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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1906
Page
9
Governor Toole visits Anaconda amid enthusiastic cheering and a packed Margaret Theater. He extols Democratic reforms, blasts Republican tactics, and pledges support for irrigation, land policy, and a Democratic legislature to implement changes.
The governor criticizes costly reclamation efforts and red tape while supporting forest reserves begun by President Cleveland. He notes wasted Line Wyoming funds, delayed projects, and taxation of grazing on reserves, urging appreciation of mountain water potential and irrigation needs.
Reports indicate substantial storm damage to Pines and coastal towns in Nueva Gerona and surrounding regions. Meanwhile in Indiana, W I Bryan’s campaign stops conclude with a mass meeting at American Association baseball park, using a special electric car and railing against metropolitan poll tactics.
A garbled text fragment laments political shilling and a railroad bill tied to adversity. It accuses opponents of deceit and hints at the governor’s role while noting rising public sentiment against a cited measure. The piece ends with a mislaid critique of Governor Toole.
Reports indicate Walsh and Dixon will hold a joint debate in Townsend next Saturday. The event follows a long exchange over whom to pair with Rep. Bray in a candidate forum, with party officials weighing timing and venue.
Philadelphia May 28 Mayor Weaver ordered suppression of The Clansman and The Chinaman dria production amid a nighttime demonstration by colored residents. The mayor plans to seek a court injunction restraining interference with the product ion.
Mayor Madlaan and Secretary Honiparte discussed moral conditions in Vallee. After noon, a letter warned about potential actions this season to curb saloons. The exchange signals upcoming measures on licensing and closures.
Snow piles across Colorado as blizzard conditions slow travel and delay passenger trains. Dense snowfall disrupts service while fruit crops and livestock remain outwardly untreatened in the area. Weather forecasters report continued heavy snow and cold through the day with travel hazards persisting.
The McLean committee led by Secretary Matt Cen and Horace Ling, with Nave, maps guidance for naval display at the statue in Washington in May next. The exercise has not yet deterred.
Doris Oct 2 report states the new French cabinet is completed with Clemenceau as premier and minister of interior. Key posts filled by Le Milenaire, Barthou, Millerand, and Chevron with Meurant and other ministers named. Uncertainty remains over foreign minister and civil service promotions.
Washington reports outline sweeping personnel shifts. Moody to Attorney General, Shaw to Postmaster General, Bonaparte to Secretary of the Navy, Meyer to Commerce and Labor, and Metcalf to Treasury. The moves come as the administration reorganizes key departments and fills vacancies.
Five men allegedly robed the Sawyer State Bank in Minneapolis securing about $400. Authorities close in after a brief chase, with officers tracking a clue that led to a rapid capture by two suspects. Police report the bandits fled but were later apprehended.
Washington issues a proclamation designating November 20 as a day of Thanksgiving and prayer. The document urges reverence for blessings received, condemns reckless pride, and calls all citizens to worship and gratitude under Providence. Roosevelt signs the proclamation on October 22, with Hoover as secretary.
A fragmented OCR item mentions Demaris Supiragtises and Lion Stig at the House of Commons. The readable text is sparse but implies a discussion or protest action connected to women and a tempest metaphor. No clear event date or concrete entities beyond the listed names.
A large group of suffragists surged into the House of Commons lobby causing chaos as police struggled to eject them. Chairs were mounted, barriers crossed, and women attempted to breach barriers while shouting for votes. Officers removed several demonstrators to the police yard amid heated scenes at Westminster. Ambassador Reid attended both houses reopening.
In Boulder on October 23 the first democratic rally of the season drew a large crowd to the opera house. Candidate Themis I. Walsh spoke strongly on state and national issues, persuading listeners with his testimony and arguments. D M Ketly, candidate for attorney, also spoke, emphasizing his suitability for the office.
A windless night sparked a disastrous blaze in Frisco s new business district destroying a row of wooden structures on News Avenue and Ellis Street. The blaze swept the Opera Saloon and Red Waters Co photography plant, causing about 20000 in damages. Firefighters from the Fire Legion battled the flames.
A man attacked inside a house collapses as a suspect breaches the window of the residence. Police report the victim is dead and the assailant fled after the crime, with three children present and the wife witnessing the incident. Authorities are investigating the motive and searching for the perpetrator.
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