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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1911
Page
5
A garbled report describes a fatal quarrel in which a man killed his sweetheart's brother. The text is heavily corrupted with misspellings and unreadable segments, making exact names and places unclear but implying a lethal confrontation and subsequent actions.
A chaotic newspaper report states an alleged hold up man was captured after a pursuit near Salt Lake City. The article notes the suspect was apprehended following a chase through darkness, with three individuals wounded and the assailant in custody.
A chaotic derailment near New York left many passengers stranded as the fast train plunged off track. Engineers reported alarms and emergency crews responded, with several sustained injuries. Investigators pursue cause while services were disrupted across routes.
A lengthy desultory obituary notes the death of Abram N. Yoder, Montana secretary of state, and reflects on his career and service. It describes his public roles, political connections, and the impact of his passing on state officials, colleagues, and residents, with references to his wartime service and personal life.
Canadians prepare for a major contest as political groups campaign, election machinery in motion, and candidates vie for a pivotal role in the national decision. Reports describe extended campaign weeks, candidate nominations, and the aim to determine government leadership amid an upcoming election.
A fragmentary obituary outlines the life of a man named Yoder born in Ohio on July 2, 1658, who after early work in Ohio moved westward. He served as city treasurer of Butte, was secretary of state from 1904 to 1908, and faced a failed bid for reappointment. The report notes a death from heart failure near 4 o'clock after a horse race to Helena. The body was moved to Helena and funeral plans are incomplete. Other details mention a daughter ship to Butte and surviving wife with no children.
Community figures in Butte mourn A N Yoder whose long service and residence in the area were noted in this brief notice. Readers recall his years of work and his ties to local life as details on his passing emerge.
A surprised letter from Missoula announces the resignation of Supt. M. M. Powter over the Northern Pacific division, with Fowler stepping down after many years of service. The report notes Fowler’s long career, prior roles, and esteem held by colleagues.
The late secretary of state Yoder remained deeply tied to Butte and Silver Bow politics while serving Montana. He led Alblez & order in Helena prior to office and, as imperial paste manufacturing head, was a prominent Republican figure active in meetings and advocacy. Friends recall his efficiency as a state official and his persistent bid for the governorship nomination. Funeral plans not disclosed.
Admiral Togo solemnly placed two wreaths on Washington’s tomb at Mount Vernon and saluted silently. Rear Admiral Wainwright and the naval party accompanied him on the ceremonial visit to the president’s yacht Mayflower and Mount Vernon inscriptions. The group observed the tomb, greeted with smiles, and noted historic relics before departing.
A young reporter died saving a young girl near Hare after entering Gay Inna seven miles away. Dorothy Metitaw, 12, was involved in the incident as bystander or witness. The report notes heroic efforts and the tragic outcome with limited readable details from the OCR.
The first division of the revolutionary army entered the capital today and proclaimed Gen. Cincinnatus Leconte executive. General Leconte’s election to the presidency appears assured as H. O. W. Furniss warns the peace may be kept with Marines. Leconte, a 48-year-old lawyer, has led revolts and aided in overthrowing Simon.
Cane Muillet reports on Aug 6 that the brench steamer Caravelle carries General Firmlaid and Dr. Bobo among others. Firmlaid hopes the election proceeds without disturbances from rival candidates, while Bobo, exiled by Nord Alexis and Shmon, seeks a presidential bid amid tensions.
Oklahoma City reports W T Gray a farmer found murdered near Hart Oklahoma, his wagon used to move the corpse for three days before it was hidden in bushes. At Pan Valley the team and wagon were sold by a man named Frank Edwards. Edwards arrested in Long Beach California. Blinded by fate, aviator Frank Champion piloted into a sun he believed led to the brain. rescued by life guards.
In Fulton Missouri authorities arrest three adults, including Mrs Anne Boyd and Jefferson Woods, over a claim of a wholesale poisoning plot against Concordia area children. Gum pieces laced with strychnine were found near several homes, with two more families implicated as investigations continue.
Caney Kansas Aug sixteen young men were arrested on charges connected to kidnapping and stealing a bridegroom. Dale Williams, married to Paulina Canary, whose income comes from the Canary oil pool on land in the former Cherokee nation, led the party. The group abducted the groom from his parents home and returned him after a wild motor ride at 3 am with torn clothing. The bride initiated the marshal's involvement, but the suspects fled.
A Deer Lodge Montana convict in the state penitentiary sends every cent he can to charity and a Denver widow with nine children. Although he earns little, he works to make his money saleable in articles for teaching and lending work, and some earnings go to a charity fund. He writes from prison about the widow and her hungry children, and the paper reports donations and letters of thanks, noting his devotion despite confinement.
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