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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1903
Page
9
County commission reviews audit of accounts with many entries deemed correct and settled. Improvements discussed include road work financing and toll of county funds, with emphasis on compliance, budget accuracy, and the need to allocate funds to public works and departments under state law.
An old pioneer named Phe kW NOM died after years in the Novaile valley. He was a respected rancher, known for hosting young families and guiding local life. The funeral was led by Father Phelan of the Carholle church with a large turnout, marking his last resting place in the valley.
The readable parts indicate a court dispute over a defendant’s motion for a new trial or judgment. It mentions a plaintiff seeking recovery and a lawsuit involving an order overruling a prior ruling. Names and exact actions are garbled in the OCR.
Reading notices from Winsted list sales on prerenitte and clothing bargains at multiple shops, a oyster supper tomorrow, fall and winter apparel, violin lessons, and music school ads. Community groups meet at churches with teas, dinners, and missionary society gatherings, while travel and rail service notes appear alongside local commerce promotions and auctions.
Madrid reports Cardinal Espinoza dead at 81. Archibishop Caeadlial Herrera y Wevey of Valencia confirms the death, noting the cardinal was created by the late Pope on June 22. The obituary records the cardinal as a prominent church official with long service.
The community in Anaconda was stunned by the death of J E McCarthy yesterday. Reported to have taken his own life in a despondent state, the well known figure had long resided here and previously held roles as a deputy sheriff in Deer Lodge and county official during earlier territorial days. He was married in Missoula and later moved to Wallispell, with local observers noting recent health and stomach troubles. The article details his public career, family ties, and a lengthy financial statement showing county finances and expenses for the prior year.
Police report a Great Falls man named Itnoy Scaroman is wanted in Gren Valls on a charge of sing mort. Officers urge anyone with information to contact the department. A separate note mentions new hail programme styles for the season.
Powell County Clerk Warren presented the annual financial report for Powell County for the fiscal year ending 1993. The report was approved by the board after review and discussion.
The text describes a county event with a turkey shoot and related activities. It mentions scheduled contests on Sunday December 2 and lists participants and teams. Names and details are garbled, but references to Deer Lodge and other locations appear along with a relay medley context and school event timing.
A damaged OCR item outlines the Harney case before the Supreme Court with mentions of judges, attorneys, and parties including Calvins, Clark, Reet, and Wrenn. The fragment references orders and proceedings involving New York lawyers and a district attorney, with uncertain dates and locations.
Secretary Hitchcock addresses land reclamation efforts and provisions of the bill. He notes completed surveys, outlines anticipated benefits, and discusses administrative steps to advance the project. The remarks reference Cheshelt and other entities in the process and emphasize plan feasibility.
Special dispatches report a damage suit against the Northern Pacific Railway by Paradise Craft of Missoula alleging injuries from an accident. The case occupied the day with morning arguments and jury instructions before the jury retired without a verdict by late afternoon.
Dispatches report the Democratic National Committee planning a meeting in Washington to select a site for the national convention. The session is scheduled for Tuesday, January 33, with James K. Jones presiding and broader decisions pending.
The cruiser fa, a fine show in Santa Barbara, will be turned over to the Navy Department this month. Captain Nicholson will be placed in command. Stratford, Conn. is noted, while Mancraft Ghererdt, U. S. N., has died at Vv Hameo from diabetes complicated by nephritis.
Nelle Raymond was charged with maintaining a disorderly house near Commercial avenue and Hickory. Police Magistrate McHugh presided as justice of the peace. J H Duffy for the defense, Deputy County Attorney for the prosecution. The jury acquitted the defendant, prompting calls for police to rethink enforcement and suggesting disorderly houses could operate more freely citywide. The ruling may influence future efforts to confine such establishments.
Flora I Greene respondent sues Thomas Howan and Nicholas Hughes appellants in a Montana supreme court matter abated and submitted from a lower court after Judge Clancy presided in Silver Bow county. The dispute centers on a judgment Rowan and Nicholas allegedly obtained due to inadvertence and neglect by Mora F Greene.
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