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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1906
Page
16
The Clemens community in Texas marks a hero’s birthday with festive events and formal tributes. Neighbors gather for ceremonies and local officials praise the honoree's contributions, highlighting longstanding service and regional impact.
In El Paso Texas March 21 federal troops fired volleys and bands played as Mexico's one hundredth anniversary of Benito Juarez began. Public school exercises spread across Mexico with El Paso children leading a notable cross border tribute to the hero.
At Plaza de Constitucion in Juarez wreaths were placed on the Juarez statue and commemorative addresses delivered. American children carried tags of both countries and sang national anthems of the two republics, reflecting a shared commemorative mood among city officials chamber directors and public bodies.
March report from Chicago portrays Mary Elizabeth Farson as the wealthiest school teacher in the world. It notes her five hour daily teaching plus study, investments generating substantial income, and notable patrons like George W Perkins. The piece contrasts her selfless focus on pedagogy with a city of wealthier colleagues.
New York March 21 James B. Duke president of the American Tobacco company seeks divorce from Lillian M. Duke. His counsel reads an ampavit declaration claiming suspicion arose after finding a letter signed John and that detectives watched his wife. He says she defends only for a financial settlement.
Special Dispatch reports Great Falls court action ordering water heater and sanitary upgrades at the county jail despite Sheriff Hogan’s absence. Commissioners notified him to confer before adjourning. he left the courthouse and did not return until after adjournment. Also brief items note smallpox quarantine in Livingston, cremation of anarchist Johann Most in Cincinnati, and a Senate bill introducing homestead preferences on forest lands.
A man died from a bullet wound inflicted by the church vicar during a disturbance at an area 21 A manifesting inventorying of church property. The incident occurred in France and authorities investigate the fatal shooting.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Kalispell March 2 Henry Bauman and friend Carey Pine were camping near Mud Lake 20 miles from Kalispell. Bauman drew an automatic revolver and fired. a bullet hit Bauman in the right leg below the knee and lodged near the ankle taking bone. He received care from the Sons of Herman and underwent an operation.
Fire discovered at about 2 o'clock this morning in the Hannon home on Second avenue east near Eighth street. Kalispell firefighters responded quickly and contained the blaze. interior and furniture suffered total ruin from heat and water. Damage estimated at 800 dollars. heater drum on the second floor likely source. insurance carried on both building and contents.
Coroner’s inquest into a collision after operator Lively failed to deliver train No 3 led to the arrest of Saror Wil M Van Dusen last Friday. He was taken into custody, released by sheriff orders, and says no subpoena was served on him. He offers no information about Lively’s whereabouts.
Telegrams from Sevantopol claim the execution of Irmer Lieutenant Shinde, leader of the marble mutiny, was ordered but the reports prove false. The confusion stems from faulty dispatches and delayed telegraphs from Sevantopol, leaving the situation unclear.
Morris Buck fam convicted today of murder in the Bret decree for killing Mrs. Charles 2 Canfield, wife of millionaire Oi Operator Cantiest.
Mrs H F Huntington files for divorce from HE Huntington a well known railroad man and nephew of Collis P Huntington desertion since 1900 as hearing set before Superior Judge Graham with expected no contest Mrs Huntington to sail for the Orient after an interlocutory decree while Mr Huntington leaves for Los Angeles the couple have two grown daughters.
Vancouver reports twenty nine million sockeye salmon fry will be released next week from Dominion government hatcheries including Seton and Harrison hatcheries. Also noted are a Utah court case against Kyra Tyree of Continental Life Insurance, and various political and sensational local items from Washington and Des Moines involving elections and a murder trial.
Tacoma county refunds one million dollars of bonds at 6 percent with the State Board of School Lands. Refunding bonds run three years with a one year option to redeem. Cairo March 21 Mtellamy Storer the retiring ambassador to Austria Hungary said his resignation had been accepted and he had no statement to make.
March 21 reports from St. Louis wool market indicate steady prices with general demand. Home trade secured most offerings, while France and Americans bought several good crossbred bales. withdrawals reach about 10 bales as buyers kept steady on staples, combing wools, and shipper interest remained firm.
In Chicago on March 2 the Richard Ivens murder trial proceeded with State Attorney Olsen delivering a vigorous challenge to the defendant’s alibi. The case may be sent to the jury tomorrow afternoon.
Washington March 21 The president invited Rear Admiral Willard H Brownson commanding the fourth division of the Atlantic Fleet to succeed Rear Admiral Converse as chief of the Dugcatt of navigation upon May 13 retirement Vienna March 21 The foreign office was informed of the appointment of Charles Au Franck as American ambassador at Vienna
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