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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1906
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details and subscription rates, office addresses, branch offices, and newsstand locations across multiple cities. It notes editorial and business offices in Anaconda and provides contact channels, plus a note about correspondence addressed to the Amalgamated News office.
Authorities in three districts coordinate plans to curb unruly resorts amid frost winds and public concern. City leaders push a movement tied to a league-like group viewed skeptically by some residents, aiming to set the pace for broader reforms.
Fragmented report describes a Delaware legislative scene where factions of Republicans and Democrats contest leadership. Talks with the governor and potential candidates surface as the Senate weighs loyalty, strong nominees, and a controversial choice amid party tensions.
A legislative hearing on removing duties from alcohol highlights arguments for cheaper grain alcohol as a fuel and energy alternative. Secretary Wilbon and experts like Professor Thorne discuss substitutes, costs, and potential production yields per acre, noting profits and growth while stressing supply implications.
A fragmented dispatch discusses energetic shifts and social reform amid Turkish politics. It contrasts domestic oil substitutes with kerosene, mentions a six year-old deal on women’s status, and notes anti-nominal protests by Turkish women seeking greater freedom. The piece highlights the growing woman movement and potential reforms in the Ottoman Empire.
Washington scene shows expected push for adjournment as the Senate and House weigh key bills including quitrent reform and canal project work. Public and private finances loom large with thousands of bills, payments, and salaries debated, while political tempers flare over arrests, pardons, and party maneuvering through June. The piece weaves in international notes from Madrid to St. Petersburg, and notes on public sentiment in Kansas and California politics.
Developments in life and accident insurance in Montana draw attention from writers and investors. Figures from Insurance Press show American and foreign insurers paying out to policyholders, with large sums tied up in policies across the region and significant transfers between the United States and Canada.
Nie Yorks May 22 paper found fragmentary notes claiming the so called Custers Last Stand was reexamined by a Newark letters container reference to John Malvin Bronkly and a quine of Masters Liat Stand in a sensational city-wide release.
A U S court indicted Dalton on charges of promoting a scheme to procure a lottery. He was served with subpoenas but did not appear in court. Judge LaSdis refused to issue the attachments.
In Paria on May 22 a cabinet decree directed measures against locked-out workers involved in interference with liberty. The move aims to prevent employees from seeking work with other employers and to protect proprietors from disruption amid the dispute. The government plans to maintain order while offering prospects for the locked-out men.
May 22 report from Ban Mrancléco notes remains found under Minxlon Street wall. Authorities describe the victim as Shaw mining worker with unidentified papers in pockets, the scene weighted and unclear. Warrants and possible murder probe appear underway as details are reassembled.
Parle May 22 The cabinet conceded the law for senati on curr and state abolished by Haht of divinity students to a reduction of the usual term of military service.
A husband and wife, exposed during a Sawin Hatto wedding, contract smallpox after a nine day illness. county physician Dr Sullivan and health officers order quarantine and hospital care. Local lodging house and rooms are fumigated. contacts including McAlrews and McAiken are examined. the case prompts precautions for neighbors and relatives.
A Seattle area masonic lodge held a long day of ceremonies with candidates advancing through the Arteonih and Prince of Jer degrees. Officers led sessions from 1 30 pm to the evening as the Knights of the Blast and West conferred the Knight of Rose Croix and related degrees, followed by an informal banquet.
A list of ceremonial positions includes Juhi B Thelin as leader, Inreopilior, Willa Ac McLane as driver, Alexander Gray and Mat Larsen as deacon and sentinel, with Bearer roles for rebens HE Mexuidey McDonald and Blick shumtard, and Ames Heath as guard sentinel in the rite.
May 22 patrol in Med Lodge resulted in nine arrests on gambling charges. Names include Link, Jick Aisstta, Tony Siler, MM Minutes, Pat Doran. Authorities say the operation was led by socialist canvasser R. Austin to curb payoffs tied to local graft. Bonds posted for trial as officials vow enforcement under Hed Lodge administration.
The Bell Telephone company announced a deal to acquire the Lewistown Telephone Company, merging operations and strengthening its reach against independent rivals. Negotiations dated back months with the transfer valued near or above one hundred thousand dollars and including the completion of a copper wire line between Fewtntown and Kendall.
In Livingston May, the court heard George A. Pfohl versus Andy Dailey over trespassing at a ford on the Yellowstone River crossing Pfohl land. Dailey earlier used the ford to move cattle. Pfohl clan members allegedly assaulted Dailey, who then filed a countersuit. The jury acquitted Dailey on the trespass charge.
In Ohio May a writer declares that Bryan would have been renominated and elected in 1904 if trusts had not stolen the nomination. The author asserts the national convention will nominate him in 1905 and Brevin was endorsed.
A freighted fragment describes a nighttime accident near Cawker City about 20 miles away where Alire Walle and her 12 year old daughter and her 10 year old son were dashed while escaping rising waters. Authorities report rapid river movement and danger to residents in the area.
Boston May 22 A petition leans on the court to reverse a sentence in the Mabel Page murder case. Parker faces imprisonment in a long drawn out legal battle stemming from the 1905 crime. The fragmented text references trials, judges, and new petitions filed in the wake of the homicide.
Special dispatch from Livingston May 22 reports the city editor of the Livingston Post has resigned to assume the manager role at once. The piece notes prior positions and mentions other regional figures involved in the selection process and upcoming appointments.
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