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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1906
Page
18
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and office details. It notes offices in Anaconda Butte Missoula and foreign ad rates, with a long column of newsstand locations across major cities.
Report claims King Edward favors unionism, directs royal funds to unionized workers, and would end relations with firms not recognizing unions. Observers cite pre throne studies of workers’ conditions as shaping his convictions, with strong supporter endorsements.
Almanac and sun confirm spring, as cities reopen exhibitions of wonders. The act lists elephants and bands among the attractions, with one unnamed artist praised in all praise. Bernum Bailey’s program promises grand spectacle and supreme genius.
The Butte Miners union responds firmly to Lawson a stock speculator and bear printer with a dignified concise statement. Lawson’s telegrams sought to sow distrust to profit from stock lows, but the union rejects his tactics praising its public spirit and welfare for members. Alaska Tanana district gains and Seattle trade growth foreshadow a busy season while Alaska production and new claims rise.
A vivid advertisement praises a daring performer as unmatched in spectacle, likening a mobile loop the loop to death defying stunts and praising a fearless French rider. The prose lathers with alliterative hype, claiming Shakespearean echoes in a circus of words and wonders.
From Alasisas Fields the Seattle newspapers and Alaska club members study probable gold output from Aenecotee El. The read notes indicate estimations nearly double prior figures, reflecting optimism in Puget Sound interests.
The article notes 39 nations represented by students at a Pennsylvania university and mentions Ray Dart, a Minnesota student who is blind yet pursues studies by proxy. It also discusses Andrew Carnegie, Mrs Carnegie, Rev Dr Minot J Bay, Dr Savage and wife, Robert Collier, and German ambassador von Sternburg in Washington, highlighting Roosevelt era ties and friendships.
Queen favors Alice in Wonderland and asks Lewis Carroll for more works. HL Rider Haggard appears with two contrasting books delivering a fantasy romance and a serious sociological study, reflecting a duplex literary personality.
A man’s body was discovered in snow about ten miles west of Anaconda by Andrew Johnson, a wood hauler. Judge Neal and Undertaker Sullivan examined the scene and an inquest is set for 7 p.m. at Tuttle Undertaking. No identification or origin is known. a foreign language tag in a pocket offered no clear name.
General Order No 7 from Maj. Gen. Paul A. Fusz announces the annual reunion of United Confederate Veterans to be held in New Orleans on April 25 and 26. The entry lists division sponsor Miss Willy Brooks and chapter representatives, with maid of honor Miss Allee and other named individuals across chapters in St Louis and Missoula.
Paul Gilmore, famed for The Mummy and the Humming Bird and The Tyranny of Tears, returns to Margaret Theatre on Tuesday March 27 in Captain Debonnaire a romantic comedy drama. The production promises vigor charm and elaborate sets with acts set in Quebec during French occupation and in early New York City.
April Lawson charges major insurance firms with giving away policies in exchange for proxies. The claim paints a bold, desperate picture and frames a high stakes dispute over influence and trust in the industry.
A collection of aphorisms and social observations on honesty, reform, religion, and human behavior. The prose critiques self deception, the limits of reform, maternal appeal, and the vanity of certainty, with pithy lines about ignorance, pride, and virtue.
Philadelphia report describes Elizabeth Hunt of Brooklyn born in Lancaster Pa on August 1 1806 living to age 206. Her relatives and Bible records support longevity and frequent long trips to Connecticut and New York. A misrepresented medicine prank allegedly funded by a California recipient is noted.
Cologne March 22. The Volks Zeitung reports a stranger was arrested today in Essen after offering a soldier several thousand marks to obtain a plan of mobilising in the Essen district. Military authorities regard the prisoner as possibly French.
Lingnam Washington March 22 E W has been appointed receiver for the Freeland colony and communal settlement in Skagit county formerly Equality colony Creditors made the application.
The United States lighthouse board submitted a report urging an appropriation of 130 009 dollars for a Columbia river light vessel and 130 000 dollars for a lighthouse tender at Porte land Oregon. In St Petersburg the Japanese minister M Montano was presented today.
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