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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1906
Page
1
A fragment notes that funds are secured for an April trip to represent Hat Montane at Amex Jean events, described as in splendid condition and expected to work out, though details are unclear and some terms are garbled. The passage references a voyage by sea and a planned ocean trip with secure expenses.
Dan Sullivan of Anaconda was summoned to join the American squad for the Olympic Games in Athens after a telegram from M A Halpin of New York. Sullivan promptly confirmed he would travel with the team, arranging his trip and departure plans with friends and a rapid check of schedules for the best route to New York.
Greek residents of Butte donate $100 to cover Sullivan’s traveling expenses to New York and the Olympics. Contributors include Schal ant Bros Buller Brow John Zouras Stamation Bros and others totaling the sum. Sullivan plans a stop in Butte and will be guest of honor before sailing to Greece for the Games.
Special dispatch from Grandard March 2V notes Harry Groves sues Northern Pacific Railway Company J F Dolan F N Finch and D Toyte with Witlings as plaintiff The complaint says the company must remove platforms and structures from Twenty six Street to open the street The council sought to press the company to act and open the street The defendants are company officers and employees
At a special meeting the city council appropriated 35,038 for salaries and maintenance at city institutions for the coming fiscal year from May 1. Allocations include 500 for the public works, 9,000 for the fire department maintenance, 7,690 for hydrants, 31,500 for electric lights, 10,000 for street and sidewalk improvements, 2,000 for fuel and stationery, and 3,220 for publishing and paying interest on bonds.
London dispatch reports France demands Beijing acknowledge the Nanchang magistrate’s death was not murder and seek indemnity for the priests’ killings. It also calls for compensation of six Chinese individuals executed and 0,000 taels for the destruction of the mission school.
Vienna reports the foreign office received dispatches stating the president has terminated the ambassador Mr Slater, whose representative sanctions have ceased. Mr Storer has been recalled and a formal letter of recall will be presented. Secretary Rives of the Venezuelan embassy is named as chargé.
A major blaze at Newport destroys the Plymouth steamer and a repair plant shed, damaging the City of Lowell and leaving many buildings scorched. Firefighters battle the flames as tugs and other vessels assist, with losses pegged above a million dollars and several crews saved from deeper danger.
The text shows scattered figures around twenty dollars and mentions a person named Fite and an entity or place possibly misread as Pizmouts. It lacks coherent context or clear event, leaving only partial hints of names and small monetary amounts.
Registration for the school election begins and continues through next Friday with hours from 3 am to 1 pm and 6 pm to 9 pm. Lists of registration places and registry agents are given by precincts across Walkerville Centerville and Mepherville, with multiple precincts and agents named. The county commissioners also named judges for the 12 election districts in school district No 1 for the April 7 school election.
The United States court hears indictments charging the Northern Railway and others with offering rebates to shippers including R D Weed and the Mutual Transit Co. in 1904. The Wood case led to an indictment being quashed on motion, as jurors are selected amid motions in multi-party rebate schemes involving routes to Winnipeg and Duluth via Buffalo and Cincinnati.
Special Dispatch reports Major Chittenden takes charge as superintendent of construction and park operations at Mt Rainier. Lieut Peek, a West Point graduate, becomes his successor in the engineer corps at the lock works near Cincinnati and will handle river work from Sioux City.
In March 27 dispatch from Dead Venaiaps UK three men Leonart Keck Frederick Nicolay and Wilfrid Bickbit died in a wreck at Adobe Cela after departing for Motajoud, Cal. A survivor reported leaving them in the returning car minutes before the crash and that the bodies were likely incinerated.
Patrick Gil day, president of chairant No. 2 of the United Mine Workers, instructs district secretaries to notify their locals that mining should stop after March 31 until after the convention at Cleatfield on April 3.
A dispatch from China reported to the Empress of Japan states revolutionaries in Peking plan an anti-dynastic coup. It says caravans of arms and ammunition bought from Belgians at Tientsin have been moved to Mongolia.
March 27 in Stockton California a letter claims a man known as Acrommica aided Mrs Ledoux in the murder of Reverend Mevicar. The man was with her as they attempted to remove the body from a Southern Pacific station, witnesses report seeing him with her.
A lengthy conference was held this afternoon in Auns Washington. Participants included the president, Becreirins Raat, Vat, Bonaparte and Metealf, Beator Knox, Solicitor General Hoyt, United States Attorney Hanay, and special counsel in land fraud cases.
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