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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1909
Page
5
The senate hones ideas on tariff policy with emphasis on lumber and starch duties. Debate centers on removing or retaining duties, comparing costs of Canadian versus U S lumber, and potential effects on American producers. A proposal favors free lumber importation with limited duty on lower quality culled wood to reduce waste and conserve forests.
The opinion indicates support for relaxing the Dingley duties. The Payne bill leaves first and second class wool duties intact while slightly reducing third class or carpet wool duties, marginally lowering the burden on shoddy and waste, and adjusting tops duty to resemble that on bale wool.
Jetson lly Mou Mareh oi Siedewel says he is willing to compromise a 2-var d role franc with the valrounds according to a live announcement today by Governor Indtay at a conference with representatives of the various basals. A rate reduction of 1 percent for young trips and mileage books is proposed. railroad officials will not agree and a further conference is planned.
In Glendive the mayoral primary and convention calls drew a mixed turnout at the courthouse. Delegates named Thomas F. Hagan for mayor, C. G. Ronkor for treasurer, and E. S. Warrick along with Dr A A Haker for aldermen. G. N. Myrick sought re election as police magistrate amid lay changes.
Samuel Echenoch former police commissioner in Harper city administration was indicted by the special grand jury late last night amid a municipal graft probe under the Harper administration.
The article details a German doctor’s pigeon mounted camera system weighing under two ounces, capturing ground views via a two-minute film and a shutter lever. It notes military interest in aerial pigeon photography, historic uses in sieges, and widespread postures of pigeons in commerce, news services, and racing.
A March 26 report from Berlin states Prince Frederick, second son of Emperor William, planned to visit the Vandernitt family at Newport this morning but an official denial was issued locally.
A marine report notes RMU 14 Seasick aboard the Linind Swamship Mambots near Westeslas on March 2 via Mareoul Wire. The vessel was listed at sea with a stages of st ralage in moderate conditions.
Fragmentary notes describe Roosevelt remaining in his room with his son Kermit and a J. den Loren as the party are said to be sick. The passage preserves a brief glimpse of a quiet day amid illness.
In San Francisco on March 23 Bishop Nichols of the Episcopal diocese unfrocked minister Payson Young, rector of St. Mary the Virgin, amid unspecified irregularities linked to the disappearance of Edna Clark. Reserved seats for the six day race close tonight at Holland rink, 5 p.m.
New York March 73 Young Corbett and Bert Keyes met in a fast one round contest. Corbett was bested for five rounds but finished strongly, earning a disputed draw as the bell ended the sixth. Keyes opened the seventh with aggression, keeping the action lively to the end.
Vernon squad wins as Chicago American notes a low scoring contest with two Vernon hits and several miscues by White Sox. The recap highlights Vernon players driving runs while Sox errors limit their chances.
Los Angeles editors report Santa Anica stewards suspended top rating men at the local track for alleged pulling. J. Willams trainer of Pasadena stables, J. M. Stokes, and John Pelter implicated in the March 1 Rey Lindos race regarded as disgraceful.
The Supreme Military Court confirmed twenty two death sentences today for inmates tied to a fatal prison escape at Irkutsk. Fifteen defendants were convicted of involvement in the breakout and the subsequent killings.
Philadelphia March 2 Hamilton faces renewed questions over professionalism after Frank Hamilton seeks entry for a relay at Franklin Field. The Central Association heard charges of running for money in Iowa last summer. A postponement followed and a hearing was delayed indefinitely without a final ruling. Hamilton remains suspended.
Dostot reports Harvard track work starts on Soldiers Field and lasts through the college year. All track men enter team training and must maintain good hours. Coach Donovan leads the events while Bil Quins directs field events in his first year taking Lathrop’s place. The year’s plan focuses on rebuilding the university team after losses from the prior season.
Chicago reports aired footage of the Johnson Burns fight with Johnson dominating the bout on screen. Burns overmatched in every tag Johnson clinched and wore him down, while the film audience saw the outcome match the official results. A separate jury returned a guilty verdict in the burglary case against D. Brown, sentencing him to one year in the state pen.
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