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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1907
Page
6
Schools plan a shortened term with Christmas recess beginning this afternoon and reopening on December 20. Public and parochial pupils will have several days off to prepare for the holiday, with the mines school also closing until January 6.
The death of Clarisse Talbot, youngest daughter of James A. Talbot of the First National Bank of Montana, was reported yesterday. Survived by two siblings, she had lived in Butte and later Columbia Falls, with relatives detailing a sudden loss and unclear cause. No definitive cause yet. telegrams and letters described both improvement and shock.
The St Vincent de Paul Society has secured old offers for distribution to the poor in the Lewhiana area. Supplies donated will be collected until Tuesday afternoon and distributed Thursday afternoon at the Hall in the Noble Building East Park Street. The society urges volunteers and donors to assist in aiding those in need during Christmastide.
Market notes from Chicago show wheat prices opening higher then slipping as trading progressed. Reports mention May futures drifting, with prices paring gains before closing lower amid mixed demand. Observers cite activity around wine and meat sectors and list several traders and price entries from the session.
Fragment discusses allegations against President Roosevelt, noting a nebula of evidence used to accuse him without honor. Mentions a valor of Black soldiers and a wartime context, reflecting controversy and incomplete transparency.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports William Mueller of the Blue Grass saloon was found guilty by a jury of violating the anti gambling law. The charge held he permitted poker in his saloon with evidence from John Hue and witnesses noting a game on Dec 10. Mueller claimed no knowledge and said he had forbidden it.
New York financiers report quiet trading with money on car firms at 3 percent, 7 percent closing bids, and 8 percent time loans for 60 days. Sterling exchange remains strong while government and railroad bonds show steady demand as investors digest fiscal news.
In a damaged passage a character sighs at being alone and declares love while another asserts a desire to end the matter with a clear no. The text is incomplete and shifting between phrases, making full meaning uncertain.
A cautious uptick in copper shares led gains on the New York market with North Butte Copper Range and Arizona Commercial among leaders. Short covering and scattered buy orders supported higher prices though currency premiums and money rates stayed firm. Analysts noted improved sentiment after Pennsylvania dividend prospects and a generally stabilizing transport sector.
Fragmentary text shows scattered names places and terms such as Salt Lake Colorado Columbus Crown Point Ingle Health Richmond Sacramenty and Lions Cotte. The passage lacks coherent events or reportable facts to summarize into a typical news item.
A brief market report from New York highlights a sharp advance offset by a generally dull session. Prices for key items show mixed movement with limited volume as traders note small gains in some listings. The text references dates and entities obliquely, with festive yearend sentiment amid cautious activity.
The text appears to be a damaged OCR snapshot from The New York World. It references a senate committee report on mitten affairs and a Troyorsville event with April dates and a night automation context, but the readable details are fragmentary and uncertain.
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