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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1907
Page
6
Readable items describe prettily trimmed hats priced at 2.95 with elaborate decoration, flowers, lace and ribbon. Notes suggest high quality, finely woven materials and a broader assortment, valued higher elsewhere. A fragment ends with the price or date not clearly stated.
A portion of bonds alleged stolen from the Trust Company of America by William Ad. Douglass was recovered at an apartment in Manhattan as authorities pursued larceny charges. Mrs Douglass had vanished, then reappeared at her parents’ Brooklyn home amid rumors of further arrests.
Spiritua Healing note from Huston reports the New Thought Society holding its annual convention in the city with sessions under way on April 22.
The article notes discussions on the relation of the ministry to spiritual healths with speakers addressing readers about Standard subscriptions and premium offers. It lists premiums including stereoscope sets and a Catholic works edition, available at Standard offices in Butte Anaconda Missoula and Saint Petersburg. An additional item reports M Golovin, lower house provident, to be received by the emperor on an audience tomorrow in St Petersburg.
Chester Mirtta and John Jen, two famed Yellowstone valley flockmen, are charged with grand larceny after 45 sheep valued at 11 each disappeared. A complaint by Wilson of Snydow Sheep Co. prompts a preliminary hearing next Wednesday. The Orinaco owners filed the dam claim.
A damaged fragment reports an admiralty inquiry into a collision involving Kaiser Wilhelm der Große and a Royal Mail steamer off Cherbourg. It states the verdict found excusable error on both sides and notes the court's determination in Berlin on a date in the early 20th century.
The Prairie Gas company filed its answer to Attorney General Jackalons suit to oust it from Kansas. It denies ties to Standard Oil and says neither it nor its agents have entered into any antitrust agreements or combinations to restrain trade.
An April 22 report from the Sunderberg investigating committee estimates Minnesota railroad property at 215 million dollars, about 27 thousand dollars per mile. Property capitalization stands near 400 thousand dollars, or fifty thousand per mile, with net earnings over five thousand dollars per mile last year.
Madrid reports show a sweeping Conservative victory in the chamber of deputies elections held yesterday. Across several cities other brief items note a large fire at Seaside Canning in New York state with $200,000 loss, and political moves in Sevastopol and Madison with varied outcomes.
April 2 reports armed terrorists halted a carriage carrying government funds. The escort was fired upon, a bomb destroyed the carriage, killing three attackers and mortally wounding five more, as well as the commander and a government employee in charge of the money. The assailants escaped with the funds.
New York April 2 Davis F Stedman a clerk in the registry department of the New York post office is charged with taking $1 from a letter addressed to Jerusalem by a Chicago man. Stedman has held trusted posts for 18 years and has been an attorney assistant superintendent on several occasions. The postmaster general inspector says he has made a written confession.
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