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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1906
Page
4
Three speakers debated whether public life benefits women, arguing homemaker ideals versus self sufficiency. The affirmative urged public work harms women, while the negatives defended traditional role and family duties. Judges favored the pro debate, concluding with a unanimous verdict for the affirmative and adjourning the meeting.
Portland leaders announce nine stock companies will tour summer circuits in Oregon Washington Utah and British Columbia under the Northwestern Theatrical Association. Calvin Hellig of Portland serves as president as the group aims to recruit more companies and keep theaters open throughout the season visiting cities like Seattle Baker City Spokane Walla Walla North Yakima Ogden Everett Bellingham Vancouver and Victoria.
March 22 dispatch from Pollo cites UK and Wormosan sources describing 2677 homes destroyed and 6000 plus damaged in recent earthquakes. Severe exposure and dentor shortage prompt government to summon military surgeons to the scene amid ongoing tremors and relief efforts. London reports Teaymania approval for Prince Perdinant to preside during the king's illness recovery.
March 1 in Chicago the New York Athletic Club swimmers defeated the Kilogate Athletic Association in all events except the water polo game that remained unfinished. Bartels lowered world record in the 15 meter swim, while Daniels won the event by a narrow margin.
A letter from Independance Missouri claims Daffy’s Pure Matt Whiskey cured pneumonia three times and warded off consumption for over 25 years. The writer, Mr Oblinger, describes personal use for two years, reports multiple bottle intakes each winter, and urges others to try the remedy.
An advertisement for Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey claims it strengthens digestion and nourishes the body, aiding overworked individuals and children. It warns against imitations, urges looking for the Old Chemlet trademark, and offers a medical booklet free from Duffy's Malt Whiskey Co. Rochester, N.Y.
Conflicting reports connect Campbell or Cranbrough to a northern Montana highway robbery and a twelve year sentence. Coroner Egan and Deputy Sheeitt Wyman pursue the dead man’s family while police reassess identities including suspected son of a Bellevue, Idaho man. New light expected from penitentiary records.
A local Republican group organized in the city with Dr. Danala Campbell overseeing the setup. Joseph Corhy is named secretary as the section plans to appoint an executive committee to run the campaign.
Des Moines Iowa notes the Iowa House passed an anti-discrimination bill aimed at Standard Oil Company and Tow or forcing revision of business practices. The measure mirrors Missouri law, sets a $2000 fine and imprisonment for violations, and cites Representative Cummings stating the firm priced oil at 4 cents per gallon to drive out competition.
A burglar entered a Naples bank through an apparent servant plot. A fox terrier at the manager’s Apartments barked and drew attention, four policemen arrived, the trunk was forced open, and the intruder fled with a pistol but was overpowered before causing harm. The servant disappeared.
In Philadelphia a young woman known as Kitty the Kisser drew police scrutiny after kissing multiple men in public. A report describes witnesses, the police officer involved, and the eventual discharge of the suspect following an inquiry into the incident on Broad Street and nearby blocks.
In Chattanooga Tennessee on March 2 a funeral service was held for Ed Johnson amid reported trouble. The ceremony was peaceful and the interment at Pleasant Grove Cemetery proceeded without incident. Earlier at a large foundry a white foreman fatally wounded a Black worker amid rumors of further unrest.
An adjourned Whiker Vale council meeting elected judges and clerks of election for wards. Officials named include Seleyanen, Piret, Jurgon, Tel, Jaros, Junravei, Jeter, and several clerks. The council discussed sewer relief on Tihied Street and reported February finances showing a balance of 1653.41 with an electric bill and a prior injury judgment partially paid.
English nobility buzzes over the Duchess of Sutherland launching carpet weaving as a new trade for favored courtiers. The Duchess establishes home operations in Helmsdale Sutherland to aid women dependent on the Highland fisheries, while the Earl of Pembroke and Earl of Ridnor open a carpet factory at Wilton.
In Atlanta Georgia on March 21 Mrs Cres sey and her daughter encountered a negro highwayman near Piedmont Park. Mrs Cres sey struck him with a whip and the blows severely injured him. She then turned the prisoner over to a policeman.
Atlantic City March 21 Policeman Charles Beach was hailed for stopping a runaway horse carriage at New Jersey and Arctic Wy comies. He leaped to seize the reins as the rig dashed past dragged, brought the horse to a halt and released terrified passengers. His bold act saved his mother and sister, who clung to him as he carried them home.
A Kansas City item reports a man named Selby Jones arrested for forgery. He was released after promising to leave town and return promptly. The judge warned him that whiskey would hurry him to the devil, urging him to depart soon.
Mrs Crowe sought alimony in Omaha on March 2 after filing for divorce from Pel Crowe. They wed in 1883 and she alleges he contributed nothing to her support. The case requests restoration of her maiden name and ongoing financial relief.
Washington March 21 house committee on patents decided to report a tyerably the Currier trademark registration YIN which semen DYScent laws relating to trade-tharka.
Indispensable little items offered at lower than usual prices for Thursday through Saturday. Includes kid curlers, pins, needles, buttons, braids, dress shields, belts, laces, thimbles, purses, and assorted notions. Numerous items advertised with bulk pricing and color options aimed at dressmaking and sewing needs.
New York march 21 the miners demand wage and condition readjustment that would press for an eight hour day and ten percent raise. Operators committee argues the plan would shift pay equality across engine operators and other mine workers, risking many earning below current levels. The dispute centers on valuing labor in different mine roles and dangers, with wide impact on hundreds of workers.
Special dispatch to the Standard reports the murder case of Edward Frans tis events. The case will open tomorrow morning as scheduled in Philadelphia court.
The March 21 gazette in Kristiania announces the appointment of Christian Mauge, former Charge d affaires of Norway in Washington, to the post of Norway’s minister to the United States. The name appears in an official government notice from Christiana.
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