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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1906

Page

16

Bozeman College Announces New Agriculture and Mechanics Courses

The agricultural college in Bozeman opens an organized school of agriculture and practical mechanics on Oct. 15. The seven month program replaces the old winter course, accepts eighth grade graduates, and offers three year tracks in agriculture or mechanics plus English math and science. A water commissioner training course and civil engineering options are included, with strong expected enrollment statewide.

Bozeman Agricultural College School of Agriculture and Practical Mechanics Minnesota Agricultural College Department of Civil Enginesring The

Soldiers Land on Cuban Soil Headlines Tie to Disarmament Efforts

Dispatches report ongoing disarmament across Cuba with General Reclo in Camaguey predicting rebels will yield by evening. In Sancti Spiritus ex-rebels resist surrender as volunteers clash. a fight leaves one ex-rebel dead. Local unrest prompts removal of the mayor and police. Movieda’s claim to office is recognized while Bazan is removed. Battleships Indiana and Kentucky to depart for New England.

General Reclo The Disarmament Commission Camaguey Associated Press Sancti Spiritus Santa Clara Machado Exrebel Nunez Steinhart Taft Alquisar Havana Senor Movieda Bazan Movieda Indiana Kentucky New England

Soldiers Sail for Cuba as Ghosts Go Along

Newport News Oct 7 The army transport Panama sails with two squadrons and a band of the fifteenth cavalry for Havana. Assistant Paymaster General Charles T Whipple ferries $27000 to pay troops in Cuba. Transports Monterey and Niagara depart tomorrow with two battalions of the seventeenth infantry and the first battalion of the twenty-eighth infantry.

Newport News Fifteenth Cavalry Panama Havana Charles T. Whipple Cuba Monterey Niagara Bort Seventeenth Infantry Twenty-Eighth Infantry

Rebels Attack Policemen. Funston Orders Vigilance in Guines

A Gaines delegation reported to General Funston that Albert's disbanded rebels entered Gaines and attacked policemen, injuring several with machetes. Police were suspended. rebels threatened to kill the force. Funston ordered Captain Phelan to cooperate with Captain Figueroa for extra vigilance during a local negro ball.

Havana Gaines Guines

Betrothal Rumor Denied In Russia Britain Notice

London reports an emphatic official denial of the rumored betrothal between Grand Duke Michael, brother of the emperor of Russia, and Princess Patricia of Connaught, niece of the king, issued today.

London Michael Russia Patricia of Connaught

Denial Issued on Grand Duke Michael Betrothal Report

St. Petersburg reports a formal denial of the betrothal between Grand Duke Michael, brother of the emperor, and Princess Patricia of Connaught, niece of King Edward. An unwitting error had occurred by announcing the engagement through semi official European news agencies.

St. Petersburg Michael Russia Patricia of Connaught Edward Europe

Premature Betrothal Report Sparks Court Discussion

Ambiguities in a recent marriage announcement raise questions among diplomatic circles about whether a betrothal was fact or premature rumor. Officials note possible far reaching local consequences as the matter unfolds in court.

PLAN OF REFORESTATION Special Dispatch to the Standard

Jay F Bond of the United States forest service visits Bozeman to inspect the Gallatin reserve and designate sites for experimental nurseries. The aim is watershed protection and training forest rangers in planting and management before watersheds are fully safeguarded.

Jay F Bond United States Forest Service Bozeman Callatin Wihier Strea Ewola

Bold theft from saloon by two mere youngsters

Two boys Ray Cotter and Willie Red Pierce, aged 11 and 7, were jailed briefly after confessing to stealing 799 cigars from Curtis and Douglas saloon on West Broadway. Detective McInerney continues to probe possible adult accomplices while the youths were released home.

