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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1906

Page

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Butte Youth Arrested for Stealing Hot Stove in Broad Daylight

Pat Frick was arrested yesterday afternoon on a petty larceny charge after allegedly stealing a hot stove from 330 South Main Street. The stove, valued at 12 dollars, belonged to W. E. Wynne of the Lennox block. Frick reportedly carried the stove several blocks before being nabbed by police near Wyoming alley and Porphyry Street. he offered no comment on his intentions.

Pat Frick Botte Tere Friel South Mal Street Woming Alley Ficrosa Porphyry Street W. E. Wynne Lennox Block

Falrns Banks Addresses Enthusiasts In Leav Wine Night

Vice President Fairbanks speaks to a large crowd of about 1000 in Leav Wine despite cold weather. He delivers a series of sixteen speeches across Oklahoma today, urging support and outlining policy positions.

Falrsbanks Fairbanks Wade

Temple Fair Opens With Wide Crowd At Intex Event

The Temple society hosted a large opening crowd for a multi day fair with booths, raffles, contests, and nightly attractions. A maternal news program featured Manne A Lobtenberg with pianist Professor Silrsehfield, plus a vaudeville act from Family theater Bolt. Refreshments were served and ongoing events promise new attractions through Thursday night.

Temple Society Israel Manne A. Lobtenberg

Tragic self-inflicted death shocks Los Angeles

In Los Angeles on October 22 25 year old exemployee of the California Fruit Canning Company killed himself in his bedroom by tying a strap to a shotgun trigger. The act was witnessed by a lodger and no motive is known. Parents listed as Oswren Kansas Apatillo Texas. Weather reports note light sleet and frost in parts of the Panhandle region following recent cold spell.

Los Angeles Waruish California Fruit Canning Company Osith Hurnish Wven Oswren Kan

Democratic Speaking Appointments Across Montana Campaign Tour

Governor J K Toole and Governor Edwin Norris lead a series of campaign stops in towns from White Sulphur Springs to Basin. Dates run Oct 1 through Oct 27 with events in Deer Lodge, Boulder, Pony, Livingston, and more. Accompanying dignitaries include C H Nolan and J Walsh as schedules show varied locations each day.

JK. Toole Divin Norris Vilinges Lewistown Livingston J. K. Toole Edwin Norris Bute Konda TJ. Walsh Martin’ Maginal C.H. Nolan Deer Lodge Ruby Moony Mitshula City Norris Pony

Colored Clergymen Protest Riot at Walnut Street Theater

Philadelphia on October 22 saw a protest by African American clergy against The Claysman at the Walnut Street Theater alleging lynching encouragement. A crowd blocked access, police and a riot call intervened. Theater security and an officer urged calm as the performance paused and the mob dispersed. One civil official was arrested amid attempts to end the disturbance.

Philadelphia Mort Tn‘sant Walmut Rac Tity Weaver Ninth Walnut Streets McKenna McKennitt McKenne

Negroes for Panama Canal Labor Proposal From South

A man from the South, Thompson, urged President Roosevelt to use Southern Black laborers for the Panama Canal project. He claimed the “idle negro” harms the South and suggested mobilizing skilled workers to win white support. The president declined to act yet, but asked Thompson to confer with Taft and Shinnis.

Washington Thompson Toosevelt Nashville T ‘Thompson South Panama Canal Taft Shinnis

Latonia and Jamaica Race Day Results Mixed

Latonia reports a busy card with Margaret Wisen winning the five and a half furlongs, The Clansman second, and Téudon Breeza third in 1 06 4-5. Tom Volan, Ave and a tale farkanss, Martins, and Sharle play fill the rest of the six furlong and longer races with varying placements. Jamaica results list Baringo, John Lyle, Sewall, Belmere, Draculum, Orlene among the winners, with times ranging to 3:03 26 for the half mile. The page also notes Puerto Principe unrest prompting troop movements and resignations in local government, plus yellow fever being stamped out in Cruce.

