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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1906
Page
1
Washington reports stiff talk on enforcing cross nation acceptance of marine wireless messages amid concerns over private operators blocking nonstandard instruments. Dewey cruise fuels calls for universal message acceptance and a broader international framework. The article also notes U.S. legislative moves toward a public buildings bill valued at about two million dollars.
From the results of a race in Seattle last Sunday morning, Hirais G. Gond fed last evening all hin hae In this city. The immediate cause of his death was apoplexy, super induced by his exertions in aiding Miss Ann Hanford, his riding companion, who fell from her horse.
Miss Staniford was thrown when her horse stumbling near Lake Washington Boulevard. Judge Bond dismounted to assist Miss Hanford, daughter of Federal Judge C H Hanford. Agta remounted. Judge Bond grew weak and died after days of medical care with specialists unable to help.
Bozeman dispatch reports Robert Mowride, a section hand, killed when a freight train ran over him as he stood on a handcar. He was thrown under the wheels, his arm severed and body mangled. he died after suffering a great deal. He had worked two months and was married. burial is planned locally.
Coroner's jury in Stockton reports McVicar died from the combined effects of morphine and chloral while likely alive in a closed trunk. The body showed asphyxia with no blood in the room. Emma Leroux, held on murder charges, is believed to have aided the death.
Special Dispatch reports JRepert Leba pleaded guilty to total election graft in Malispell. He is sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. Leba has relatives in Great Falls and Oregon.
Socialists opened their city campaign last night in the opera house with a brassy band and a fiery address by Alurray K. King of Helena, a socialist speaker. The event set the tone for a likely vigorous local push.
March 4 report from St Petersburg says Premier Witte has avoided Imperial Council sessions since March 9 and rumors spread of his health related retirement. Potential successors include Kokovson, Goremykin, Gen Ignatiev, or M. Geramykis, triggering headlines of a possible cabinet reshuffle and political crisis.
Chicago market notes demand from cash houses for May option and fears of a squeeze as bears dominated the day. May wheat opened lower then closed higher, with gains tied to Minneapolis and Kansas City strength. corn and oats showed mixed moves while provisions weakened amid coal strike jitters. Receipts and shipments data appear in scattered figures, with flour and other grains trading dull to easy.
In South Omaha cattle receipts reach two hundred twenty with steers near 15.65 and western offerings around 140 to 150. Hogs run strong to steady with heavy weights about 6.75 to 6.90. New York cotton figures close steady and Kansas City cattle receipts show native steers around 35 to 40 and western herds around 9.25.
A garbled listing shows sheep receipts market notes with prices for lambs ewes and hogs, plus references to metals and bullion brands. Names like Paine Webber and Boston Consolidate appear among fragmented entities. The text is inconsistent and reads as an OCR mistranscription with mixed figures.
Bank clearings for the week ending March 23 show year over year comparisons across major cities. Figures from Bradstreet record totals and note increases or decreases versus last year, with cash balances paid in.
In New York on March 20 markets show varied call loans at 6 8 percent and a ruling rate near 46 percent. Sterling steadies around 4 85.26 to 4 95.32 for demand and 4 52.40 to 4 52.45 for on day bills. Copper and lead prices drift with London and local markets muted.
New York on March 9 reports sugar trade notes with raw nominal fair refined markets. Sugar quiet with prices for molasses and granulated sugar listed. crushed sugar at 6,400 units and powdered around 803. Coffee markets steady with No 7 Rio around 3.1 per pound.
Prof C Westergaard of Fargo North Dakota has been engaged as teacher of service in the Beaverhead County high school to fill the vacancy caused by Prof I B Potter's resignation. He is a University of Wisconsin graduate and has six years teaching experience. The board plans to introduce an agricultural program next year.
Justice Dowling granted approval for a special grand jury to investigate insurance matters. District Attorney Jerome secured the panel after consultations with associates. The jurors will be summoned around May 1.
Sanders County Montana invites sealed bids for thirty four thousand nine hundred sixty two dollars and five cents in bonds to redeem warrants with Missoula County. Bonds bear 4 percent interest, mature in 20 years, payable semi annually, issued in denominations of 1000 dollars, minimum bid at par. Bid deadline May 6, 1904. must include 300 dollar certified check. county reserves right to reject all bids.
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