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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1909
Page
6
A garbled OCR breakfast goods list shows prices for fried ham ten cents, fried bacon ten cents, ham, oatmeal, corn flakes, grape nuts, shredded wheat, toast four tenths, doughnuts, applesauce, peaches, and other breakfast staples. Names and exact items are fragmented, but the page reflects a shop or market price sheet with multiple breakfast products and small cents pricing.
Stock market moved higher with copper and steel shares advancing while most issues closed at or near highs. Copper and iron groups led gains amid scattered declines in weak spots as traders digest talks of strikes and merger chatter in New York and Boston.
Special Dispatch reports the formation of a Virginia Gis bylaw Mines company in West Virginia with capital of 200000 dollars, 100000 shares, term 59 years, principal office in Chicago. The firm plans to take over and operate the Mebken groan at quau las near Meallater, purchased for 820,000 with a five stone mill on site and prospect of large future production.
Mrs May L Miller, a young widow, swore to a warrant charging her fiancé Arthur Gurdon with theft. She said he took money she gave him and intended to marry another, with wealth claimed in Detroit and a large estate alleged.
Figures from the state health department list fifty five deaths from pellagra in Mentone Alt Ter during nine months. Of 65 deaths in Alabama and Yana from Tan kote Ort in 1908, sixty were white and 94 negroes. The same ratio of race among the living victims under treatment is noted. Many victims are diario addicts and some whites are 0ORY IMS for the ine. Twenty living victims were habitual users of covimeds. Most of the patients were hour.
A fragmentary report references a petition not received by officials and discusses potential legislative questions. The text mentions petition status and implied action at a capitol setting with unclear participants and place.
Fragmentary text notes a banker returning after two years to take medicine or medical duties. Mentions places and names unclear due to OCR errors. Indicates election or meeting notices and requests for general participation but lacks complete details.
A foreman sued American Smelting and Refining Company in East Helena alleging a rock crusher incident caused injury. Niel Masleh, a former employee, claims he was ordered to operate the risky task without warning of the danger. The suit seeks damages.
Tonopah and Tidewater Railway proposes a Salt Lake City to Ely air line and a 273 mile connection via rural Nevada to Salt Lake City. Costs reach about 50 million dollars. Promoters include A Wayers of Oakland and C W Scaftell with rights of way to be obtained.
A Spokane ranch near Helens, spanning wide acres, changed owners for the second time this year. Livingston and Gna Marti Na Stillings reportedly bought the property for Sh20009, with plans to split it into small tracts and operate a sheep ranch under new management.
Five men in Collingville Alabama are charged with taking part in a scheme to kidnap three young children. Tomaghi, a former town official, and four others are held on bonds of four thousand dollars. One suspect paid fake ransom money in stage currency. The four-master schooner Marie Palmer wrecked near Meigs Pan. crew saved by the revenue cutter Seminole after the vessel ran aground with losses estimated at twenty nine thousand six hundred dollars.
W York December report notes a boxing walking match reframing a feud between Willem Watson the Irish poet and Wivbard Le Gallienne over a poem titled The Serpent's Tongue. Watson challenges a public duel in the arena, while Le Gallienne recalls past feats and fatigue.
Manigua Dec. 3 The dismissal of Senor Vellpo Todriguez by the Nicaraguan government astonishes observers in Washington President Zelaya reiterates belief that the Nicaraguan authorities justified in executing the Americans Cirace and Larnon He says no action will be taken until United States intentions are clear American vice consul Caldera a Nicaraguan by birth but American by marriage sympathizes with the opposition party and is closely watched Caldera’s associates have partly approached the government politicians.
Fort Dodge police report Thury Adams a vaudeville actor known as Tap state ax LS committed suicide in the Ware hotel lobby today after his partner Miss Tennie Sayers, who had traveled with his company, left him. The case cites jealousy and alleged cruelty as context.
Abe Ruef, once a political figure in Xa Xa, was released from custody today after bonds totaling six hundred dollars were furnished by his friends. The former supervisor and ex-dictator had been jailed for his role in a past clique.
A fire in Walla Walla completely destroyed the Motter-Wheeter company stock, causing a loss of about 125000. The insured status was noted. A section of the city’s My Men- Noway store will host a busy sale today, with a large stock of men’s overcoats and clothing offered to shoppers.
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