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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1903
Page
6
The Western Montana News listing from the Standard's Missoula office at 134 Hige Ins avenue provides advertising rates on apartment classifications and related inquiries. The notice lists a Missoula telephone for contact and indicates ongoing rates for classified ads in the agate.
Reports from Clinton 18 miles east of Aussaila describe a strike turning violent with the railroad station ordered permanently closed. Workers evacuated as telegraphers strike disrupts freight, forcing prepayment only to listed destinations. freight backlog grows while talks continue in Missouri.
Widespread smoke from the Coeur d'Alene area has largely cleared after days of heavy haze. Officials report fires east of Rome and west toward the gorge remain active, with some blazes burning in green-tinted areas as night patrols continue.
The Chamber of Commerce held an important meeting in Missoula with committee reports on reviving activities and plans for a celebration. Key figures included Maver Torts, Lanta eee, and Miss Marrigon, with discussions on society events, education, and local preparations for forthcoming programs.
A malformed filing at the Eye clerk and recorder office logs a notice by WH Ye regarding parcels numbered 1 to 10 in the Cava engine area by the creek district. The sale after 11 in the morning at Witton for FLD is recorded, with deed details for Chon Ankin Wennen and Jobin Ridgr. Mail orders to Golden Tenle, Missoula.
An old proverb is disproved as lightning strikes twice at the Maddox place and near the Mariana Brewler company. The stable at the former site burns to the ground, contents lost, horses removed, and nearby dwellings suffer damage from falling shingles and debris. A second strike hits the nearby area, with buildings and fencework damaged and several animals relocated.
Report outlines record grain yields across the valley with farmers claiming unprecedented harvests. Officials note higher production due to seed variety and favorable conditions, praising growers for boosting reserves and market potential amid warnings of weather risks.
A coroner's jury examined a fatal incident at an industrial site this evening. Foreman Hrenoer reported the deceased was not at fault and witnesses described the events leading to the death. The inquest ended with no blame assigned to the company. The date and location of further deliberations or related proceedings were not disclosed.
The city council approved a tax levy to fund municipal operations for the year. The general fund is set at 7 mills with additional sinking fund and other charges making the total levy around 10 mills. The action follows an August session led by Mayor Smite and reflects ongoing city expenditures for public services.
Dr and Mrs Zius and P M Tellly noted in Missoula society. Vi Fyne at Cinenet registered in Missoni. Helena Mapa from Great Falls to the WA city. Residents of Boalt spent yesterday in the city. Beloved in Missoula. Mayor Voulek Poeyes of Patou hosted expected residents of the Mnekfat area in Hima. Frank Woods and guests visit. Mrs Blessing and Mrs Waris siblings visiting. Mrs McCarlland plans visit. doctor to split time between Gere and the city. Davis and family arrived at Grunt hotel for the season. Jd and Mrs A Hienmelhager to extend stay West. Colorado Springs Dear Lake and Calif. trips planned. Watson to Portland Exposition. expect to stay away until Bios eH ne.
Special dispatch to the Standard from Hotona Ai g details a fatal shooting on the Cheyenne Ring Road. United States Attorney Rasch was notified, Willan Russell a tribe member died, claimed by George Walkers a white trader. A shotgun was used and a US marshal was dispatched to the reservation to arrest Walters.
The case centers on the Montana matter where the government appeals a perjury allegation involving Cobban and Maynard. Judge Knowles presided as the jury verdict favored the plaintiff with five thousand dollars, while the defense argues excessiveness and errors in instructions.
Missoula Aug 1 Two operators A Schultz and E Halloway were arrested tonight at Arlee by Sheriff Potter acting as a special detective for the emergency. They are accused of making threats and intimidating other operators who joined the cries. They have been placed in Missoula county jail awaiting trial. A serious accident occurred on the Creu TAtne branch of the Northern Pacific today when a man fell about two feet from a bridge, striking his head and shoulders. He sustained a fracture of one leg and was brought to Northern Parish hospital in town. He remains unconscious with physicians hopeful for recovery. Thomas Hinek is reportedly with a.
Washington observers reported unfavorable conditions for viewing the moon’s partial eclipse. Preparations were widespread but clouds largely blocked the view with only rare glimpses of the Moon behind a thick bar, suppressing observations at Castell Stages observatory.
Wooster Ohio Aug. 9 19xx Augustus Tage Bart testified on the witness stand during cross examination of ex Tudga Singser. He appeared composed under fire and spoke passages clearly. No new facts emerged in the Hemet sues case.
A Burlington wreck in Lincoln Nebraska today injured six people including the Garners of Lincoln and Commoditor Estelle of Lincoln who were taken to a time vain hospital with serious injuries.
The president appointed William W. Stephens to Reshore Utah and J. F. HIM to Davenport Iowa for diplomatic posts.
Missoula officials report several saloon licenses approved during the adjourned county session. The board also addressed property assessments, reducing some values and removing others from the tax rolls while appointing a nursery representative to the state fair. An equalization meeting followed, with adjustments to several parcels and protests reviewed, including a noted reduction for a Havel townsite assessment and changes for Thompson and Lamdry cases.
Two Roosevelt girls aged 45 and 12 were injured when a horse drawing a high cart ran away, smashing the cart into a tree. Neighbors and a physician treated them on the scene but one girl died later from a fractured skull, while the other remained unconscious.
The Aug 1 TGurur reports the Netherlands cabinet was recast after lacking royal approval. New ministers include Divenier peo ten and minister of finance, Flore Derursters as foreign affairs, Vorr vun Tete as justice, Heer vin Rallies as vice president and defense, Cohen Sturie as war, General Stank on external works and trade, Herre Krana in technique and culture, Here Hoods over colonies, with Depity Fav as another official.
Chicago news reports the Taft Roosevelt party to Iloilo with a governor and army officers aboard. A reception committee arranged transport and the party will stay aboard the vessel until reaching Chicago.
Patrick Morin, miner burned in his cabin near Morris Idaho, owned a placer claim in Helena during the placer era. After the city grew he pursued costly litigation in which the US Supreme Court denied his claim, leaving his mind affected by the loss.
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Aug 11 report lists 1,208 patients treated for conditions described as self maintained on the first fingers of the right hand. The note presents a terse tally from PMT THD with limited context and unnamed agencies.
Delegates at the convention vote favoring President Shea's method of endorsement amid strong criticism. The session adjourns after contentious discussions on per capita tax, union matters, and a dispute between vice presidents.
An expedition led by Lord Lamington prepared a lion hunt near the Gite forest. Major Carnsey and two aides tracked a pride into jungle, a clash ensued, and Carnsey was killed by a lion’s blow after multiple shots and a struggle. The party carried the body back by torchlight to the station.
Dr W G Grace, famed cricketer, recalls a curious autograph exchange with a shy boy named Bagl. The boy sought Grace’s signature, later offering a document for a swap, joking that a bishop was worth two. Grace laughs, noting the rookie’s naive yet charming approach.
Frail wording describes King Edward as steward of priceless gold plate amassed by successive sovereigns. The treasure, stored in Windsor Castle, is brought to Tanda for a court entertainment amid tight guard, likened to values of the Winter Palace in St Petersburg.
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