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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1906
Page
2
A Kansas senator, Burton, faces a court ruling over a criminal case and possible resignation. The report details the jurisdiction issues, trial venue, and implications for his Senate seat, noting statements from Burton and reactions from congressional observers.
Readable fragments describe disaffection in Abilene and a prominent citizen context around a Washington visit. Mentions Senator Turton and wartime experience by fleas, with unclear chronology and several garbled names.
The text cites Huston Hurkar on Congress powers and constitutional boundaries. It argues that Congress can act within constitutional winds without impinging on Senate powers or the duties of legitimate senatorial authority. The piece frames a statute as a proper instrument and rejects overreach into Senate prerogatives.
Unclear dispatch reports Turkish and allied forces clashing in Southeast regions. Multiple casualties claimed on both sides as battles intensify. Reports mention Greek casualties and various towns affected amid ongoing hostilities.
In a tense hearing May Y Mrs Taruth of Medical Luke was sentenced by Midget Huhekn to ten years in prison and a $1,000 fine for the murder of her boss Andry, with prosecutors alleging a self defense claim amid a fatal workplace dispute.
A letter from a physician describes a survivor’s struggle with severe stomach disease and rapid weight loss. After three years of decline, associates advised a drastic diet, leading to restored appetite and weight gain. The writer urges others to seek Ospe-Nas remedies and Home remedies, citing a path to better health advertised by Poatuar Co.
The Anaconda community mourns as Jodi Liana Canavan dies from a morphine overdose. Investigators report the deceased used prescription powders at a Martin Drug Company store, with pharmacist records and witness statements indicating the drug was obtained from the store and consumed at a residence near East Park Avenue. Dr. Sligh prescribed the medicine, and a coroner’s inquest yielded a verdict of accidental overdose attributed to the drug. The victim, aged around, was connected to local families, and the funeral arranged for the coming Wednesday.
Hand coach Fateay Sug announces a charity concert to be held at the Mur gover Heater on Friday evening under the direction of Scher. The event aims to raise funds for uniforms instruments and related items for the army. The program promises celebrity assistance and a new line of ladies neckwear and fashion items will be showcased.
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