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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1906

Page

6

Ring Battle of Month in Far East to Hight

In Philadelphia Battling Nelson seeks a win over Terry McGovern in six rounds, aiming to upset the ex-champion. Nelson, a long-distance brawler, faces McGovern whose speed and power may decide a stiff East Coast challenge with no official decision.

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Northwest league meeting delayed amid Montana turmoil

Sports notes from Montana and elsewhere report the Northwest league gathering postponed from March 5 due to urban unrest, with decisive moves expected in 10 days. Tomm Burns speaks on heavyweight fate after beating Hart, eyeing OBrien and a vaudeville run before any further title challenges.

Butte W. N. Luca Montana

House committee to report Townsend joint revelation favorably

Washington March 13 The house committee on interstate and foreign commerce opts for a favorable report on the Townsend joint revelation proposing a 46 million appropriation to empower the Interstate commerce commission to investigate.

Washington House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Townsend

Townsend Revolution Corrects Defects in THiman-Gillespie Rail Deals

Fragmentary notes describe railway monopolies under the Thiman Gillespie joint resolution and the Townsend revolution as correcting defects in the THiman- ChuRapple results painted out by the president.

Senate passes bills amid railroad rate debate

Washington reports a Senate session on March 13 approving several bills of significance. Legislation punishes officials for leaking secret information of government bureaus and authorizes bridge construction over navigable streams. Delaware and New Jersey face a boundary dispute settlement. Senator Simmonds spoke on the railroad rate issue supporting the house measure while not opposing changes.

Washington Senate Delaware New Jersey Simmonds Mae Stillman

Races Across Cities Reported in March Meet Results

Race results from New Orleans Oaklawn and City Park and Los Angeles show multiple events with wins by listed horses and times. Notable outcomes include Celebration, Macy, North Whid, Oaklawn six furlongs, and city park seven furlongs winners with times ranging from 1:16 to 2:22.

New Orleans Tair Grounds Heluwth Rolley Wwababh Queen Gallant Lythella Louige McFarland Kenton Macy Tlogisiilia Arcoin St. Valentine Jamon Reddick Paul Diatford Lancastring Dr. Caffey Mlamiar North Whid Gay Lizette Oaklawn New Lears Cottage Mak Mayor Johnson Montgomery Maxio Gorky Helsergente Loretta Zan Prima Thistle Do Tirenn Fruit Kate Bite Tree Joli Akimata Miss Martha Dave Stahl Arsenal Dave Rommers Thine City Park Belle of the Bay Odd Trick Trosserlan Orsaterlan BI Carter Pat Gulger Almo. Dufour Minnin Adams Orricular Jack Bolan Tune Phiera Cuane Mijer Carpenter Fonsomen Padre Accond Gravina Lach Girl Mynherr Conjurer Los Angeles Cerimida Foxn of Arc Indunathira Enc Mle Pleasant Days Young Marion Fweedlab Lady Tina King of the Mint Beltisca Wyelyn Criftin Thre Mille Chimney Emba A Gentle Harry Poltern Crimigeoeond Milas May Rowdian Pime Lida Linda Tose Durbar Mary Glenn Lisa Ove Iilie Pintsy Prince Ching Kinsman Moira

Con metrapntitien New York opera arrest case

The article reports a New York case at the Metropolitan Opera House involving a man charged with violating court directives during Sunday performances. He was arrested recently after distributing material at Sunday concerts. the production and conduct are noted in the report.

Metrapntitien New York Mu Opera Hour Verda Reqienr Mos Eharge Busel

Emperor Halts Planned Jan Voyage Aboard Battle Ship

The emperor has postponed a January journey aboard the battleship Maisor Wilhelm after several inquiries. Bert Parton reports on the updated plans and reflects accompanying statements from Mare 14 The trip disruptions affect officials and observers awaiting further guidance.

Bert Mare Emperoe Jan Maisor Wilhelm

Lobster Prices Spark Government Crackdown

The United States Government through the daily consular and trade report condemns high lobster prices in fashionable dining. It notes Nova Scotia lobster value in 1905 at 2,116,000 dollars with eight million dollars of lobsters sold causing profits to shippers and restaurant owners, leaving common people unable to buy automobiles.

Washington Mare United States Consular and Trade Department of Commerce and Labor Ashernan UK Restauran Svatter Chilton Toronto Nova Scotia Udy Sui

Rasping Rancor of Hate in Madrid Farce of Deputies

In Madrid on March 13 a royal cortege paraded as a nephew of General Primo Tiverg attacked Deputy Seglano for criticising Spanish actions in Cuba and the Philippines, knocking out two teeth. Generals Rivera Weyler Clanca Paoltovicii and Linared denied irregularities, while Falvera urged restoring army discipline and Werler warned he would defend his generals.

Madrid Chamber of Deputies Primo Tiverg Fhitionine Islands Seglano Cuba Vna Philippine Senor Seglano Rivera, Weyler, Clanca, Paoltovicii Linared

Congress Codifies Copyright Laws Begins Third Conference

Washington March 13 The third conference involving most publishing and rights groups opened at the Library of Congress to complete a codified modification of copyright amendments. About 60 attendees from groups including the American Copyright League American Bar Association American Library Association and others participate in shaping the draft for congressional action.

Washington Plac Cally Congress American Copyright Inague American Bar Association American Dramaticty’ Club American ‘Library Association American Newspaper Publiishers Associaten American Publishers' Copyright League Association of the Water Manastera Greater New York Internation | Tynographical Photographers’ Copyright Teague

Unsaved Gets a City Directory Rumor in Louisville

A fragmentary item from Laniavite Kentucky on March 1 reports a man seeking an unsaved list of Louisville residents. It mentions a Pratiastor, a Pedant Wiker, and a proposed city rectory containing 256000 names as part of a plan to provide everyone in Tealsville with a sequence, with hints of religious or missionary work.

Tommy Ryan Philadelphia Jack O'Brien Laniavite Louisville Nian Rutland Poatimater Wiker Ife Tealsville Mide Butie St. Patrick’s

Precision in Machining and the Trade of Accuracy

A historical piece discusses the machinist craft, noting the demand for high intelligence and steady hands. It highlights the significance of precision in fitting plugs and rings, where even slight expansion from warmth affects fit. The article stresses strict tolerances and the mastery required for accurate machine work.

Turbine torpedo replaces Whitehead in navy plans

The Technical World Magazine notes a new high speed turbine torpedo by Biles-Leavit, capable of 36 knots at 1,200 yards with a 3,500 yard guaranteed range, promising greater speed and range than the Whitehead torpedo. The U.S. government has authorized millions for 400 torpedoes of this type. In Lancaster, a farmer killed a record hog weighing 886 pounds, part of a 2,784 pound weekly total.

L. E. Zeh Technical World Magazine United States Navy Tynes Whitehead Wich United States Lancaster John A. Huber

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