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Butte issue lists the nineiel branch at 28 East Broadway Hull Telephone 422 advertising rates furnished on application.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1911
Page
7
Butte issue lists the nineiel branch at 28 East Broadway Hull Telephone 422 advertising rates furnished on application.
The readable fragments list street addresses, names like Martin and McClernan, and court notices including a September 1 deadline. There are references to a pavilion opening, an orchestra, medical claims, and funeral details for Antone, plus police inquiry notes about a rival.
Witnesses testified at the inquest that a holdup at Pipestenn Springs was premeditated by suspects linked to Trufus and the Witherlies. Police considered deeper investigation as details emerged of a fatal shooting and a staged hold up.
Women reported an alleged porch climber in a neighborhood near 405 West Mercury as Officer Watkins arrested a suspect around the corner. The man faces a charge of unlawful intrusion on a residence, with residents appealing for action.
A Spokane report details a deadly car accident involving a woman and three others injured as a heavy wheel broke free, tossing a passenger from a car near a Utah avenue crossing. The piece recalls a 1905 crash at a garden crossing with ten fatalities and notes a later warehouse explosion in Sunny Valleys.
Michael Murphy city marshal of Wilkerville died last night at St James hospital after a pneumonia battle since Thursday. A 39 year old lifelong miner and Walkerville resident, he served as marshal for five years and leaves a wife a daughter a brother and three sisters.
A 17-year-old boy on a Northern Pacific train from Oregon to Glendive leapt from a window near Homestake as officers attempted to detain him for bond theft. The train halted at Homestake, but the fugitive vanished into the countryside and had not been recaptured by nightfall.
Arrangements have been perfected for selling tickets of the benefit at the track with proceeds to charity. Tickets may be secured through listed organizers including Mobert Melcolt and Jake Osenbrug as the committee aims to raise a large sum for the cause.
A man was assaulted on a street near West Minlple Street and treated for knife wounds. He rode home from work when a stranger attacked him with a knife, slashing the arm and ribs. The weapon was wrestled away, leaving the assailant at large. The injured man is improving and mentions a cousin named Muhat.
A sensational provincial note envisions Endymion II and Prince Ahmed in a hypothetical handicap clash at Butte, with weights and pacing debated. The piece praises Endymion II’s form and stamina, notes Prince Ahmed’s speed and history, and urges local organizers to stage a race that could attract a massive crowd and set enduring records.
On August 20 in Newark Frank Kramer of Hest Urabge won the one Toile national championship bike vac today with Preg Lill of Boston second and Joe Fogler of Brooklyn third. The time was a mittes 1 reconds. The event gives Kramer an total of 50 points for the all-round championship. Rocks Point, Ro ty Aug Phare Johansen, the Swedish representative, won the international Marathi at the local track today In 11:20:22 4-b, Chicago, Aug. 20-George Harken schmidt revained idle tadly at account of a lame shoulder, but will beat avarls by earnest tomorrow on preparation for his championship match with Geteh.
A garbled list of items and prices appears to describe stalls and wares at a market near West Park. Mentions include glasses, bargains, samples, and various miscellaneous goods with pricing hints, but the text remains fragmentary and unclear about sellers or exact dates.
Walter Monies, a farmer at Lares, was held up by masked men while walking home on South Dakota Street. The unaimed assailants robbed him of $80 and forced him to follow as they pursued a second victim, with one man later accused of the crime.
Lieutenant Whitto, executive officer of the United States revenue cutter Androscoggin, died at Rett er hospital from injuries after a group beat four officers passing through North Street. The attack occurred as they returned to the vessel from Rig vessel, with no immediate defense available. Initial police reports offered little detail, and funeral arrangements for Lt Whitto and fellow officer Dobe were announced, with services to be held at St Patrick's Church and March 1.
Fragmented OCR text describes a half mile track event with numerous attendees and mentions of individuals and companies in a period newspaper tone. The garbled lines reference a public gathering, a card of shopping or shestamlar, and mentions of plans for future trips and corporate entities like Ray Consolidated Minow company.
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