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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1906
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and provides extensive networks of advertising and newsstand offices across the country. It notes the publishers and proprietors, STANDARD TANLISHING COMPANY, and directs all general business correspondence to the Anaconda, Montana office.
League talks swirl as teams across Portland Los Angeles and San Francisco weigh continuation. Officials and players squint at schedules with Pacific Coast clubs seeking berth shifts while Portland and Seattle eyes pin down future plans amid uncertain finances and fan interest.
The piece discusses whether the Northwestern league should expand or reform to include Seattle and Portland, with ongoing debates over adoptions of clubs, season formats, and how to balance strong regions. President Lucas signals no condition on admittance, while debates hinge on temporary changes versus long term restructuring amid regional tensions.
Fragmented text shows a senate conference dispute on statehood for Oklahoma and the western territories. Proposals include keeping territories as commonwealths or admitting single statehood, with key references to New Mexico and the disarray in determining ultimate territorial status.
The Standard reports on a public inquiry into Roosevelt’s tax plan targeting wealth and large fortunes. It notes differing views on imposing progressive taxes on fortunes while protecting personal property rights and warns about potential political pushback. Secretary Taft also weighs in in a newspaper interview.
The article discusses German legal thought on property inheritance and the natural right to devise property, noting government limits and possible revolutionary or social upheaval. It covers references to British and German perspectives, including penalties for insult and the emperor's signings, with examples of legal interpretations and court remarks.
The article discusses a dispute over which union has authority over wagon drivers and clerks. It notes a court decision clarifying roles and the impact on the unions involved, with emphasis on the separation of duties in the mail wagon operations.
Mahara's minstrels presented a Twandaay engagement with a somber San Francisco disaster ballad described as heart rending. The program included a song titled In the Shade of the Gid Apne Tree and a comedy sketch by the Marahill, amid a reportedly appreciative audience.
St Patrick's and St Mary's bageball teams met in a fierce rivalry with St Mary's led by F Sulr and Tom FHazpatrick and St Patrick's by W Egan McGenigle and Bert Ledwhige. The game finished with St Patrick's winning by 12 as a promising sign for future meetings between the two nines.
Sacred Heart Temperance Cadets defeated the Mavericks by a single run yesterday. Martin’s strong performance and McCarthy’s batting highlighted the contest. Notable players: Temperance Cadets Crow, Martin, Burns and Mavericks White, Graves, Blien.
The death of Willie Mae, a well known plumber, followed months of a violent illness. His brother Nis Mans, also a local figure, was attacked while transporting a wagon for Lavelle Transfer Company. The incident occurred as a crowd gathered and authorities moved to separate parties. Police reported unclear details as investigations continued. hospital records indicated severe injuries and swelling.
A historic report items a grave charge of embezzlement against a prominent individual. The text references Washington and Tacoma connections, noting accusations and delayed handling by authorities. Details are garbled but imply a legal case involving a corporate creditor group and named figures.
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A fragmented report from Bozeman discusses ongoing questions about sugar beet planting timing, irrigation logistics, and seed viability. It notes a community meeting in Welbon Nyce and references weeks of seed trials, with farmers weighing practical options and potential capital impacts in the Mideast irrigation context.
In a wartime style notice, Engineer Corps resigns over a disputed border area near Yellowstone. J. Sallkean, stationed at Sadie Bolton, is ordered to report to Elektro Fort for reassignment as the conflict narrows.
A clipped dispatch tale describes a deputy sheriff and his spouse in separate coulees. Scattered phrases reference pine hills, a pursuit, a buggy, and a fall near a broken leg. The fragmented text hints at a dramatic incident with horses and a search or chase.
A Miles City case concerns a gambler charged with theft and related offenses. The judge ordered a mental evaluation and placed the defendant on three months probation, with restraints on prior gambling activity and a prohibition on weapons. The proceedings note the prisoner must avoid further offenses and report to authorities as required.
A fragmentary report notes service of process in a collusion case involving J. Rewman and another party. The document mentions a May 29 date and ties to a line of inquiry at a northern region creighn nahin sun POWs, with multiple names obscured by OCR.
A garbled report describes a court case involving parties named in distorted form. The fragment mentions a settlement of 92 dollars and mentions residents of Swere in a week with unclear context. The legible elements point to a small community dispute with a monetary closure but specific facts remain obscured.
A courtroom proceedings panel led by Judge Bestt heard testimony concerning a fraud claim involving a New York firm, with witnesses detailing payments and contracts. Key figures included Lysander We Gawretin and others tied to the firm, while the proceedings touched on how funds were diverted and the potential impact on investors and partners. The case referenced Anglia and various entities connected to the alleged misappropriation.
A vague report notes an incident at Die Corvin salt shay Odysseus involving Turkish forces and a vessel with Rove evreo it Gls Wa. The reply expresses regret for the occurrence and a proffered apology from an unspecified authority in response to an alleged act.
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