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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1906
Page
8
An old article reports on ministers exhorting a number of church leaders in Philadelphia. It notes a bishop urging restraint and referencing exorcises as part of Episcopal church practice, with discussion of authority and decorum during prayer.
The diary fragments reveal a political dispute linking Chandler and Bailey with President and senators over alleged influence in Peru. Ex senator and aides discuss statements and possible testimony while noting the political stakes and ongoing investigations.
The article reports on allotments within a reservation being sold outside the ceded area. It notes government steps to collect proceeds for heirs, with many allotments already transferred and others pending. It highlights public sale notices, deed issuance, and the impact on Crow Nation lands and settlers.
Fragmentary wartime style text mentions smallpox cases in Milwaukee camps. References to names, dates, places, and events appear garbled, but indicate a public health note and an incident sequence involving a person named Tony and a political or social disturbance. No coherent narrative remains.
Fragmentary wartime report details Allied and Axis actions, troop deployments, and coastal evacuations. Mentions ships, landings, and battles with scattered references to casualties, defenses, and strategic positions across multiple theaters.
A fragmented OCR note describes a man regaining freedom after a long sentence. It mentions a period of confinement, a judge or authorities, and plans to take responsibility or seek new opportunities upon release. The text references a timetable around a Wednesday and a possible event at a train or station, with uncertain details.
Castro is set to assume command sometime next week as authorities move to stabilize the situation in Venezuela. Officials say the transition will proceed on a date around May 24, with contingency plans in place if delays occur.
The May 6 meeting chose Dr. Corbett as moderator after a two hour session with five nominees. Dr. Corbett, a Pennsylvania native, has 45 years in missionary work in China and was recognized for unusual service. He pledged emphasis on local church care, mission support, and ecumenical outreach during his brief address.
The Presbyterian general assembly held a meeting called by stated clerk Meg JoM. Poibbere of Mirshal, Avha prepiders noting anti-unionists pushing a suit while others oppose it. Judges urged both sides to press their claims, with no moderator chosen yet. Lawyers discussed action ahead of court reporting, amid tense exchanges and procedural debates.
Fragmentary minutes reference missionary work at a Methodist church meeting. Witnesses Tily and Mig discuss programs and evange listic effort, with portions of Africa and other continents travel mentioned. Contined on page four.
Professor Bowman, aged 33, elected president of the Montana School of Mines at Butte after Sept 1, succeeding retiring Dr. Leonard. He will keep his chair in mechanics while the board of trustees selects a successor to the chair of mathematics. The election was orderly with no friction.
May 17 judge Stewart signed a decree dissolving Frans W McKinney and Nellie McKinney marriage and records show a rapid remarriage hours later. The report notes a divorce and remarriage in quick succession. In another item, Congress wartime pardon details surface regarding a man jailed then pardoned after killing a mother.
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