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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1906
Page
14
Missoula based Western Montana office of the Standard lists their address at 130 Higgins Avenue with a Missoula telephone number for advertising rules on application.
A hot tamale vendor named Pigg was moved and the tented stall relocated to a vacant lot beside the Shipard hotel in Missoula. City officials sought to halt the installation without proper permits, arrests followed as investigations continued. Residents praised the city’s stance against unpermitted structures blocking a main street.
A vintage notice promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for indigestion and stomach weakness. It cites a miner named A Merrill of Oneals Cab who claims recovery after using the pills, and urges readers to request the diet book What to Eat and How to Eat. The ad emphasizes blood health as key to healing and warns against weak digestion causing headaches and heart-related fears.
Fragmentary report mentions Ar Shanard considering an addition to Nis hotel on the vacant lot. The excerpt references an Obl ganvas building and other property owners. The outcome of the case will be watched with strong interest.
Migrauln March 2 Willen McCarthy known as the Anheuser Kid was arrested in Butte charged with writing threatening letters to a Missoula business. An order from the county attorney released him after authorities could not confirm his identity, and McCarthy denied involvement. He previously faced a murder charge in another case and was acquitted.
A dangerous man, recently brought from Neva valleys near Drummont, fled from 711 South crowd yesterday evening around 9 and remained at large this morning. He assaulted a woman days earlier, and a thorough search by many locals continues with the town and surrounding countryside scoured for him.
A famous peacemaker, Misequit Kelly, was brought to Parsons and Smith hospital with two knife wounds after a crowd attacked him near Sink. Police report from Fred Trantstel indicates a group of men set upon Kelly and inflicted fatal injuries, with one blade piercing to the ribs.
Missoula March report from Corvallis details C H Marton arrested on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses from valley residents. While being moved to Haranton on a train he escaped, leaping from the car as the train neared the town. A search followed but no capture by late night.
In Missoula on March 39 NAWLISS 39 THE certification named Rua Rawilas as city treasurer nominee of the Municipal Ownership League. Aldermanic seats for the Second ward were left open for the central committee to fill, with Rawlins as campaign chief for treasurer and the committee understood not to propose an alderman candidate at that time.
A Los Angeles report says the railroad line from Los Angeles to Salt Lake and the Nevada resort line between Las Vegas and Cipente suffered a loss of about 31 million dollars. Rebuilding to resume through trains will cost up to 250 thousand dollars, with 700 men and 200 saddlers aiding repair on 20 to 20 miles of desert gap. Restoration is expected to take about 10 days to 2 weeks.
Virginia City reports the annual election of Oro Prt lodge No. 30 FP G B. Elected officers include exalted ruler Ira J. Ersache leading knight Am Mal exteemed royal knight Kammerer lecturing knight James H. Powell secretary John B D McClear treasurer Reiney t Herndon trustee J td J. Merity grand undue representative James OO. Walker senior alre?
Fragmented report notes warm weather and drying roads after deep mud. Mentions Clinton street visiting city to see year crops and ongoing Fudiding started on smornt hotkes with many roshioneoy needed. Several business clauses show completion.
On a March night in Billings the Dugan family was pulled from a train by Ravalli county sheriff orders as the former Ravalli man Dugan seeks to dodge creditors in Joplin Missouri. The wife and children resume travel the next morning. In Irwity Pa a separate note reports over 400 nonfatalions miners join a strike to press for unionization with more expected by weekend.
At a regular meet of the local lodge the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: B. T. Stanton exalted ruler and G. Y. Button esteemed leading knight plus additional offices. Names and roles listed reflect the lodge’s leadership lineup from the June session.
A testimonial from a druggist named Dea Maines describes how Stuart's Dyspoepsia Tablets restored her brother, a chronically dyspeptic lawyer, after he reluctantly used the remedy. The ad asserts the tablets ease digestion, boost appetite, and restore health, selling for ten cents per box with a hex dose.
Missourian report notes J J Spaulding resigns prompting city central committee to name G W Aikes Hill to the vacancy. The move accompanies municipal ownership policy and party realignment within the First Ward leadership amid the conversion period following the resignation.
A local report concerns a person who vanished Saturday then returned to St Louis with her father claiming she was not drugged or assaulted. The account mentions the minister’s daughter and a family in Lag Verna, with unclear details and fragmented OCR text.
Cambridge Mass March reports a misread item stating the appointment of Prof Evgeni Kutnemann at Baan University as Germany's representative at Harvard or 1967. The note mentions the Second Star of the International Exchange and the wartime context.
A Standard office listing shows one hundred eating carts and a plate offered for 1.59 in a local sale.
The senate on March 2 adopted a measure to appoint a six member joint legislative committee to codify and revise theInsurance laws of the state.
London's Morning Post Shanghai desk reports the British government will frame its indemnity for the Nanchang murders and the openings of the Wohenshi port.
A fragmented notice from Watens and Gordon gives hints of Sedar river weather and travel disruption. It mentions the Travalli hotel in Hamilton open year round and marketed for fashionable travelers seeking comfort and convenience despite fog and restoration efforts.
Fragmentary notes show Paul Relehot elected delegate to a regional assembly with several alternates named. A meeting minutes line mentions Anais BW and others, with cultivation of Pa Glhnore and a presentation titled Castain Dehonmaire.
