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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1906
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists publication details including the publishing company, delivery options, subscription rates, and office addresses in Anaconda and other cities. It includes advertising offices and a broad network of newsstand distributors across multiple states and cities.
A fragmented recount notes that intervention in Cuba is urged by business interests while leaders in Washington and Manila weigh actions. It analyzes annexation, the Puerto Rico experience, and the stance of Secretary Taft. The piece shifts to New York politics, detailing Sulzer versus Hearst dynamics and Tammany influence in the governor race.
The piece notes copper production in Butte and Anaconda, detailing Washoe smelter outputs and Mathewson testimony on copper, gold, and olives. It mentions political jockeying in the Republican ticket, possible renominations, and the broader industrial push shaping wealth in the region.
A London dispatch notes a English surgeon conceived and carried out a new procedure with praise from peers. It describes a simple cashbag style process where the tool does not cut at right angles, a domed, magnified check follows, then a rigid glass and wool dressing is applied to prevent traction and pressure. The press comments on his bold method.
The dispatch alleges payroll fraud and salary padding in the quartermaster and Manila area, naming General Leonard Wood and a $1,000 yearly civic salary. It claims double payment for duties, questions Wood’s rapid rise, and seeks December congressional scrutiny.
Reports say residents of Evanston sleep outdoors to ward off tuberculosis amid calls for fresh air cures. The article notes many yards set with tents, cooler nights, and concerns over disease spores as officials reference a former mayor's involvement.
A wide fragment from a late summer issue notes enthusiasm for a reform orthography and the endangered spelling bee. It laments lost colonial echoes and hints at political chatter from Taft, Roosevelt, and others, while remarking on social diversions and a murder arrest in Los Angeles.
Masked men robbed a Butte saloon early yesterday, forcing the proprietor and patrons at gunpoint. They searched drawers while claiming not to steal coins, only booze, and fled with a bottle of liquor as police investigated and prepared to pursue identifications.
Eight armed men rode into White Cloud near Newaygo early today and attacked two banks in a bold raid. They destroyed the Newaygo County Bank interior with explosions, took between 200 and 340 dollars, and fled on horseback after guarding the guards and forcing the safe.
Chester Pennsylvania reports a string of Friday disasters for Adams Pennington of 1321 Crosby Street. He lost four fingers on his right hand at Kaystone Fiber plant this morning after a shearing machine mishap. His earlier Friday losses include a thumb years ago, a four year old son burned by live wire in 1903, and a daughter burned to death by dress fire at Thirteenth and Crosby streets about a year ago.
Paris dispatch from September 1941 notes Journal des Debats arguing Roosevelt's Cuba intervention expands American influence. It claims the president's action furthers U S interests and promotes a protectorate, while affirming the policy goals.
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