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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1906
Page
13
Senator Rayner and Kate Bill trigger controversy as Jor, Dolliver, and others become involved. The exchange highlights political tensions and party dynamics shaping actions and responses from multiple figures.
A storm wrecked ships in the sea claiming twenty seven lives of British sailors. Rescue efforts are underway as authorities confirm the tragedy near the coast.
In Washington on March 14 the railroad rate bill moved to controversy as Senator Rayner argued for a review provision and amendments while Foraker Dolliver Aldrich Tillman Knox debated constitutional implications and executive session followed the contentious exchange. Captain dies in rescue attempt as British King sinks after Atlantic storm off Sable Island.
W O Parker chairman of the board of county commissioners returned from Helena with 35000 dollars which he delivered to the county treasurer. The cash comes from the sale of Junction bridge bonds amid prior county official disputes over the bonds.
The funeral for Dr. Manuel Quintana president of Argentina was held today in Buenos Ayres with mourning emblems displayed throughout the city.
President Gompers of the AFL and A Furuseth of the Seamen's Union confronted the House Judiciary Committee in Washington March 14 over the Gilbert anti injunction bill. They accused the measure of granting courts sweeping equity authority in labor disputes and warned President Roosevelt against endorsing it. They called the bill an attack on honest labor and human liberty.
In a tense scene Riss faces continual growlings and rumblings from supporters and rivals alike. The atmosphere intensifies as factions align and winds of change swirl through the community.
The court session on anti gambling enforcement in Butte failed as city and county officers did not answer subpenas. Justice Doran postponed to 4:30 pm, with Breen and others planning for later attendance. The Moroccan conference at Algeciras paused as delegates cannot resolve police and banking disputes.
A fragmentary report indicates renewed scrutiny over the Battle of Dano with officials weighing next steps and potential triggers for further upheaval. The text hints at ongoing inquiries and mounting concern among regional authorities.
Premier Witte led a cabinet session with Alexis Oblensky and Count Ignatieff to suppress the League of the Russian People amid a feared counter revolution plot. Riots and anti Jewish actions loom as authorities back the conspiracy while talks of a general strike unfold and Easter unrest nears.
Washington March 14 The senate passed a resolution urging the secretary of war to provide copies of all reports on the Mt Dajo assault in Jolo Island. A General Wood cablegram denying wanton slaughter and noting women and children were killed while in works is released with Taft and President notes.
Susan B. Anthony’s funeral scheduled at Central Presbyterian church Rochester on March 15 at 3 PM with body lying in state from 11 AM to 1 PM and reopens for services at 2 PM. Services include hymns, Scripture by Dr Albertson, prayer by Dr Cannett, a eulogy by William Lloyd Garrison, and a speech by Mrs. R Jerome Jeffrey. Honorary bearers are Rochester University women honoring coeducation.
Ole E. Finstad and L. G. Coughener of Los Angeles were sentenced at Santa Rosaria Mexico to 12 years and 6 months in prison for the murder of W. Rutherford of Philadelphia and Co W. McCurray of Los Angeles at Diaz ranch in Chihuahua El Paso March 14.
New York reports the grand jury investigating life insurance matters is unsure if a political assessment by a director or corporation constitutes larceny. Judge O Sullivan will decide next week after questions raised by the jury. DA Jerome asked Mayor McClellan for a $10,000 appropriation for prosecution of criminal actions in the cases.
Rail traffic in and out of Salt Lake City is severely disrupted by three days of storms. Oregon Short Line northbound trains run 10 to 20 hours late, with the Portland to Salt Lake City service arriving only this morning after a delayed departure last night. Causes include sand drifts along the Columbia River and snow drifts near Weiser Idaho, and washouts 80 miles south of Caliente Nevada delaying Los Angeles routes.
In Redding California on March 14 George Gould an 18 year old crippled son of Mrs Maggie Gould shot and killed Joe Bush at his mother's cabin near Shingletown. It is alleged Bush went to the cabin intoxicated and quarreled with Mrs Gould. Gould defended her shooting Bush. Bush left the cabin and his body was found 200 yards away. Gould is missing.
President Amador authorizes the Associated Press to deny reports he intends to resign.
Maj. Gen. Henry C. Corbin U A arrives in St Louis to assume command of the northern division of the army. Gen. John B Weston departs for the Philippines to take new duty there.
Secretary Taft travels to New York for a family council to decide whether to accept the president's offer of a seat on the supreme court bench.
London March 14 The original draft in Lord Nelson s handwriting of the historical general memorandum to his captains at the battle of Trafalgar was sold at auction at Christie s today for 5080.
Berlin report states Henning a marriage broker with a violent record was captured after he shot a policeman. A butcher helped trap him amid rewards. He allegedly defrauded bartender Giorneth, murdered him, and impersonated him to hypothecate property. He fled rooftops during capture attempt.
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