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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1906
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates and daily publication details. It lists offices, branch locations, and phone numbers for advertising and editorial rooms. It notes distribution points in several cities and markets and provides the publishing company address in Anaconda, Montana.
The article discusses Montana politics with emphasis on Ben Clark’s announced decision not to run again, prospects for his successor, and the impact on Democratic plans. It notes ongoing stirring within the party, potential candidates, and expected shifts in Montana's senatorial campaign dynamics amid national political currents.
In brief from San Francisco General Greely warns eleven days of rations remain. City faces urgent need for food supplies as trains bring aid and the homeless surge. Officials weigh an appeal to the nation for more food while coping with rising questions and uncertainty.
Rumors surround Walley Wellman as his polar expedition gains extensive media attention. Supporters tout modern equipment and scientific aim, while critics question practical success and the advertising surrounding his aerial journey.
Nevada's Ma took Senate notice of a federal loan plan tied to San Francisco commerce. California senators criticized the approach as ill timed and consultative, noting precedent from Union Pacific bonds and arguing the treasury should not back city paper.
A court heard John McNatic, arresting for attempting extortion, is deemed mentally unfit and sentenced to days in custody hospital. Judge Warren notes the man’s habit of writing letters to solicit money, then orders treatment. The scene includes discussion of private letters, money credits, and an interpreter present for the proceedings.
The report details several incidents: McDoualy and J. Logan arrested for fighting with Logan, a special officer, resulting in release. demonstrations of tension at a Corner saloon. Bessie Hall, a young woman, was jailed for street walking and fined. Powers pleaded guilty to a related charge. John Harrington admitted cruelty to animals with a horse, trial scheduled for morning.
Mrs Louise Randall aged seven years, longtime resident of Carthage and mother of Steve Randall who died 35 years ago, passed away last night at her daughter Mrs John Crossman’s home on 1024 Wear Mute Y Street. Daughters from Gapthage Mo, Appleton Tas, Searle Wash, and Butte were present. Funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at the Crossman home, conducted by Rev J Naftsinmer and Rev Mr Gragm, with burial at Mt Murlah Cemetery.
During the regular monthly session the cemetery board discussed improvements for the conque summer, including additional drives, new plots, and crossings. They will enhance tree cultivation and patch cultivation efforts, install a better telephone system, and assist families locating graves ahead of Memorial Day.
CAPTAIN DAVIS, AIDE TO THE SPOKESMAN, ARRIVES ON LEAVE AT PORT LEAVENWORTH. HE SERVED IN THE SPANISH AMERICAN WAR AND CHINA TROUBLES. ALSO MENTIONED IS FREDERICK J. EDY DED.
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