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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1903
Page
2
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates payable in advance for various periods including daily with Sunday editions and separate rates for six months and three months. It also provides a Main Office address in Anaconda and multiple branch offices and agents across cities with telephone numbers and mailing details.
The opening of Congress today signals a long dry session with leaders aiming to avoid major public questions that could aid parties in the next presidential election. Republicans seek to avoid tariff or currency legislation while Democrats press for probes into recent irregularities and Roosevelt administration actions.
An OCR fragment discusses anti saloon assetment, foreign possessions, and domestic policy. It references President, Congress, and possible actions related to Cuba Colombia and Philippines, with mentions of anxieties over policy shifts and political maneuvering. The text is garbled but indicates deliberations on presidential authority, espionage risks, and interdepartmental moves.
An undercurrent of public ceremony and gratitude flows through a Montana gathering honoring a memorial. Organizers are praised for thoughtful addresses and orderly conduct, with speakers urging men to act with honorable motives and community spirit.
Fragmented OCR-article portrays Gerontimy S09 and Natehe, Apache figures, described as flawed yet venerable. It notes Natehe’s questionable conduct, praise for his honor, and a long, garbled reminiscence linking to Apache community dynamics in Oklahoma.
The report outlines a political storm involving General Treke and related official conduct allegations. It references inquiry by a senate committee, charges of improper influence, and calls for examination of connections between named figures and official duties.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a fusion of music and conflict with mentions of bands, crowds, and public performances amid urban upheaval. The piece references streets, parks, and tenements, noting audiences enjoying stage shows and outdoor concerts despite turmoil and wartime conditions.
Fragmentary report notes destruction near OWA in Iowa involving Ming hetonabuera A. M. and 407 Diee units. Ongoing details and exact entities are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Fragmentary text appears to discuss a political or social topic with unclear names and dates. No coherent events or identifiable organizations are readable.
A long social note lists gatherings hosted by Mrs Pang and others at homes on Washington street and in surrounding areas. Guests include local ladies, families, and visitors from Missoula and Butte. Prizes, music, and refreshments accompanied games and dancing while the community exchanged news and planned future events.
Swell correspondence from Stone notes progress on new gloves and upcoming events. Town shopping and visits, including Whyte’s visit and Gallisher’s Saturday trip, with references to Anaconda and Tessu’s weather. Roy McLous and others travel to Tark Clos Udth, Joluy Miiiny at Angconds Therday, and busy voter activity across the state. A public telephone will be installed at Ne Washoe hotel Sunday by Bell Telephone. poles to help signal progress.
Fragmentary OCR parodies a historical tale with garbled names and events. It hints at fear of a recurrence of emperor threats and a future crisis weeks away. Mentions doctors and a volunteer league, with 1,290 converts cited in a Sunday column.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names Wanters KA Phen Dece Khoo Wapateh Lo Din Standard Lewidown and J J McCormick among others. Mentions rehire in a bad trade with vague references to deer, Humilng, Lomi Ute, Tavions Welter, and daily Prem R. No clear event details or context.
The article describes a parliamentary session adjourning with the Cuban reciprocity measure to be taken up in the morning hour, the president’s message expected to be received, and plans to resume regular business as soon as possible. It notes opposition speeches, committee groundwork, and anticipated House and Senate actions before adjournment for recess. The tone mirrors a wartime or postwar legislative update with emphasis on procedural timing and leadership statements.
New York hosts the six day bicycle race opening night with riders listed including Caesar Sironr and Sig amr Betileh among many. Contestants from various teams gather at Madison Square Garden as the event kicks off with malleable pairings and hopes for strong showings.
A Malta dispatch reports a potential 100000 troop mobilization in China to guard provinces near Chibi amid tensions. A Moscow note claims Russia seeks peaceful policy. In Lewistown, Attorney Frank Smith and County Attorney W. Helden contest a lawyer’s bid against Lewistown Mreggelats linked to the King Higuer.
A Monterey hotel reception honored Reynolds, prominent Montana hotelier, on his return from California. Officers and staff praised his management, and a silver tray presented by hotel employees highlighted his long service and upcoming Chicago conference for potential new duties. The event reflected broader discussions of his future in the hotel industry.
A historic minstrel show debuts with performers Billy Miller and Dora, featuring plantation era sketches and songs. The act promises jubilee shouting, dancing, and comic routines reflecting prewar southern life, with Miller performing Tore and Dixie themed numbers.
Chief Mulholland of pure telephoned Night Chief Fitzpatrick last night to alert for a one year old runaway named Alice Gillian from Butte. Officer Fitzpatrick found the girl at a residence on Mast Six th and Mast, showing she was well behaved and willing to return to her family. Instead of jail, she was lodged at a hotel under guard until morning when a Likely guardian from Butte would fetch her.
Rescue efforts at Georgetown Lake continue without success as divers and local volunteers seek two men and a woman swept away during a March storm. Crews buttoned down brush and mud trying to locate the trio said to be last seen near the lake bottom. Authorities extend the search with no confirmed sightings to date.
Theosophical Society at Christian Church plans a Monday evening gathering. Key figures are to speak on the society’s aims and beliefs with an open invitation for interested attendees.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous local individuals with varied surnames and given names, suggesting a community obituary or memorial notices. The names include Charles eves, Jerry Dawher, Clyde Da Cc, Foster, W. Fosen, Larry George, Kenax Tenghran, Joe McDonough, Natalie Me Saath, and several others, followed by terse notations like Obit Mathias Olven Oerland 21 and Mrs. M. Stointoy.
Fragmentary text mentions Andge Hendricks and attempts to form a new party. References to public figures, locations like Wille Rutter and Torrance McCale appear broken. No coherent event or outcome is verifiable from the readable bits.
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