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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1909
Page
4
A cluttered notice details Standard Publishing Lomiany with publisher and Yeophetore entries, listing post office classification, pricing, and Sunday edition, plus an extensive distribution footprint across New York Chicago San Francisco Denver and many other cities. It enumerates newsstands and offices in multiple states and the printing and business contact details for the publisher.
The Standard highlights merchants urging prudence during the Christmas season while discussing arbitration in railway wage disputes. It notes that arbitration is voluntary, not compulsory, and covers the public’s right to opinion as railway workers' leaders refuse to arbitrate.
A fragmented report describes union leaders and politicians arguing over wage acts and strike potential. It mentions Governor Forbes and a presidential campaign discussion, plus names tied to a Red Cross and charity effort led by Mrs. Dowydiman Smeber. The text references stamps, a Tate party trip, and figures like Mabel Gourdinn and Suurray Cran in a tense public discourse. The passage is garbled but centers on labor, governance, and charity ties amid political maneuvering.
A fragmented account notes Roosevelt era spending and deficits, highlighting federal outlays, crop values, and costs in the eight years before and during his term. It cites figures like six hundred twenty million for the wheat crop and relates broader federal expenditures to the wartime and canal costs, with critical commentary on administration fiscal policy.
A misshapen OCR passage discusses government appropriations, political figures, and disputed charges tied to the era's policy debate. It mentions Tate and Adams era rhetoric, concerns over inflated costs, and references to financial figures and projected savings, all within a distressed, unclear narrative.
The Sun Moon Neptune and Mars influence the day guiding focus toward stability, practicality, and cautious steps in work and romance. Favorable for artisans and workers, with emphasis on steady employment and prudent choices, while some may seek authoritative help or legal clarity.
Dense fog in Chicago caused two streetcar wrecks in the early hours, injuring several passengers. One collision occurred between interurban cars near Tremont, injuring eight with two in critical condition. A second crash happened on a bridge over the Chicago River, where five cars collided and three people were hurt. Drivers halted by zero visibility and fog drove the chaos for blocks.
A damaged maritime note describes the four masted bark Maliernarn sunk off an island near Washington. The fixat ntote, steward and fone sitions were drowned. Twenty seven aboard were iv, eight went to a life saving station, nineteen are at the lifeboat station.
Fragmentary OCR notes list various names and roles such as Dr W Tawe, McPad, Dr IT, OH Taylor, Dr AM Mebert, M Araea, and DL Thonar as managers or officials along with scattered terms like tanker and bond ply.
Indicted St Paul arborist and co defendant Lonlee Arborist were not tried after a court granted a motion to nol pros and Orr a proposition, following the acquittal of Mrs Arbogast in the murder of her father Louis Arbogast.
The Aldermen favor Sunday closing and consider license measures. A special meeting discussed reducing saloons, setting a 240 annual limit, and restricting openings near schools. Proposals include six saloons by a 500 population rule, midnight to dawn closings, and penalties for violations. Several licenses sought to operate, with debates over suitability and enforcement.
A report from St Louis cemetery Sexton about a thief removing brass screws from marble tombs. The crime leaves gaps in memorials and endangers graves, with travelers and locals noting the desecration in several cemeteries.
Articles filed in Virginia City establish Valley Garden Ranch Company with $105000 capital, 1050 shares, par value 10. The 40 year charter lists principal office in Virginia City and aims to manage property in the Mad ivon Valley near Enola for business of melting Analock. Officers include Wightman of New York Elling of Virginia City and Chowning of Fnis.
Special dispatch to the Standard notes the death of Edward Shover in Minden a few days ago from heart disease. Shover was well known in Minden and Argenta area where he farmed and ranching work stretched back years. He enlisted with Company Crom Chia at the start of the Spanish American War and served honorably in the Philippines before returning west to Yahi to farm with his brother.
A man pushes a woman away from an approaching train, is struck and killed. Police report the woman survived, but the man died at the scene. A stray white rat story is noted, with a curious tale of a cat and the rat’s companionship in a separate column.
A garbled passage mentions someone named Wiggee and Saphende with uncertain gender cues. It references thoughts about a man and a woman and includes stray phrases about affection and fabrication. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent events or dates.
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