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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1906
Page
18
The Anaconda Standard notices subscription rates and publisher details. It lists daily and Sunday rates, branch offices in Butte and Anaconda, multiple city newsstand partners, and contact addresses including 21 West Eagle, Kavanaugh’s, and various agents across the country.
Despite a vote on proxies, Winston Churchill builds solid support for the Republican bid for New Hampshire governor. Party leaders fear unrest, while Maine and Vermont results push a house cleaning agenda. if unmet, dissent may reappear at the polls. The railroad domination issue stirs public interest across states.
The New York Commercial notes silver near 67 to 68 cents an ounce, its highest in over a decade, with rising production and strong demand from monetary and industrial sectors. Government buys for subsidiary coinage and East and French demand support prices, suggesting further gains before reopening Silver camps in the western states.
Reported dissatisfaction rises among line officers and troops over the extensive instruction marches for the yearly assembly of res ulate and militiamen. Investigators note regulars perceive long practice marches as mild relief from monotony, yet many find them harsh and overly punishing.
A report notes Wisconsin's rise as a pearl producer with a new diamond bearing clay claim. Geologists describe four brackites with African-like gems, while experts acknowledge unusual demand for diamonds despite no local production last season.
A reader recounts years of emaciation and illness from stomach trouble after failed treatments by doctors and professors. A wife’s cereal choice, Grape-Nuts with cream, gradually rebuilt health and weight, ending long suffering and restoring vitality, in a personal testimony from Michigan.
A proposed Chicago Milwaukee Paul railroad station will sit on South Montana Street near Silver Bow Creek in Butte. Deeds for about 26 acres were filed, including land on the Valley and Tecumseh lodes formerly owned by Bannister Mining, with portions deeded by Daly, Bannister, and William M. Brown. The St Paul line is expected to cross Silver Bow Creek near Montana Street, and other railroads may connect to the new station, reachable by two streetcar lines from Montaneetree and South Butte.
Shipping men in New York react to a Tokio cable report noting substantial Pacific currents shifts near the Hawaiian Islands. The changes are linked to recent shipwrecks including the Ma churia Mongolia and Tenis Sates, while a Kobe earthquake is said to align with this convulsion. The article also covers unrelated legal and local notices dispersed through Boulder and San Francisco dispatches.
San Francisco department reports a message from Petania stating the U S Army will take off stranded passengers of the Mongolia near Midwas Island. Cape Girardeau meanwhile notes fourteen defense witnesses in the Smith Bros peonage case testified to good treatment of enslaved workers under contract in that area.
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