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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1902
Page
12
Unable to determine a coherent event or entities from the fragment. The readable bits reference insurance, a beer, an order, and groups named United Moderns, but no clear incident, date, people, or organizations to anchor a factual card.
A jury trial in Judge Mc Clernan's district court hears a suit by Margaret L Davies against United Moderns and others seeking $200 on a life policy. Davies alleges nonpayment after George P Davies died following an operation. defense says the insured was not sound at the time of application and misrepresented health. Evidence includes prior medical visits and the denial of the claim, with witnesses for both sides and motions for a new trial debated. The case centers on concealment of medical conditions and the policy's coverage after death.
The article recounts rumors of foul play surrounding the disappearance of a popular bartender, Bassette, after he went into the mountains January 1. Miner Alcid Dustmacher found Bassette's remains after Bassette expressed a wish to seek seclusion and wandered into cold mountain areas.
The Very Rev George Granville Bradley delays duties due to age as King Edward plans a coronation visit to St Edward's. Canon Duckworth will handle regalia at the altar while the dean presents the crown and communion cup. The investiture at Buckingham Palace follows with orders issued to several recipients.
Fragmented OCR suggests a crowd near a station or rail line with tickets involved. Mentions trains to London and a procession through suburbs. Names and places are garbled but indicate a colonial or political context in a session with movement toward Dublin and South Africa.
Two street cars collided head on on a curve near the Boston & Mel company plant at 8 o'clock this morning. Mol 7. J. Anderson was cut about the face and arms by flying glass. Conductor Arthur of the other car was blamed by the street railway officials for the accident. Passengers aboard reported only fright and shaking, while rules required cars to pass at a switch several feet away. The car bound to the smelter was under Conductor Fred Arthur.
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