Delegates at Algeciras conclude private talks on police and public works topics ahead of formal conference sessions. Mr White, senior American delegate, denies published interviews claiming imminent progress or broad agreement at the next meeting.
Dense is the mystery surrounding the murder of six Bulgarians in a Minneapolis dwelling. Ten persons were arrested in Duluth on suspicion, but officials emphasize the case remains unsettled. Police trace knives sold by Kelly Hardware of Duluth to foreigners, tying to the crime, as investigators seek clearer links.
St Petersburg March 24 The non Ato has not decided on prosecuting M Neidhardt former Odessa police prefect and General Kourtoff Minsk governor He asked justice minister to urge Minsk prosecutor to charge Kourtoff and criticize Odessa city administration for backing Neidhardt and meeting with rebels Dornoyo at senate meeting urged action saying Neidhardt and Kan must be supported as they represent state authority
London report by British commercial agent Stymone Tren notes the 1965 surge in American imports and exports. Mr Bell says the AG offers British shippers a favorable chance to boost trade with the United States amid rising population wages and prosperity. If Britain does not act, other suppliers will meet the demand.
Reports describe record flooding across ArkaticusMississinpi and Northern Central Loulekian as heavy rainfall since Wednesday disrupts schedules and causes widespread damage over 48 hours. Multiple regions report towns in distress and agriculture impacted by 8 days of continued rainfall.
Anxious mood in Finland as reactionists in St. Petersburg threaten trouble over universal suffrage. Socialists warn that if the promised one chamber diet is not adopted and St. Petersburg defeats reforms, a general strike will follow.
A blaze in Chicago's McKinley apartment building caused an estimated 150000 dollars in damage tonight. Twenty seven families were left homeless as firemen rescued several women and children who were later revived.
Special dispatch reports Cerrye bringing stock mules to a ranch west of the city to work in preparing a save acreage for Blantihy sugar beets. The text notes the mules are in fine condition and highlights ongoing agricultural efforts in March.
The Tauride Palace, linked to Catherine II and Potemkin, is described as the setting for a pivotal meeting. The article recounts Potemkin’s influence, Catherine's favor, and the palace’s grand renown, including lavish banquets, imperial ballet, and the palace’s later reentry into royal use.
William Ay Foreman will oversee a stock ranching venture in Madison valley after leasing the Thomas Thexton ranch for three years. The 1100 acre spread includes 300 horses and 225 cattle. Foreman plans hay initially but will sow 200 acres to grain this spring. Briggs reports lamb survival above average amid cold snap. cattle in good health and likely to fare well unless another storm hits. Archie Hyndman, state fair director, urges county support with a 700 to 2000 appropriation to showcase Madison county at the state fair. P. Harry Gann of State Bank of Pony testifies in a civil suit. mining activity remains strong with ore shipped to smelters at Butte and Anaconda.
Gen. George W. Davis former canal zone governor and later board chairman of consulting engineers testified before the Senate committee on interoceanic canals in Washington March 22 in support of a leveled SRA role.
Senahs lon Weyer of Manchester was knocked out in the bantam 105 rounds at a Toronto boxing tournament. The referee halted the bout and Weyer was removed to St. Michael's hospital where he died an hour later. Robert Laugher was his opponent.
The Cedar River waters receded by three tents overnight after flooding near Watering and Cedar Falls. In the Waterloo-Weat Field district, about 201 workers were laid off as many factories suspended operations amid the elevated river levels.
Winnipeg March 2. Street railway workers walked out in a strike led by local labor, with detectives on duty to curb disturbances. An attempted counter move by a Chicago company man failed as tensions rose across the city.
Obscure notice reports the death of Mrs Rosrdman in New Haven aged 56 and references a Mr Boarrdusnn giving to charity. A second fragment notes an elderly Vietarin resident, Ik Ten Holl, committing suicide by throat-cutting, with Despondenes mentioned as the motive or cause.
The majority report endorses a sea level canal plan. General Davis notes readiness to enlarge the canal when wider passage becomes necessary. He introduces designs illustrating the largest ships envisioned for the proposed route.
Washington March 8 The protection of game and automatic shotguns stir political debate as a Senate committee tables broader measures. President Roosevelt is drawn into the dispute with Mr Shields claiming misquotation and altered quotations while public artisans allegedly edited his magazine article.
At Mysore in Madras district Charles and William Theobald found five young pythons in a stream cavity. They dragged them out one by one, tying the tails and recovering four plus one that escaped inward. The snakes ranged about 1 to 3 feet and were transported to Mysore with the other game.
A special commission in St. Petersburg led by Premier Witte coordinates troops and police to handle revolutionary and agrarian outbreaks. The city’s police force grew by 100 officers and 1,800 men at an expense of 404000 dollars. A military guard remained at the adulations, meats.
A historical note describes Vinnon Paul’s reply to marshals in Moscow on March 2. He faces charges of fomenting trouble among peasants, but admits the sole crime is being a member of the constitutional democratic party.
March reports note Premier Witte declining the governor general post and an appeal from Gomel’s rabbi urging actions against anti Semitic outrages. In Victoria Vancouver Island the whaler Orion reported a sperm whale catch claimed as the first in the Pacific, marking a notable maritime event.
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