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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1906
Page
27
A man pleaded guilty in court after admitting he struck a woman in self defense over money she demanded. Other cases featured vagrancy, drunkenness, damages, and disputes with sentences or fines imposed, including a woman being sent below when sober.
Manager Agnew of Seattle sent a telegram to Northwest League President W H Lucas urging him to come to the coast. Lucas left Spokane for Seattle Sunday, with Coast League play likely paused as Portland and Seattle are far apart and a schedule rearrangement is discussed but faces opposition.
Fragmentary report notes talks opening over transfer of Portland and involvement of Teague. Details are unclear but imply negotiations and exhibitions tied to national fame themes. No specific dates or additional names confirmed.
Bargain basement notice lists items in bankrupt stock: sterling salt and pepper sets, sugar and creamer, water bottles, wedding rings. Discounts shown in wholesale terms with several price references amid disorderly OCR. Still identifies bankrupted stock liquidation offering jewelry and glassware at low rates.
The court heard a plea from Cashal evicted the Afghan charged with second degree, with an Afghan interpreter used after the judge ordered a substitute. The court planned to return the case to jail. the murder trial of Peter Te Keane continued, and James Murray’s assault case was deferred until next Tuesday.
Ralph Gates came back from Billings Sunday night after a dispute over a promised money order to his mother in the East. He said he asked a friend to explain to Terney, but the friend gave Terney an impression Gates had skipped. Terney filed with postal authorities, but Gates said he went to see his sister and settled matters with Terney yesterday without any promotion.
Rare imported soaps from Roger & Gale and other brands priced at 1 per cake and under. Fosselman's Drug Store advertises chocolates and perfumes. Oregon Short Line offers excursion tickets to California with limited return and stopovers. reservations available at the Butte North Main Street office.
At Copenhagen on April 23 reports indicate seventy Danish fishermen from Icelandic trawlers are feared lost after the trio of ships foundered. Local authorities are coordinating search efforts.
In a lengthy session the city of Butte charged Sam Alexander with creating a disturbance at the Goldberg lock and drawing a gun. Witnesses described a late Saturday night encounter, with cross examinations over threats and self defense. Alexander claimed no weapon, offered bonds, and the matter was submitted for adjudication.
The Great Northern Railway now offers through sleeping car service between Seattle and Chicago aboard the Oriental Limited. A new tourist sleeping car provides lower fares, about half the standard rates, with no car changes between main line stations in North Dakota, Montana, and Chicago in either direction. Also notes no connection between the WRC relief group and the GAR. Mrs. Erick leads the auxiliary to G. ALR. A separate item reports a stolen horse and bogey owned by Gratz & Sadie on Copper street, with sheriff notified.
Theodore Hennessy reported that an outfit was found in Walkerville tied to a post at night. It was secured and later returned to the rightful owners, completing the incident.
Margaret Box filed for divorce from Oscar Box in district court alleging cruelty and a mean disposition. They wed at Tipton Missouri on December 28 1893 and have two children. Mrs Box seeks visitation rights and claims he has driven her from home and threatened her. The couple have been separated for two weeks.
Miles City on April 23 James M Copp who was taken to Bach lodging house Friday jumped through a window during delirium last night near the railroad track and died where he had been seen all morning. Section men and railroad workers could not converse with him. Coroner's jury found pneumonia delirium and exposure as causes of death.
A Great Falls dispatch reports Los Banos Calif April 22 with damages across the town caused by a quake heavy losses listed for Miller Lux C F Bertholt and A Genellin total damage estimated at 150000. The incident also mentions further travel notices and mixed regional items including a train schedule note and San Francisco earthquake timing.
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