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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1906
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists daily and Sunday subscription rates and notes mail options. It provides main office contact in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte Missoula and other cities with telephone numbers and address details. It also lists sales outlets across multiple cities and states and directs correspondence to Anaconda Mont.
The Butte post office under Postmaster Irvin is praised for stability and growth during his term, with officials viewing continuity as desirable. A bandit incident is reported, highlighting swift justice and admirable conduct by the deputy sheriff. The piece also notes the approaching equinox and hints at milder weather ahead.
The article surveys varying topics from weather prospects and the Valencia disaster inquiry to naval criticism and Russia’s losses. It notes optimistic signs for spring in the west and east, critiques Pacific steamship staffing, and cites Kuropatkin on military failings. Mexico marks Juarez's centennial with ceremonies and statues as Diaz decrees a national holiday. The Sun River reclamation funds are confirmed as available after Standard reports.
The secretary has ordered work to proceed on a Montana project of great importance, following expert plans. Amid wild city rumors and urban hazards, officials promise a renewed crackdown on highwaymen as winter loosens its grip and attention shifts to ongoing operations.
In Chicago on March 20 the amateur billiard championship entered a deciding game to determine second place among Poggenberg of New York and Galvin Duswrest of Chicago, while Starry Wright of San Francisco secured fourth. Poggenberg leads with a high run and top average. Demarest and Wright also posted notable scores though some do not count as official due to scheduling.
Attorney General Galen issued an opinion clarifying sheriff and county commissioner powers over jails. He states commissioners have authority to repair or enlarge jails for prisoner protection and can compel sheriff to permit repairs by writ of mandate. Also discusses authority to appoint a county treasurer commissioner and meeting timing.
The court of appeals decided in favor of Joseph Fennelly who sued Amalgamated Copper and National City Bank of New York to secure inspection rights to the copper companys stock books and papers. The decision centers on access to corporate records and the right to inspect its ledgers and documents.
Washington March 20 Lieut Dennis Quinlan fifth cavalry has been removed from duty at the Oregon agricultural college You account of the failure of the collegiate authorities to support him in his efforts to maintain discipline.
Henderson Washington March 26 Gen Thomas Henderson of Iinels was elected president of the Society of the Army of the Ohio to succeed the late General Schofield.
General Kuropatkin's order of the day to the Far Eastern Army, printed in the Russian military paper, blames early defeats on lack of preparation and equipment and, more deeply, on troop and officer morale. He cites bureaucratic stagnation and calls for stronger forces, praising liberty but warning of future losses. Loss figures for the first Manchurian Army are provided, with thousands killed and wounded among officers and soldiers.
The second day of the Missouri ouster case against Standard Oil and Waters-Pierce featured the absence of witness St. Clay Floren and the sworn testimony of Dr. Bond. Pierre faced threats and was required to leave his room as cross-examination of Charles, Waters-Pierce secretary-treasurer, continued. Stock certificates were shown proving Brantani held Waters-Pierce stock in 1900 during a prior reorganization.
A Washington businessman traveling with his family visited California and returned to the Union Ferry Building where they received an internal reception this morning.
San Francisco dispatch reports Michael Nor walk Mikolaswaki and Felix Kosevitely, two deserters from the Ruestas wave, held for examination in poor condition. They have been ordered diverted by Secretary Motealt.
George Tas er, chairman of the seven anthracite du erators, addressed a letter to John Mitchell, president, accepting Mitchell s proposition to have another conference.
Mrs. Tewksberry, wife of Lewis G. Tewksberry of New York, was arrested in Philadelphia on March 16 on a bench warrant and later faced an indictment for grand larceny in New York. The case centers on allegations of theft and the pursuit of legal action across states.
In the High Court of Justice in London today pears anxious to relia to England from France where she was arrested on an extradition warrant. Her attorney complained of delay in the case noting Tewksberry departed his wife in France after 013 covere from England in December. The attorney sought a writ of habeas corpus which the court refused, ruling the will would be ineffective in France.
Lyndon dispatches to Lyndon press report forest fire danger increasing at Heltingham Washington as new blazes spark further concerns. Advices received by the Toerald state danger heightened today with fires spreading toward the town.
Amid shifting winds a firefight mobilizes Lyndon volunteers to tackle fires a mile and a half north while farmers report homes menaced. Market notes show copper, lead, zinc and iron prices with London quotes and local firmness in demand and price gaps.
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