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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1906
Page
8
Reports from Florida describe storm relief efforts and gratitude for federal aid while Minnesota and North Dakota endure heavy snow and blizzard conditions. In Washington, the Supreme Court denies a writ related to a Wisconsin whiskey dealer case, upholding a lower court ruling. Other dispatches note U.S. commercial talks with Germany and pending steps toward a new trade arrangement.
Secre tary Rontas orders expert visits to consult with Germany on modifying American tariff laws. Funds raised include 2 382 000 in San Francisco and 400 000 in New York. Red Cross efforts drive relief and trade policy discussions amid widespread appeals. In separate reports, Robert Featherstone is found guilty of murder in Victoria and a steamer mine disaster near Kungoose Bay yields unknown victims. The governor general orders immediate navigation suspension in Kungoose.
Washington on October 27 the Red Cross executive committee approved estimates for the California relief work continuing the old policy. The committee projected a total around six million dollars for the coming period, outlining funding to sustain field operations and relief services through the next year.
Milwaukee October 22 nearly a ton of butter was seized today at Keller Bron Co by the health officer. Warrants were sworn for David and Samuel Keller on a charge of selling adulterated butter. The action cites violations of pure food laws and follows samples testing positive for adulteration.
Near Nosca peck Warrants farmer Ar tur hunted on Noscopeck mountain four miles from home when a bear sighting caused him to retreat into bushes. He returned home without attempting to shoot the animal. Meanwhile plans to establish a life saving station at Banfield creek for winter coastal access are under discussion.
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