Stern Butte City Ray Cotter Willie Pierce Butte Red Curtis & Douglas West Broadway Cotter Toto Pierce McInerney

Joliet Station Robbed. Suspect Arrested in Red Lodge

At Joliet Northern Pacific station a thief pried open a money drawer and stole about 40 dollars while the operator was away. Deputy Sheriff Cassidy arrested a young man named Farmer on suspicion. he worked for the Northern Pacific Express at Billings and was found near the Joliet station awaiting a money order. He will be brought to county jail tomorrow.

Standard Red Lodge Northern Pacific Joliet Cassidy Farmer Northern Pacific Express Company Billings

Prisoner Charged With Beating Woman

Police headquarters yesterday charged C. N. Smith after a woman named Susie Durand appeared to file the complaint. Her face was swollen and lacerated from the blows, and she resides on East Galena Street in the restricted district. Smith obtained release by posting bail of 100.

C. N. Smith Susie Durand Galena Street Smith

Driscoll jailed after allegedly locking out family

James Driscoll was taken to Butte city jail on a wife’s complaint after returning home intoxicated and allegedly throwing his wife and three small children out of the house and locking the doors at 16 Mast Gagnon Street.

James Driscoll Butte City Mast Gagnon Street

Hart assures status at Chinese customs remains unchanged

Shanghai on October 7 reports Sir Robert Hart director general of Chinese imperial customs has issued a circular to the foreign colony stating that he has received assurances his position will not be altered and that no undue trouble is expected.

Shanghai Robert Hart

Britain Accepts China’s Verbal Assurances on Hart

A letter from Sir Edward Grey states Britain will record China’s verbal assurances about retaining Sir Robert Hart as director general of Chinese imperial customs. The Chinese association and some London papers view this as a diplomatic rebuff, arguing for written guarantees.

London Edward Grey Chinese Association China Robert Hart Great Britain

Dover Chamber hears talk of new ministry of commerce

In an address to the Dover Chamber of Commerce the president said the government would form a ministry of commerce in the autumn with Sir William Henry Holland M P named as first minister.

Dover England Dover Chamber of Commerce Ministry of Commerce William Henry Holland M. P

Wait for Opportunity Manifesto Aimed at Cronstadt Soldiers

The social democrats of Cronstadt issue a manifesto urging garrison soldiers to resist isolated mutinies and await a general uprising as October 7 reports.

St. Petersburg Social Democrats Cronstadt

War in America Subject of Sermons

New York on October 7 prayers were offered in most negro Protestant churches following Bishop Alexander Walters appeal for better race relations. Pastors used sermons to address the racial problem and recent Southern riots the Whites acting to degrade 10,000,000 American citizens.

New York Alexander Walters African Zion Methodist Episcopal Church Walters South

Wife Fails to Reach Husband Before His Death

Mrs. A. J. Torreyson of Red Lodge raced nearly 70 miles by buggy to Billings to see her husband alive. He had been hospitalized for stomach trouble days earlier and died about an hour before she reached his bedside late last night.

Billings A. J. Torreyson Red Lodge

Funeral held for pioneer A. J. Torreyson in Red Lodge

The funeral of A. J. Torreyson, pioneer Carbon county resident, was held in Red Lodge today. Torreyson died Friday night at a Billings hospital. His wife, Mrs. Torreyson, drove 70 miles to Billings after learning of the death. He had been foreman for C. M. Barr, a Billings sheepman, and leaves a large family and several brothers in the county.

Red Lodge A. J. Torreyson Carbon County Torreyson Billings Hospital

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Bozeman’s College State Agricultural College Hennessy’s State of Washington Southwell Jellies Monroe Griffin's Central Hennessy’s Grocery Jay F. Bond United State Vernment Presen and Joliet Station Hart Commerce Montana Hardware Clington Remington Deeley & Edge Montana Hardware Co America Mose Linz North Matin Fosselman the Drug Shop of Quality North Main Street East Park Street Joseph Richards West Park Street Butte, Mont Lamb Gijella, Butte, Mont State Medical Institute Main and Broadway Clark's Bank
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