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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1911
Page
5
A promotional note touts Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a safe, gentle, and effective laxative for women and children. It emphasizes cleansing benefits, curing indigestion and constipation, and warns buyers to ensure the label shows California Fig Syrup Co. on the bottle front. price listed at 59 cents.
Early session prices were steady then sharply fell as selling intensified. Analysts note weak demand and expected lower open, with equities under pressure across major exchanges. Short covering may provide brief relief but the overall outlook remains pallid, with a continued liquidation trend seen in New York and Chicago markets.
Chicago today saw exporters and millers bidding for offerings, triggering a modest rise in the hard winter wheat market. Prices closed steady with a narrow range, while corn, oats, and fats posted varied shifts amid weather and export expectations. cattle and hog futures showed mixed signals as the session ended.
In a midnight shooting at Christopher near the city, three people were wounded during an escape attempt after remand for examination. Deputy Tom Mackey killed Shadowens. City Marshal John Stakin rider and spectator were struck. Justice Mannon denied transfer to jail as Siad omens fired. The crowded courtroom saw chaos and a second-floor fall as Shadywens, Benges, and others involved.
In San Francisco an official denial was issued by Calevin general manager Small superintendent of motive power and D M Davis general superintendent of the northern division of Southern Pacific railroad. They stated no fortifications were made and workers were laid off for slack work, not to resist a strike.
In Winnipeg on August 1, H A Welsford registrar of voters was charged in police court for refusing to register absentees. Samuel Spense disputed a seat on a set of guests, denied on tribural grounds. The campaign grows bitter in the West as reciprocity shifts party lines. ten thousand Winnipeg voters registered, about two thirds of the city’s electorate.
A note from Fort McPherson reports a man killed his partner and then himself in a lonely carh near the Salt river mouth. An Indian discovered the bodies, the writer saying illness led to the murder suicide after the partner refused to seek a doctor. The cabin, named Oliver, lay near the camp at the Salt river mouth, about AM mites from the Peet Ong of the prospectors from Edmonton.
An alternative writ was issued ordering a hearing on August 2 to determine whether the county will be created. A protest alleges the route to county status was slowed by over 60 percent as electors clashed with the board of supervisors.
Santa Po, NLM, Aug. former County Treasurer Chenault has been arrested at Johoders territorial traveling editor, and will examine the books from his tenure. A shortage of about $10,000 is alleged, while friends reportedly claim a prior discrepancy of $218,000 ending in his retirement from office.
In Trildad Colorado Avenue Fi Ket, two unknown men assaulted and robbed a constable, leaving him for dead. Walker, a tablenable resident, was injured during the incident as he searched for stolen stock. A violent storm followed, and the wounded were cared for for hours at the scene.
In Iola Kansas Mayor Bollinger pardoned Mrs Een Reese releasing her from a last Monday fine after a court ruling. The move ended a dispute among the judge street commissioners police and public over whether she should serve the fine. City attorney Traves Morse said the mayor had authority to issue the pardon and a city commission meeting approved it.
Report details a bride and groom in an elopement near Tuxedo and Springvale with families delaying action. Amos Puck French, a local leader, notes he could separate them but they remain pledged to marriage amid scorn from relatives. The couple bars outsiders as lawyers are consulted in Newport and plans to tour Berkshire Hills emerge.
Important theater magnate Al Hayman announces retirement ending a 00 year influence in the industry. His wealth tied to the syndicate that formed with Klaw Erlanger Nixon Zimmerman, reshaping power in American theatre.
A fragmented ad lists vegetables and fruits with prices and baskets. Mentions beets turnips greens lettuce herbs and barley, plus pears peaches tomatoes and peppers. Indicates assorted items and prices per basket or pack, with several misspelled or unclear items.
A bomb blast in a crowded hall in Brooklyn destroys a three story brick building. Two people are killed and several injured as debris engulfs the scene. Police say the device was planted nearby and the blast occurred around 2 am, drawing a large emergency response and a search for victims.
Fragmented OCR text presents a mangled narrative with scattered phrases. It references various names and odd terms, suggesting a literary or poetic piece about endurance, health, and naming of scenes. The readable portions imply a surreal or experimental meditation rather than a clear event.
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