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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1906
Page
1
Fragmented dispatch reports W J Bryan speaking to North and South Carolina voters on public ownership and anti corruption. He contrasts federal bills, criticizes wealth influence, cites Roosevelt, and outlines a state controlled plan. The speech followed by transit updates and ship passenger notices in Honolulu.
A garbled Honolulu item notes the steamer Manchoria arriving at noon and the captain’s statement that the vessel will head to San Francisco under its own steam. Additionally, a case from Cape Girardeau Missouri mentions Anna Francis, a widow, giving testimony.
Report describes a confrontation involving the Smith brothers and Wood with no gang or black workers present. Nearby witnesses, including James Allen, saw armed men scatter towards a field while a white crowd stood distant. the scene details remain fragmentary and unclear.
A fragmented report notes plans to compel contractors to hire Chinese laborers for the Panama Canal project. It mentions deportation threats, bonds per Chinese worker, and proposed limits on Chinese laborers, with cables discussing government requirements and isthmus labor control.
German manufacturers visited President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay seeking relief from restrictive U S customs rules on imports. The president referred them to the Treasury and State departments for a feasibility report. Delegation leader C J Yatten said Germany had warned of war if American import restrictions persisted.
In Warreaw Ciussian Poland on September 1 a court condemned two revolutionists to death by hanging. General Doroshevsky led police operations. One revolutionary was wounded but escaped, the others were executed under the tribunal’s sentence.
Enns Wore arrested here today for forcing over the death of Goneeat Tre Poff in too yeblie a manner.
New Yorks New Astor Theater on Broadway and Thirty Fifth Street faced a delayed opening as the fire department flagged a missing large pump for the fire apparatus. After a delay of about 43 minutes the house began the curtain calls for a test show while managing tightened safety compliance. Patrons were offered refunds or rescheduled tickets as owners corrected the ventilation and pump concerns.
Special Dispatch from Dillon reports the Beavers Democrats held their primary election at the courthouse with delegates to the Democratic county convention chosen to meet in Dillon next Saturday evening. Township officers were continued with Justice of the Peace and constables among those reelected.
Lewiston Idaho Sept 17 Sherill Sutherland and WB Paris led by Steve Adame reach Arrow Junction on the Palace branch of the Northern Pacific shortly before the Spakare train's 10 o'clock arrival in Worting from Grongaville. A night way portion spent near Nez Perce Oily. Officers and prisoner proceed to Alag eou AT HuATh.
In Seattle Mary Morrie testified that Mrs. Creffield and Esther Mitchell showed insane tendencies during the case. Attorney Morrie described the women as weak minded and difficult, with references to an attempted new Christ movement that was halted by Creffield’s death. The trial's end remains uncertain as more witnesses may be called.
General Frederick Funston is en route from Academy Lake Washington to Washington to report to the War Department. He will await Secretary Taft's instructions and follow telegraphic orders upon arrival.
Rear Admiral Sir Edward Chichester, veteran of the Fea r Anson service and chief of the South African War era, died here this morning after a brief illness. His wife arrived from Tagland last night.
A man calling himself POE Creald Margan and claiming to represent Sim polf and to be a nephew of J Premont Morgan was remanded for trial at Greenwich police court on a charge of obtaining money by fraud from Dr. Dickey, resident at Miller hospital.
President notes Secretary of State’s arrival and Cuba mission, urging timely action. He mentions Secretary Root joining in Havana to bolster influence for a swift settlement amid continuing Caribbean tensions and the American diplomatic shift following South American discussions.
In western Cuba rebel leaders met near El Cano and named leaders for divisions, with about 2,650 rebels concentrated between Arroso Arias and Wie dig. Government forces reported 100 rebels wounded in Wasay as battles continued. talks for peace under possible American intervention progress slowly amid uncertainty.
Taft and Assistant Secretary Bacon travel to Cuba to further non political aims in ending the insurrection. They will stay near Maranage, with briefings planned for leaders of both sides and possible hearings at Minister Morgan's house as a neutral venue. The party expects to reach Havana by noon Wednesday and maintain discretion about their program.
Cablegram from Cunha Sa4 reports general conditions in the Santa Claus province are desperate. British intervats and property are to be protected as far as possible, with marines from the Rainbow guarding sugar mills and other facilities.
Germany urges protection for its subjects in Baltic provinces after a murder in Riga and rising insecurity. Ministerial commissions travel to investigate looting and killings, while consuls report on the 5,600 Germans in Riga and the safety measures at consulates and residences.
In September Bt Metorsburg the funeral for General Tropost, who died Saturday in Polos, will be held Wednesday. Per his wishes the service will be as simple as possible. The body will be interred in the chapel at the great palace of Peterhof. Rosaries will be sung twice daily and attended by the grand dukes. General de Monti is appointed acting commandant of the imperial palace replacing Tropoff.
Hannibal Sept 17 Leslie Shaw secretary of the treasury spoke in an address today to formally open the republican campaign in Missouri. Shaw urged voters to support the party and pressed the administration’s financial policies amid questions about the tax system.
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