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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1906
Page
9
Fragmented ad lists men's gloves in various styles and prices from 75c to $1.50, including genuine muieskin unlined mitts and Black sateen work shirts with watch pocket and collar. Local sale wording appears rough with garbled text.
Philadelphia March 13 The arena of the National Athletic club will host a six round bout between Terry McGovern and Battling Nelson for McGovern's title Both men are in trim with Nelson slightly favored on strength McGovern's science and breathing approach aim to swing the outcome A purse around 417 000 with Nelson at 44 percent and McGovern at 56 percent negotiations for a Nelson Herrera bout may follow in Los Angeles if defeated
Washington reports the president asked Chairman Knapp of the Interstate Commerce Commission to state how much money the agency needs to pursue the Till Man Gillespie inquiry into alleged rail service disruptions in coal and oil. Knapp said the commission would require about $50,000 and sought power to compel witness attendance.
Heavy rainstorms drenched Southern California with 2.17 inches in Los Angeles and up to 3 inches elsewhere, causing washed roads, flooded basements, and damage to bridges. Snow fell in northern mountains, Mt Wilson at four inches. Rail lines faced delays from washouts and roadbed damage. In Astoria, fishermen plan to form The United Fishermen of the Pacific to secure fair labor conditions and legal protections for crew and families.
Countess Hondc Castellane, with her lawyer, asked Judge Dille to amend her separation case to obtain an absolute divorce. The judge ordered the spouses to appear together for possible reconciliation, with a joint appearance set for four to five days hence. The amended bill will demand dissolution of the bonds of matrimony and a separate domicile and custody of the children during proceedings.
The Interstate Commerce Commission investigation into charges against Rane Tallads by independent producers of Kansas was continued in Kansas City. The report notes secrecy and the ongoing nature of the inquiry, with details sparse and no final ruling reported.
Green, once a cashier at the defunct Fredonian Nariel nk Blea, was found guilty today of embezzlement and received a six year sentence in Auburn prison.
March 13 dispatch from Hamilton notes P. A. Bishop of Missoula visiting family, R. A. O’Mara returning from East, W. G. Tarlan visiting Missoula, Ming Elsa Strange leaving after weeks with friends. Coldest weather of season, 0 to 16 below, six inches of snow in 43 hours. Elliot couple left for St Paul after telegram. Rev Atkinson of Chicago began sermon series at Methodist church, continuing three weeks. Frank Tamoraux and mother head to Ashville after five months at Beat and McCrackin homes. Dunbar and Bub Johnson involved in arm-related business.
Vancouver March 12. It is announced the Canadian Pacific Railway contemplates extending the Crown line westward from Mindway to Penticton, opening mineral and agricultural wealth. It will complete a Dunmore to Vancouver route, diverting tourist and freight traffic to the Okanagan country. The largest steamship on inland waters except the Great Lakes is being built to run on the Okanagan lakes with 60 staterooms.
Washington March 13 Senator Lodge departs to draft an amendment to the Howe railroad bill to restore the penal cause of the Interstate Commerce Act which was amended by the Elkins with rebate law.
Report of a Mississippi legislature session held at the Century Theater with Judge Allan R. Barker delivering remarks before about 4,000 attendees in a misty uncertain setting.
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