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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1906

Page

7

Death of Old-Timer of Madison County

Oliver J. Donegan died suddenly at Puller Springs ranch near Madison County. Born in 1838 in Shane Treland, he emigrated to America with parents, lived in New York and Galena before mining near Alder Gulch and Ruby Valley. He served in Montana Territory's House of Representatives as a Democrat then Republican, married Miss Crawley in 1865, and left four children. His death followed a fall and apoplexy suspected as cause.

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Chase Ends In Drunken Pursuit After Sudden Exit

Frank J. Tresch a pioneer from Mackamish left his job in a hazy spree and headed for the country after a violent scene. He acted in a way described as a horror, rode to the country, and returned alone a few hours later.

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Unclear fragmentary report from Tomestyke nine sighting

Muddled OCR notes describe a sighting involving Inte Menie and a person claiming to be a wife. The text is damaged with several garbled terms and uncertain names, making it hard to determine event, date, or location.

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Helena council awards contract for street improvements

Helena city council approved a contract with the West Minelow company for paving grading and setting sidewalks in the west mill area. The plan includes concrete sidewalks brick walks stone gutters and curb work with anticipated total costs around 800 to 900. A related excursion to Great Falls from Helena is planned during the fair with expected several hundred attendees including the state band and notable cannons in a cultural program.

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Whesh Song Festival Opens in Garnavan

The royal national ommitketarat opened here to play with the ws verginonl. The main event was the chorus competition for prizes given by Andrew Carnegie. The North Staty fordwhira wholr was awarded the Minit prize.

Quaint Rooted Loner Jailed Amid Insanity Decline

Old County Jat Port Veilteen Veans, a secluded inhabitant long kept on the fringes, faced conviction amid claims of insanity. The man, aged 64, lived in isolation, subsisting on berries and rice, while declaring himself king of all lands and refusing food offers. After arrest, his health visibly deteriorated, though locals tried to aid him before the case moved forward.

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Russia's latest scheme aims to deter revolutionaries

A historic notice reports a government plan to expel revolutionaries and Jews by luring them to the United States. It cites subsidized steam lines under state contracts to move dispossessed Russians, promising relief while preparing large scale resettlement on American soil.

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Not From Chicago London finds relic of Charles I toom

A fragment from the rim of Charles I was unearthed by a stormer near Yarmouth, discovered by a local butcher. The object, described as a piece tied to historic royal era, was traced from a distant source. The finding adds interest to regional antiquities and local history.

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