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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1906

Page

3

Bozeman College to Open New Agriculture Courses

Bozeman’s agricultural college will inaugurate a new school of agriculture and mechanics on October 13 modeled after a Minnesota program. It combines high school work in English and math with seven month terms and a three year focus in each subject, aiming at practical farm and shop skills for students unable to attend regular schools. A winter course will replace the old program, with admission requiring completion of eight grades. The plan expects broad state representation and includes a water commissioners course and a one year civil engineering track, with graduates already entering related work.

Bozeman Agricultural College School of Agriculture and Facticn| Mechanics Minnesota Agricultural Cottege Alin Tabie Agricultural Vollose

Soldiers land on Cuban soil amid rebel disarmament drive

Reports from Camaguey indicate General Reels expects rebels to be disarmed by evening as Santa Clara and other commissions press operations. Ex rebels resist surrendering guns, volunteers clash with fighters, and unrest grows in Sancti Spiritus amid mayor and police dissatisfaction. Governors plan to settle disputes in Haynin province and Bazan to be military mayor. Battleships Indium and IVey-Meky sail to New England tomorrow.

al Arts Island General Reels Disarmament Commission Camaguey Associated Press Santa Clara Mabel Mackenden Sands Syiling Msperse Iarm Enrebel Comade Ted Sancti Spiritus Nunez Genera Stetihart Tate Alquisar Haynin Senoralomeda Uberal Bazan Momneda Taft Nunfield Momeda Indium Ivey- Meky New England

Soldiers Sail For Cuba As Ghost Goes Too

Newport News October 7 Army transport Monterey and Niagara carrying the seventeenth infantry and troops of the twenty-eighth infantry depart for Havana. Major payrolls include Assistant Paymaster General Charles T. Whipple with 27000 dollars to pay soldiers abroad. A Gascon rebel raid alarms Gutnes as Funston orders guarded vigil against attacks on policemen and guards in Cuba.

Newport News Panama Havana Asstetaat Charles T. Whipple Cita Monnterey Niagara Arrow Twenty-Eighth Infantry Trvana. Ccl. TA Gultes Fitton Ashert Cafves America Marines

Proclaimed Denials Of Russian Grand Duke Betrothal

Oct 7 reports from St Petersburg say an official denial was issued distancing Grand Duke Michael heir to the emperor and Princess Patricia of Connaught from any engagement. A later dispatch notes a formal denial concerning Grand Duke Albert, brother to the emperor, and Princess Patricia.

Tundon Michael Amperor Russia Patrica Connaught Wag Tseach SS. Petersburrg Alictinel Emperor of Fussla Princesa Patricia of Hawerd Europe

Court Confuses Betrothal Plans With Actual Marriage

Fragmentary notes indicate a discussion of an alliance intertwined with religious implications. Court circles claim a premature inquiry suggested the betrothal as an accomplished fact, though no formal marriage has occurred yet.

Plan of Reforestation Visit in Bozeman

Jay F E Bond of the United States Forest Service is in Bozeman for several days to inspect the Gallatin Reserve and designate sites for experimental reforestation. The work focuses on watershed protection for domestic water supplies and future irrigation needs, with ranger training and site selection as initial steps.

Bozeman Jay FE. Bond United States Forest Service Boxeman Les Widen

Bold theft from saloon by two mere youngsters

Two youths aged eleven and fourteen nicknamed Red and Bed admitted to stealing 700 cigars from Curtis & Douglas saloon on West Broadway. They climbed through a screen hole, distributed boxes outside, and fled as witnesses wept. Detectives continue probing who prompted the theft, while the boys were allowed to go home.

Lyon Bule Way Carter Willie Pierce Red Curtis & Douglas West Broadway Neat Colter Pierce Cigeons Meinerney Cotter Butte

Joliet Station Robbed and Man Under Arrest

A thief pried open the Northern Pacific station money drawer at Joliet and stole about $10 while the operator was away. Deputy Sheriff Cassity arrested a man named Loneman Hanied armor on suspicion, with charges related to the break in. A prisoner at police headquarters gave the name Smith after a charge for assault. Susis Du yn reported injuries and housing on East Galvan Street. The suspect gained release by posting 100 pounds.

Northern Pacific Joliet Inter Cassity Farmer Ie Marthore Pacific Express Company Billings Doktet Smith Susis Duyn East Galvan Street Ainith

Fatty James Driscoll Locked Out In Butte Family Home

A man named James Driscoll was found behind locked doors as neighbors and his wife claimed he returned home intoxicated. She reported he abused her and forced their three children to leave the house, while she remained inside and called for help. Residence listed as 1a East Gagnon Street.

James Driscoll Butte City East Gagnon Street

Rector Reasserts Chinese Customs Stance Amid Confusion

Slanghai October 7. Sir Robert Mart, rector general of Chinese imperial customs, has issued a circular to the foreign colony stating assurances that his statue and the Chinese customs will not be changed. He says he is satisfied there will be no trouble.

Slanghai Robert Mart

Britain Accepts Verbal Assurances on Hart Retention

A letter from Sir Edward Grey reports Britain will accept China's verbal assurances on retaining Sir Robert Hart as director general of Chinese imperial customs. The Chinese association and some newspapers call this a diplomatic rebuff and urge written guarantees. Dover address also notes a proposed autumn ministry of commerce with Sir William Henry Molland as first minister.

London Sir Edward Gray Chinees Association China Si Robert Hart Chineac Association Senday Great Britain Pea Leon Dover England Dover Chamer of Commerce Ministry of Commerce Sir Wham Henry Molland

Wait for Opportunity Silent Protest in Gronstadt Garrison

The social democrats of Gronstadt issue a silent protest to the soldiers of the garrison urging restraint and patience while awaiting further energy for a potential rising.

St. Petersburg Social Democrats Gronstadt

Firearm listings with prices and features noted

No 1 hammer gun with nitro steel barrels and Deeley Edge fore-end priced at 20. No 3 repeats with Damascus barrels and imported stock priced at 30. Grade KED with Damascus barrels and ejector priced at 35. Grade F E trap gun with ejector priced at 45. Descriptions cover ribs hammers ejectors stocks and safety features.

Deeley & Edge

Face War III: America Subject of Sermons

New York reports Bishop Alexander Walters of the African Zion Methodist Episcopal church urged negro Protestant churches to pray for better white Negro relations in the southern states. His appeal calls for a special prayer in all churches to address race tensions and the alleged white degradation of 10,099,000 Americans.

New York Alexander Walters African Zion Methodist Episcopal Church Walters South

In Her Race With Death Wife Meets Sad Defeat

Mrs. A. J. Torreyson of Red Lodge endured a perilous overland journey to reach her hospitalized husband in the city. He died about an hour before she arrived, ending the race against death and leaving her grief stricken.

Speelay A. J.torreyson Red Lodge Deatty Igip Sadie

Funeral Held For A J Torreyson Pioneer Of Carbon County

The funeral of A J Torreyson, pioneer Carbon County resident, was held here ten days ago. Torreyson died Friday night in a mining clinic. Mrs Torreyson, living here, drove miles to Billings Friday after learning of her husband's death. He had worked for C M Ball, Billings sheepman, for many years as foreman. He leaves a large family and several brothers in the county.

Red Tadge A. J. Torreyson Carbon County Torreyson Miihigs Keeplinl Dillings Fridey M. Ball Billings

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