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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1909
Page
3
The text lists multiple standard publishing offices and newsstand locations for the Anaconda Standard in various cities, naming offices in Butte, Helena, Chicago, New York, and San Francisco among others, plus circulation and mailing rate references and general business contact details forSTANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Fragmented 1806 style column discusses pension plans and government payrolls. It notes sentiment shifts favoring or opposing pension schemes, with calls to retire veteran workers and value efficiency. The piece references officials and broad political pressures shaping policy.
Fragmented account of Speaker Cannon and Congressman Payne amid a power struggle in the House. Text suggests long-standing tensions over leadership, influence with the president, and behind the scenes maneuvering regarding committee chairmanship and access to influence over military aid and policy. The narrative points to internal factions and strategic moves within the party.
The article surveys King Leopold II of Belgium and his long reign marked by Africa’s Congo exploitation. It notes Leopold’s ascendancy, his private life rumors, scandals with members of European royalty, and the 19th century Berlin Conference backdrop. It reflects on public attitudes, the Congo misrule, and the shift of European power dynamics during his era.
A fragmented, OCR style collage references Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Zelaya, King Leopold, Belgium, Germany, President Zelaya, Ballinger, Forrester Prout, and others. It hints at detective tropes, royal intrigues, political resignations, and legal questioning, but standard facts are scattered and unclear throughout.
A New York polar controversy unfolds as Dr Frederick A Cogk's claim to have discovered the normal pole sparks charges and countercharges. Obson, Dunkle, Lange and Captain Osborn figure in affidavits and confessions offered or rejected amid sensational public sales of documents.
A watch prevented Frank Myers, a tramp, from facing murder charges after a dead man’s watch failed to stop at a critical time. Investigators traced the torn and unreliable timing to a possibly wound mechanism, while seemingly minor details led to uncertainty about the murder weapon and sequence of events.
A vintage horoscope narrative notes planetary influence for a day. It highlights luck for the honest and ambitious, warns against greed, and predicts benefits in health travel wealth and legal affairs. It mentions opportunities in employment, favors granted, and potential favorable dealings with landlords and merchants. Birth dates promise extended periods of success.
Widespread reports claim slight upsets as teams offer calendar promotions with every purchase at Tonkin's, expanding community interest. Ruakés and nearby locales are noted in morning coverage amid holiday buzz.
Readable fragments from letters sent to and from prominent New Yorkers reveal fear and despair surrounding a late woman named Snead. Writings address crime, payments, and threats, suggesting a coordinated effort among ties to a public figure and legal actions.
A man believed to be Miecher Wy Snead, husband of Geny Snead, was found in Ontario City St Catherine Ontario December 1. He is known as John Taicas and is reported as a divvy woodlor at a hotel. Lucas denied.
A disjointed report describes a man saying he found several delegates at a base in Roan and mentions a name faintly. When asked if he is Fletcher W Sac, he grew pale and refused to answer after the question was repeated. The rest of the text references cars and a purchase at Tontsins with unclear meaning.
Washington reports Representative Wilehenck of Nebraska urged a House investigation into public land frauds, arguing the real seat of fraud lies in land policy rather than isolated acts. He noted committee rules hinder reporting without Speaker consent and criticized Secretary Ballinger over Alaska land cases.
Miss Turns, declared legally dead by the St Louis circuit court, was proven alive after years of disappearance. The foster mother who had won a judgment against a reinsurance company resigned letters of administration and the case was dismissed. The girl, now living locally, said her father took her to a house on a street after she was found near her school. The father identified as Dantor Turns, an engineer.
A fragmentary report notes a hotel proprietor in Ore Grande involved in a fatal shooting. The text references Mrs Tainea Melanghiin and a claim of being shot in the head, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR. Further confirmation needed.
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