen witnessed the military commander's decision regarding the February visit. The commander levied cattle sheep and goats from Chief Gavizemhe and his tribe as fines and seized part of their territory. The chiefs admitted the punishment but asked for a reduction in taxes.
In Pittsburg March 1 the Richardsons of Carnegie tearfully consent to their daughter Miss Stenelar Richardson wedding Mr Marin Sympathetically the clerk asks if she is their only child and the father replies we have others but she’s the baby. The clerk plans to write to President Roosevelt about the marriage later.
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