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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1906
Page
14
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing and subscription rates, office locations, and newspaper distribution points. It includes contact details for offices in Anaconda and advertising and circulation information for readers and advertisers.
Fragmented OCR fragment highlights Democratic and Republican debate over a dollar-per-subscription funding plan. Mentions rational congress, fiscal policy, machine managers, and fund exposures as both sides pass the hat, aiming to influence votes and speeches.
The Standard reports wealthy Linvahn lawyer Ann Aikens Brown died Friday night at his home in Lincoln City. He served in the Montana legislature and was active in Deer Lodge County politics in 1866. Records note his name appears with starred entries in Montana Historical Society publications, though some sources indicate he was alive until the legislature Friday night.
A government report outlines rail line length at about 21800 miles with 79 miles under receivers at year end. It notes 40357 locomotives and 1842871 freight cars, 1382 thousand employees, total wages over 839 million, and capital stock around 13 billion, reflecting rising labor costs and scale of U S railroading.
A lengthy late 19th century dispatch outlines fusion talks among Democratic and reform groups in Butte county as parties debate nominating a ticket for the United States Senate. It notes tensions within the Republican party and possible coalition changes, with references to anti trust and Roosevelt alignments shaping the race.
Washington reports that meat in interstate commerce must bear the proper Department of Agriculture inspection stamp. Secretary Wilson said several days ago an extension was granted. many packers may be disappointed as firms lacking stamps will be barred after Monday next.
A chaotic report recalls the mutiny at Cromstit and the ensuing court martial. Leaders of the outlawed parliament faced deportation and civil rights stripped, while nineteen were condemned to death by shooting and others to life or time in prison.
The Livingston Enterprise reports a vigorous Montana Democratic and Republican scene with endorsements for Walsh for supreme judge and Pray for Congress. Delegates at Butte praise the party’s nominees and call for principled government, while Republicans hail Pray and Wight as strong contenders aligned with Chamber and state interests.
Ensuing week brings wartime politics and national events. Charles Hughes may retire from contest as Democrats and Republicans shape Massachusetts conventions. Roosevelt attends Crater Bay events while wireless conference negotiates post Hert terms and international talks proceed. A sports highlight is the Title competition between Queenstown volunteers and the Seventh Regiment at Creedmoor. Newport News Navy yard adds the armored cruiser North Carolina joining the fleet with its maiden plunge.
A fragmented OCR snippet discusses party figures including a secretary of state and campaign headquarters in Helena. It notes appointments, a campaign office setup, and references to election tasks and organizers like a district clerk and a campaign strategist, all framed in a tense partisan context.
A brief note indicates matters concerning capital stock and deposits at State Savings Bank in Butte. Details are sparse in the readable text.
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