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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1905
Page
4
A Montana judge ruled a patient labeled dangerously insane was not a danger to others and ordered release. The decision hinges on medical opinions and legal questions about asylum confinement as a cure versus confinement. The paper notes support from neighbors and friends and acknowledges sympathy for the bereaved family.
Local society pages detail Mrs. David Agplodl hosting Christmastime dinner with guests including Mrs. Chapelle and Mrs. Boat. Several engagements and weddings are noted among the Macfiends and Andertons, with gifts and well wishes exchanged. The article lists multiple attendees, a charity drive led by Mrs. Fletye, and plans for a River whiskey fundraiser, plus upcoming social visits and homecomings.
Report cites regional leaders including Pests THEM VYoutra and Colonbia amid a statement by government announcer My a Pnssilor In AuUpress. Revolutionary movements are alleged. railroad privatization talks paused after foreign company involvement. Thousands attend a vreoption event as Elks plan a meeting with William Bryan. Funeral for WIN Mids scheduled Sunday at 4 p.m. at Richsra Undertaking.
Judge Runeywin heard petitions seeking temporary alimony and support for a wife amid marital disputes. The proceedings touched on Whitney Whitlley’s finances and related costs, with several witnesses questioned as the case remains ongoing.
A jittery New York market saw Anaconda Copper jump amid copper stock strength with shares trading near high levels. Reports indicate speculators pressed prices up while some analysts warned against overtrading as copper-backed optimism fueled a broad market rally.
Friends of Mr Wells attended his funeral at the Presbyterian church in Melrose yesterday. The service, led by Rev Eh Dunne, drew one of the community’s largest crowds, with members from The Museum order and Odd Fellows present. Mr Wells, a Cornell alumnus and lawyer, was noted for kindness, courage, and interest in theosophical studies.
A preliminary hearing is set for Justice Crate regarding an assault case by former employee Dyer who allegedly urged harm, drew a razor, and was confronted by bystanders. The incident involved a colored porter and occurred near a rural area. Funeral services for John Ward are scheduled at 2 pm today at the family home, conducted by Rev. S. G. Blackston, with a Christmas dinner at a nearby hotel after.
A Pacific Fire Underwriters advisory warns of hazards from Christmas greens, decorations, and electric displays. It notes risks to crowds and premises, stressing the need for properly installed motive power and circuit protection per standards. The document outlines indemnity terms and conditions in standard fire insurance policies and cautions insurers.
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