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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1908
Page
8
A jumble of lines promotes a secret remedy Urrine to cure a drunken husband and protect family life. References to individuals and places appear garbled, with implausible claims about a tonic and secrecy. The passage lacks coherent structure and verifiable details.
The copper and metals markets eased as profit taking pressured prices. Traders reported broad weakness in the afternoon with smelters targeted and a general list decline, while news from Washington about potential non prosecution under the railroad clause affected sentiment. Analysts saw liquidation by special interests and advised taking profits until clearer signs emerge.
A damaged OCR passage notes volatile trading in Boston stocks with scattered prices and orders. Mentions markets, stops, and several firms though names are garbled, reflecting a fragmentary historical financial brief.
An annual gathering titled The Pleasant custom of Ganthengiets will be revived at Thornton hotel on Thursday evening. Local organizers Mr Mrs BR Wach and others plan the event to celebrate prosperity and community progress with a 6 o clock seating.
A rough report notes a Christan Temperance gathering at Melitodiat Kiplacapal church in Monday events. Local branch officers listed include Mrs. BJ Stanley as president and treasurer Mer ROM with others named in attendance.
The judiciary committee of the city council narrowly approved a streetcar ordinance after hours of discussion. The measure, introduced by Siderman Ronen, seeks regulation of streetcar operations including fare rules, transfers, and student half fares, with provisions on track maintenance and safety features. The vote centered on transfer restrictions and fee limits, with officials and the streetcar company debating details and potential abuses.
A Maloney woman was acquitted on a charge of petty larceny arising from allegations of a theft involving a leather wallet and a quilted silk item connected to Crosier. The court heard that $400 and other money were claimed missing from pockets during the encounter. Crawford B. Witte defended the woman as Maurice Engish presented state interests. The case was ruled by Judge Calligan after a trial held without a jury. Crosier testified to the alleged theft and the events surrounding the encounter.
The Finnish Senate steps down after a censure vote amid accusations of delivering political agitators to Russian authorities and undermining Finland’s autonomy. Citizens call for retirement of a cabinet seen as unable to defend national rights.
An extended advertisement extols Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as a superior tonic stimulant to fortify the system against winter fatigue and malaria. It touts endorsements from doctors, urges readers to buy only genuine sealed bottles, and notes trademarks and distributorships in Rochester New York and Montana.
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