Get Latonia Margaret Wisen the Clansman Téudon Breeza Hetle Towne Nun's Velile Lid Wine Ave Tale Farkanss Tom Volan John Brienman Trourth Martins Sarre Toy Revolt Stalarm Lexoling Charl Chaethier Shine Olden Minéral Oberon Sxeconi Knowledee New York Jamaica Baringo Fantastic Sally Preston John Lyle California Sewall Monet Prince Hampers Belmere Belmere Won. Dishabble Draculum Clra Huron Royal Breeze Orlene Eady Savoy Bivoune Hayrand Puerto Principe Seventeenth John 1. van Oysdele Gaston Mora Rafael Miantalvo Margoon Cru¢e

Missing funds probe rocks St Louis treasury official

National Secret Service in St Louis reports teller D P Dyer relieved after a $361,200 discrepancy prompts Treasury experts to audit his books. Sub-Treasurer Akin requests Washington investigators led by John B Wilkie to determine if the case reveals deliberate fraud or a bookkeeping error amid ongoing vault counts and high daily cash deposits.

St. Louis D. P. Dyer Teller United States Yeasury Pires Treasury Department John B. Wilkie National Secret Service Thomas J. Akin G. c. Bantz United Sinton Dyers Vage Huett Akin Wadh- Ingion Willie Eret Dyer Hégard Apbdeh van Ordt Phy Uy Oles Ali Washington Phose Sub-Treasury Uso Treasury St Touis St Hum

Railroad into Beatty welcomed by residents

Beatty NevadaOctober 72 under the auspices of the Hullfeag Commercial club Beatty is celebrating the completion of Clark's Las Veras and Tolla as far as Beatty in the Sull frog line A special train from Los Angeles brought J Ross Clari President of the road C O Whitlemore vice president P M Grace superintendent Arthur Maguire chief engineer and other officials George Flghr Backeoh of Beatty formerly of Oakland California gave the address of welcome

Heatty New Uvder Hullfeag Commercial Club Beatty Jn Clark Las Veras & Tollaad Beatty Sullfrog Arthur Maguire George Fxlghr Eoh Oakland Cat Volconic

Purchase of two ocean steamers for Seattle service

ANOEND THE BOHN Petrole Oct 22 The steel passenger steamers Chippewa and Troquats have been sold for 100000 to Puget Bound Day near Seattle and will start from Detroit for their voyage down the St Lawrence to Cape Horn and Puget Sound. Indianapolis, recently promised by the same line, made the Chicago to Seattle trip in old days. The ships, nearly identical, are capable of 15 miles an hour and were built at Toledo with Chippewa dating from 1900 and Troquats from 1901. The purchase price includes equipment for the voyage to Cape Horn.

Toledo

Preventing Stomach Ailments With Billers Remedy

An old advertisement claims a dose of the Billers prevents suffering from a bad stomach and cures a range of ailments from sea rising and flatulence to heartburn indigestion cramps and insomnia. It promotes broad relief and better digestion.

Supreme Court Reaffirms Ruling in Aetna Banking Case

The Supreme Court affirms a judgment for the Aetna Banking and Trust Company in a Montana dispute. State examiner sought inspection and a $100 fee payment, but the court held the state fee law applies only to Montana corporations. West Virginia incorporation and foreign status exempt the company, and Justice Mulburn took no part.

Aetna Banking and Trust Company Justice Halloway Bow Montana Aelsa West Virginia Aetta Ta Montata Mulburn

Ousted bridge firms face winding up in Ohio court

Bellefontaine Oct. 22 Circuit Court voided charters of Tron Sub Structure Co of Columbus and Columbus Bridge Co. Trustees John H. Cassidy William R. Niven and F. E. Chamberlain of Bellefontaine named to wind up affairs. Included in the record is stray commentary and an extended clipping from McClure's about truth and judging, with a judge and youth mischief story interwoven.

Bellefontaine Ohio Circuit Caurd State of Ohio Hridge Trust Tron McClure Fudge Juda Ted Stece Horace

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