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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1906
Page
13
Copper shares showed marginal strength with scattered demand and mixed activity. News from New York and Boston indicated limited buy interest, with several issues trading down or holding near prior levels as traders assessed dividend prospects and futures potential.
The article outlines factions in Panama and the United States linked to presidential contenders. It discusses conservatives versus liberals, party leaders, and potential nominees like Boyd and the current secretary of state, with notes on policy debates, immigration, and economic issues affecting the race.
The February police report shows arrests and actions by Ghirt of Police Atholand. It lists counts for drunkenness, highway theft, assault, vagrancy, concealed weapons, burglary, embezzlement, investigations, and other categories, plus totals of property stolen and recovered and total expenses for the department. It records jail terms, fines, patrol hours, and costs for utilities and horse hire among numerous line items.
A fragmented report notes watch auctions with price cuts this week. Mayer wit offers low prices on watches including an $82 watch in an unidentified case and a $25 watch with a two year tenancy case. A jeweler is involved, with references to Paris and Vicars Invot.
Chief Sanger reports February fire loss not heavy with 2,280 dollars insured property value. total department expenses listed. Names of several companies and vendors appear in the itemized costs, including utility and service firms.
The Socialists filed their list of nominees yesterday, closing their cortinente of alfermanic nominations. The ticket names Mathies Jacobpeau and Henry Schmitt for First and Fourth wards, with Patek and Slowherse for Third and Sixth wards, plus other assignments. A members-only meeting is planned for Thursday March 27 at Silver Lodge No. 5.
March 2 in the Crested Fe area, near Dayton, six miles north of Chilhowlerburg, a snow plow accident killed William Humphreys, Bert Teaver, and Caetayna Nient. The plow toppled and crushed them under a shed roof weighing 12 long, officials said.
A Bristol Tennessee report states a railroad foreman, defending himself, fought Wallan laborers near Marion North Carolina. The altercation ended with several men beaten and one death. Police investigation underway as witnesses are questioned and autopsy results awaited.
An 19th century advertisement extols Cascarets as the only medicine acting like exercise on bowel muscles. It promises relief from heartburn, colic, bad breath, and various ailments by warding off digestive trouble with the West Pocket Box. It urges constant carried use and warns to buy genuine tablets stamped CGC from Sterling Remedy Company.
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