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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1906
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, business office contact numbers, and the main office address. It also provides a nationwide network of outlet stands and agents in several cities, plus instruction to address all general business letters to Anaconda Mont.
San Francisco faces a liquor crisis as martial law curbs business and crime declines under strict controls. County areas see lawless taverns while Governor Pardee is asked to extend military jurisdiction to the district. The sheriff works to close low resorts amid a growing criminal threat.
The piece notes Frederick W. Whitbridge of New York is appointed to represent the United States at King Alfonso's June wedding. It describes Whitbridge arriving in London and being presented to King Edward, with satirical commentary on pomp and the wedding arrangements. It mentions Roosevelt’s approval of his mission and hints at preparations for the royal event. It also briefly references Zion Clis and Dawie seeking medical evaluations of mental state.
The debate centers on international arbitration and peace, with Turton asserting the American nation can lead in restraint. Observers note massive naval spending, citing battleships and destroyers, including proposed increases of nearly 7 billion dollars overall. The discussion touches on the Wilcox plan and the risk of escalating arms as Congress weighs approving large naval expenditures.
A fragmented newspaper note discusses Chauncer M. Denew and Smoot expulsion, noting the contentious stance and claims of impunity. It reflects partisan critique of New York Senator Depew and the era’s political clashes over federal authority and public safety.
The text weaves a dense contemplation of public finance and political questions. It references Mr Depew, treasury figures, and long-disputed old currency issues. It notes the possible burning of certain debt items and hints at a shift in public opinion and legislative actions.
In Walkerville the April period showed no arrests. Mayor Murray planned attendance with Alderman W. Gilbert presiding of the council. Committees named, bonds approved for new officers, and city operations focused on parks, alleys, licenses, and building health.
A confused report describes a fleeing prisoner halted by a shot, with several names and actions garbled. Witnesses gather as authorities arrest the suspect, while a crowd forms and a charge of disturbance is recorded against Murrow.
Local items report JF bepe in Basin and 62 Wilson Perrs visiting the Tutte. Leth sesteylig mentions Sat Pranelsen He A emits 1s in Pte flane Bia Bay Fatler. Melena last night. Bell is in San Leonie and Mining Lown at Cable. Rhoves returned yesterday. Crow Dosim trip to cate take ALS. Cainwell Knew i Emeney of Melons arrived in darkte Likt night. Fianna at thawaloy looks after brushnes ineerexts to Matte Or ToT. Morris left last night for Spokane on business connected with the new building for the Silver Bow om anise of the Western rompany of Lathyop.
Fragmentary text references a local meeting and individuals connected to business and settlement. Mentions Pesner, Maigle Creek, and territory, with scattered names such as Marita and Sat. Context unclear due to damaged OCR. preserves the sense of a 19th or early 20th century local discussion.
Cororal Tanner prepares for a wartime visit to Mourtane Tate with an early schedule amid unclear briefing. General Hauner leads a touring party with aims to coordinate diplomacy, logistics, and security. The itinerary includes meetings with regional leaders and remarks on renewed support for troops.
A Livingston County woman was placed in jail on a shoplifting charge after allegedly concealing silk, dry goods, and other items in her clothing and attempting to leave the store. The incident occurred this week in Livingston. The suspect is expected to face court action as authorities continue the investigation.
May 11 report from Sueadard Red Lodge notes the trustees of the county free Ishgehaal selected Lom Li Polls of the Column high school to lead the high school. Herry place of 13, Bf, Murrey was not a candidate. Miss Dilweerth chosen for the office by Mr Haanmer. O'Shea named president of the town.
Special Dispatch to the Standart reports Carhon county will host a four day fair in Red Lodge from September 1 to 4. An extra day is added for the Skelli and Bullings will not hold a sale this year. Red Lodge aims to attract residents from Yellowstone County to attend.
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