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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1906
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing terms and rates, postage, and a broad network of newspaper sales stands across major cities. It notes offices in Anaconda Montana, plus a York and Chicago presence, with distribution points from New York to Seattle and Denver.
Judge Parker predicts President Roosevelt will run again and seek the Republican nomination for a second term. He asserts Roosevelt views his first term as complete and will not back a third run. Parker, in Alabama, claims Roosevelt’s intentions are not settled and insists Parker will not run in 1903.
The piece mocks press praise for a military action in which many natives and civilians were killed. It notes President Roosevelt’s telegram to General Wood and questions the justification and morality of the slaughter while suggesting the executive approval masks deeper unease.
Dispatches report the emperor was shown persecuting Jews and Count Witte pressed for reform. The czar rejected resigning and pledged to end persecution, yet Jews doubt the promise amid ongoing hostility and hopeful signs remain uncertain.
The piece argues that the leader Wilte's shortcomings and the opposition of imperialists hinder reforms. It notes agitators failed to trigger another general strike, urging Wilte to remove handicaps and counter agitator influence to push needed changes. It also cites McCall and Hamilton in a contentious, delayed political saga.
The article discusses looming coal mine strikes across eastern regions led by miners including 400000 workers under John Mitchel’s umbrella. It notes payrolls surpassing ten million dollars, urges union recognition, an eight hour day, and a new arbitration board. It also critiques Roosevelt campaign financing and comments on railroad rate legislation in the Senate.
A fragmented senate debate is shaping a railroad regulation bill amid partisan friction. District Attorney Jerome faces a court venture with suits against New York papers over campaign fundraising and editorial claims, raising questions about authenticity and political influence.
A late night mob tried to storm the county jail to lynch men charged with murder, but police repelled the attack. Sheriff McDonald denied any accused were inside. about 2,000 gathered, 40 officers halted the riot with clubs, and no arrests were made.
London dispatch reports Major Seeley Mberah moving a cut of 10,000 from the army estimates during a committee session on army costs. Former Premier Balfour argues the army purchase defends India while War Secretary Baldone declines to commit to a plan, citing need for time to devise one.
Hathahllier was jailed this afternoon after his brother-in-law pressed insanity charges. The family says he threatened to kill his mother in law and children and had a large revolver when arrested. The mother in law fled, saying she would walk to North Dakota, last seen heading east on the Northern Pacific track.
Washington March 16 Dr Edward Everett Hale opened the senate with a prayer urging broad cooperation among individuals corporations and nations though only Senator Pint attended to listen. The chaplain continued despite the absence of others and delivered an invocation emphasizing unity and harmony.
New York March 1 resolution from the Republican convention aimed at Senators Platt and Depew failed after a motion to table. The move sparked controversy among committee members as demands tied to the recent Insurance Investigation were noted.
In Wilmington Ohio on March 35 50 J Mulldebrand was nominated as Republican candidate to succeed Congressman Serogeis in the Sixth district. An eight rival convention will meet at Nenia non Wennestay where it is expected Serogems will be nominated
A hurricane has raged for twelve days in the Black Sea near Simferopol Russia. The gale has caused great damage and shipping has been disrupted in every port.
Emerald Isle plans a grand March VW day with O Rourke as marshal. Ancients hold three dances in Chan Hall Centerville Renstaw Millers Union Hall. A large procession forms at Tuvornia hall and proceeds to St Lawrence church then Broadway to Park. Mass at St Patrick with Bishop Carroll address by Father De Blete.
The article reports Bulte residents continuing to dump ashes on 4nd street despite a city budget for hauling waste. The commissioner vows to enforce and urges each household to provide a barrel for refuse. After heavy snow, street crews improved the roadbed using a large four-horse plow. The Marian White Arts and Crafts club meets tomorrow at 2 PM in the old Masonic hall to elect officers. Susan Anthony's funeral services were held in the Central Presbyterian church in Thoshester with many attendees outside.
Reverend Dr. William C. Gannett pastor of the First Unitarian Church is listed alongside William Treyd Garrison of Lawrence Massachusetts Carrie Chapman Catt of New York Dr Anna Howard Shay of Philadelphia and Mrs R J Gifin in a compilation of notable speakers for an upcoming event.
State Deputy Head George A. Rowe presented a banner from the national head consul A. Talvall of Lincoln to Silver Bow camp as the largest camp in the state. W H Trevor delivered an acceptance speech. a prize whist party and dance followed with several prizes including two chicken ranches awarded to a Centerville gentleman. Royal Neighbors of America aided the event.
Goldfield Nev March 13 H A McCornick of McCornick & Co bankers Salt Lake has purchased and controlling interest in the Stray Dow cisium at Manhattan on the basis of a half million dollars for the property. The holder of the largest interest was S Hi Vermilyon.
In St Petersburg on March 15 the pro curator of Tambott examined Mile Spiridonov a young girl who shot M U Luzhenoffaky head of Tambof t secret police. Pro curator found no cruelty allegations but war minister asked live minister to defer action until military authorities mount a separate investigation. Public attention grows as papers publish letters recalling the prosecution of the girl.
New York report says the alleged plot against Rev. Dr. Charles H. Parkhurst was a hoax. Lawrence Rogers confessed in police court that his story, which prompted the investigation, was false and he faces perjury charges as he is held for the grand jury.
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