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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1907
Page
5
A garbled OCR style entry names several individuals as directors or officers including F. Hawle GB, M. Leonard, John H. Curia, Ed Heinze, Ed Hickey and B. F. Chae along with titles like president cashier and treasurer in a fragmented document fragment.
A jury found Dan Callaran guilty of robbing a saloon customer after a night of misconduct at Ye Dillon saloon. Witnesses testified that Callaran assaulted and demanded money, while the proprietor was later cleared of blame. additional cases included fast driving and minor injuries among patrons and staff.
An experimenter describes dozens of distinct images of lily diggers and garden flowers showing eye like patterns on leaves. The text discusses possible telegraphed responses and comparisons to animal eye function.
Willan Anderaan, colored man, charged with felonious theft of a Colts revit ver from Leyers on town edge. Arraigned, tried, and sentenced to RM dase fi the candy date yeasterday within 12 hours of the crime. Stolen property recovered and returned. J P Browne of Rulte-Mortana Mining Company communicates brief justice note.
The article portrays John Waldeck accusing John D. Rockefeller of fraud and manipulation over property and payments. Waldeck asserts owners were deprived through deceit, spurring a tense exchange about legal action and potential remedies.
The text presents a disjointed statement about sending someone to a high status asylum-like facility, contextualized as luxury for a man. It hints at upcoming actions by the speaker and implies that John will regret earlier actions, including robberies, with a promise of later communication.
The Fronty Crest Pass Tribune reports an unlikely theft in the city. Hubert Blend, a young Hawer hose worker at Black Bagley dam, admitted stealing a street car from in front of Park Wales and driving it to Eighth Street where a circuit Dive burned. Suspected involvement by Netok awnitter in another tram incident is noted, with Blend later charged for mobbing a candy stand at Batgle purl and paying fees for candy. Blend denies robbing the candy store.
A Crow man identified as Porvespmdones of the Stamiand Billings was arraigned on a drinking charge, found guilty, and sentenced to 10 days in jail. He refused to name the liquor supplier, describing the bootlegger with a vague account.
Correspondent notes interest in a Northwestern rail route from Milwaukee toward the Pacific coast. Proposed line would connect Yellowstone region through Helena and Bitteroot country with a possible southward move to Lander and beyond. The report mentions a Montana route and potential to open the north coast via a coastal access path.
A Salt Lake City jail inmate known as Myrtle is described as a longtime fixture at the city jail, having spent decades there. The piece notes his notoriety, eccentric appearance, and repeated drunken episodes, along with occasional police interactions and rumored relatives who send money.
John Vurea passed away in Nye borin ground near the Howe te Teyeds surrounded by family and neighbors. Despite skilled medical care, his life ended peacefully last Friday morning.
A wagon toppled near Divide on Wednesday, killing Varuar OHSS and injuring a horse. A second wagon and crowd gathered at the scene as responders worked. The incident involved a tense moment when the wagon overturned, the horse unseated, and a bystander was reportedly hurt.
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