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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1906
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and advertising rates, with daily Sunday weekly and monthly options, and outlines purchase terms. It distributes through multiple city newsstands across the United States and provides office addresses and contact points for advertising inquiries and general correspondence.
In Silver Row the Silver Bow convention exposes awkward politics as Mantle seeks endorsement for federal senate. Mentions of Dixon endorsement, Missoula pressure, and a clash between party factions highlight a comical, awkward scene with uneasy tactics and party disarray.
The Russian general Stoessel is blamed for the Port Arthur surrender and faced dismissal. Critics in the bureau argue he failed to sustain the fortifications and argued resistance would have doomed more lives, while many abroad praised his efforts. The commission recommends removal, citing his overall command and the defense as insufficient.
Readers see two Cuban views in newspapers with loud discussion on possible annexation to the United States. Officials emphasize Secretary Taft's recent proclamation, echoing calls for policy direction amid evolving commentary.
The article discusses US aims to give Cubans a chance to govern and shows mixed views on their fitness. It notes President Taft and Beveridge predicting instability, while observers question the long term success of Cuban self rule amid calls for order and control.
A garbled column mixes social satire with political commentary on Halloween performances and Hearst era politics. It notes hurricanes, yellow fever, and various public figures, then reports Ralph F. Gates’s forgery arrest in Billings with a planned preliminary hearing.
A London report portrays Joseph Chamberlain as physically wasting away under age and decades of strain. Once a robust figure, he now endures tremendous mental and physical pressure as he nears seventy, with his wife faithfully caring for him. The piece notes his pivotal role in fiscal reform and Boer War era leadership.
A New York event honors Sir William Henry Perkin on the fiftieth anniversary of extracting aniline dye from coal tar. The piece notes coal tar colors extend beyond dyeing to arts, their nickname angling colors, and comparisons to natural dyes, while acknowledging past prejudices about durability.
A Missouri farmer lauds Grape-Nuts for improving his family’s health and appetite. He says his son’s energy and vigor improved after about a year, and he has recommended the product widely, keeping his grocer stocked with many packages weekly.
The cross examination of Dr. Traphagen dominated yesterday as attorneys debated smoke sulfur effects on tree growth. Witnesses compared samples from Deer Lodge valley to city-smelter areas, arguing Professor Jones's conclusions were flawed and noting varied tree damage possibly from multiple causes. The hearing resumes today.
Fittsburg Pa Oct 5 Versatile mayor George M Cyshile admits heart ache and an aid to keep peace. He plans to refuse outside police protection or church guards despite letters from wealthy locals asking guards during services and to move cows away from near a church residence. He has told the public of the dilemma.
Fragmentary passage reflects divorcees adopting a stance on freedom and unity. The text hints at a debate over being united or divided, with a grim mood and frowning faces. No clear names or places are identifiable in the readable fragments.
Frank T Hughes was sentenced by Judge J W Shea in Colorado Springs on October 5 to three to five years for perjury in a suit seeking 10000 dollars for injuries alleged in the Midland wreck at Culbera siding in June 1903. He had earlier been confined as insane after a larceny arrest, and later faced trials for perjury.
Chicago October 3 Romane Pierson, famed originator of the divorce dinner for separated men and women, has fallen for two unnamed Southern widows. By November 22 he plans a separation feast rather than a divorce anniversary, dating back to his own 13 year old Washington’s Birthday marriage and subsequent divorces. Friends note new engagement rumors after a five week acquaintance. His most famous divorce dinner was at the Chicago Beach House two years ago with revelers from across the country.
Ran Francisco October. The plan of settlement of the German Insurance company of Freeport and the German National Insurance company of Chicago as endorsed by the associated say digs banka of San Francisco was given further inducement today by the executive committee of the Policy Halide err leveué of San Francisco. It is planned to have property owners who suffered losses in the fire of that April place their policies with Ave local banks, permitting Insurance companies to handle claims through these banks.
Salt Lake Oct 1 Harry Moran and TAure Adams two men sought by Portland police for abducting a tourist with a $49,000 claim were rearrested today on dishonorable reputation papers from Portland. They will appear in court tomorrow.
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