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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1908
Page
5
Market observers report copper prices still rising with bullish sentiment. Traders note limited buying interest and suggest holding positions as near term activity shows uneven demand and potential for a continued uptick in value.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a stock Capitar inquiry with a certificate showing an increase, mentioning an attack scenario and a large sum around 100000. The text references property, public sale, and Oregon involvement, with scattered names and numbers. The readable bits imply a financial or property matter tied to county records and possible enforcement actions.
In Chicago and New York authorities raid a major brokerage tied to the Consolidated stock exchange. Key figures including Eastman and Hartman face arrests as bond and check irregularities surface. The firm’s finances are questioned amid suspensions and a missing partner. Public notices hint at a $1,000 stake and urgent inquiries into the raid’s scope.
Paris reports that a proposed ban could keep President from attending the wedding of Ante Anne Fallieres on August 10 at the Church of the Madeleine. Church authorities note excommunication law conflicts and say the president may not participate but could attend prayer privately.
The body of Senator Allixon will lie in state Friday before a private funeral at his residence. Rev J Mergen will lead services at Westmlluster Presbyterian Church, with burial at Ainwood cemetery. Members of Congress and state officials plan to attend, underscoring deep national respect for the late senator who died without surviving kin. A formal public memorial and visits by dignitaries from across the nation are noted, reflecting broad sympathy and official recognition of his service.
Benjamin Sires and Melvin Bower were seized after a theft spree involving stock and property near Pins Ridge. U S Marshal Seth Bullock requested immediate custody and habeas actions while noting sheriff cooperation from Deadwood authorities. The case involves alleged transportation of stolen property across territorial lines and rapid transfer to South Dakota authorities for further proceedings.
In Atlantic City a 1-year-old newsboy, John Brown, leaped into rough seas to save Paok W. Brown, a New York detective, from drowning. He swam through breakers, grabbed the elder by the clothes, and towed toward a lifeboat, but exhaustion and surf prevented a successful rescue. The detective succumbed to the water as rescuers worked frantically.
Five carloads of paper were auctioned today under the direction of John Natrachal of Chegon. The American Newspaper Publishers sold at about 190 per 100 pounds. The report mentions the sale and notes additional carloads in transit or planned, with mixed references to other papers and locations.
Fragmentary note discusses paper quality and supply from a manufacturer in New York. It mentions buying more paper, possible hiring, and pricing at 82 per 100 pounds, with unclear references to mills and buyers.
Fragmented local notices reflect a Hamilton Ontario style mix of social items. The report covers court actions, divorces, custody decisions, travel, and household updates from county clerks and residents, including names such as Mrs Davidson, Fullerton, and other locals, with references to travel to Prince Rupert and Hamilton.
A political tribute marks the departure of a department head from the Dheifle to the eleary ridings school at Mort Leyes worth Kian. A farewell reception followed by a float on the Merc ehinite six and a luncheon hosted by Leo Fennessee with Moxy Teddy Reger among attendees.
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