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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1906
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates daily and Sunday options with advance payment, and yearly terms. It notes office locations in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte and other cities, plus multiple newsstand sales points across major western cities.
A credulous portrait of Senator Dick of Ohio as a master strategist who controls the Republican machine in Otis, outmaneuvering rivals like Senator Foraker and Walker. The piece praises his politics, dexterity, and craft, while noting swings against Gallinger and support for Churchill in New Hampshire’s governorship race.
An eminent Chinese authority notes China will not supply labor for the Panama Canal. He cites danger, hard work, and advisement by influential countrymen to stay away. He warns China sees no benefit in aiding American completion and expects no help from Chinese workers.
The article discusses Man and policy tensions over Chinese labor, immigration bans, and statehood debates in Arizona and New Mexico. It references congressional actions on a Chinese exclusion measure, Democratic and Republican conventions, and public sentiment against joint statehood with New Mexico. It also mentions Secretary Wilson’s agricultural reforms, poultry industry notes, and political campaigning in New York and Poland.
Sai Pedea California reports damage as a dredger under Capt Crawford works at a government reservation. The Interurban line near Point Firmin loses portions of 119 track laid by Los Angeles Interurban Railroad, halting first regular service just begun along the coast. Captain Crawford reportedly acted on war department instructions.
A Reno block was destroyed by a fire that swept a storefront and nearby structures. Insurance covered about half the loss, with damage estimated around 45 000 dollars. A heavy individual loss was listed at 15 000 dollars. Twelve hullings were mined.
Mary Hinley starred in the polices court when Mrs. Sharp, wife of a Valle yours porter, was acquitted of resisting an officer during an arrest at her cafe. Testimony described the scene as Settles was being arrested for theft and she allegedly interfered. The case drew mixed remarks as the judge noted Sharp’s conduct during the proceedings.
Mrs Oelrichs undecided whether to contest the will as administrator for Chalet estate. Gerard states she may act as executor or guardian and mentions Vanderbilt connections. Dispute centers on dower rights and rights of widow, with possible mediation and contempt actions over the late Serror Matr.it estate.
In San Francisco Gent 12 the Fire Mes Fund corporation paid the first assessment on its losses, announcing a twenty percent installment. California fluvel stood in front of the company’s offices as policyholders crowded, hoping to receive their money. An estimated one thousand people visited to collect the initial payment.
The British ship Monkberns, reported waterable from Hamburg 298 days ago, arrived at this port this morning. The Montshir had been exposed on the reinsurance boards for weeks, with discussions tied to the voyage and border implications.
A report from Butte outlines Healy presenting multiple informations to Judge Bourquin in a district court case against alleged gamblers. Defendants include California proprietors Mileb and Kenek, A Klockman, Sam Walley, Pride Ceron, and others facing running gambling houses and related offenses. A grand jury investigation was pursued with limited indictments. several other individuals are linked to alleged gambling and associated crimes during February and August incidents.
The national Hoo-bio eatsention adjourned to meet next year at Atlante l. Officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: A. Runager, St Louis. Thomas Bogece, Oklahoma City. George M. Buncun, Houston. J. Tf. Baird, Nashville. Charles Evanagile, Minneapolis. Kook Yoult, Portland. Polke, Fort Wayne.
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