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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1906
Page
5
The Western Montana News Standard reports its office location at 130 Hixma Avenue in Mitsoula with telephone and advertising inquiries available upon application.
Edward Willis of White Water merchants, en route from Chienge, meets his brother Curtis Glirit Willis, famed Western Union night operator, in Missoula. They share memories as Edward resumes westward to Tacoma to spend Christmas with kin, while Curtis continues north to Alaska to inspect Fairbanks mining district prospects.
Fragmented OCR text reports a court case involving a charged driver with alleged drunken driving and flight. Names, places, and dates are garbled, but mentions a May plea or hearing and a county court proceeding with possible guilty findings. No clear outcomes or identities are extractable.
Mr Dixon arrives home from Washington DC for the holidays. He expects a short recess and plans to present a number of measures in the late session. He was remembered warmly by citizens as he heads to Willington for reopening of the session.
Mizgown December 4 residents from Coeur d Alene district likely will take steps soon for a new Saltese townsite. The probable site lies along the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line south of the present town, with surveys showing the elevation about 400 feet higher than the current town.
A federal grand jury named T. B. Brady of Great Falls in an indictment for unlawfully blocking passage across a public roadway in Valley County. He was arrested in Great Falls and posted bonds for his appearance. Additional Cascade county indictments target other defendants including a former county commissioner.
MISSOULA NOTES: Hart Wills son of C. C. Wile of Plana attends the University of Washington in Seattle. He reports enjoying his studies and looks forward to continuing his education, noting the costs of living in the city.
A certified copy of the charter for East Montana Mining Company was filed in Missoula showing capitalization of 1500 dollars, 1000 shares. Hugh Toole presides, Joseph Ghireedi is vice president, Kil Poster secretary, Sil Henry Newell and Win Whilinger directors. Principal office in Missoula, legal agent Sandford for Montana.
A chaotic wedding day described with scattered names and events from Berk to Alstyne. Couples rushed or postponed ceremonies as family and friends gathered in offices and churches. The report lists numerous pairs, local venues, and tentative marriage plans amid a sense of festive yet unsettled anticipation.
Adam W. Tucson dies at home yesterday after a long illness. He leaves a widow, two sons, and three daughters. Funeral arrangements are pending with Row TV Bennett in charge. The deceased had ties to Ohio and Indiana. three sons work at Boxeman Mills in Belgrade and nearby locations.
The article reports a Cook County case where an offer to sell 1000 bushels of contract wheat to Mark Bates, with a $20 lease to keep open until September, led to a dispute. Gates accepted during open terms, Woods repudiated, and the Superior Court awarded 425 damages, later overturned on appeal. The Supreme Court involved in the decision.
The item reports railway improvements and county affairs in Sanders County with notes on workers, routes between Tate and St. Regia, and the Northern Pacific Railway company plans. It mentions Winston Cross, Mr Quinn, and local figures like Rittenour Hips, describing projects and headquarters at Phung lvl and a health resort context.
Leavenworth Kan Dec 24 A 11 year old Indian Scout Monge died here today after serving General Kearney on his novel Chesil Kiaas and Colorado expeditions from Leavenworth to Sita Pe NOM and Galifornia. He Cherakon nation then North Carolina in 1883.
In Charleston W Va Dee 4 banker T Washington of Tuskegee Ala returns to his boyhood home amid a speech by One Civic organization of Kanawha County leaders. He says progress demands unity not antagonism and warns the nation will not tolerate abusive rhetoric toward the chief executive.
San Pyaneikea reports editor John Martin of the Goldfield Daily Tribune denies a Chicago panel claim that Goldfield's population has fallen, stating the story is unfounded and business remains strong despite store closings and other disruptions.
The article argues that physical strength stems from food and the stomach. weakness spreads to all organs if digestion fails. It cites a Quebecer’s testimonial about recovery after using Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and warns against inferior substitutes. It promotes a 1008 page Common Sense Medical Adviser offer from Dr. R. Pierce.
A chaotic, partially garbled report describes a major strike affecting engineers and related workers. It cites union leadership, the Brotherhood of Fire, and various lines and branches, claiming substantial siding with orderly operations and minimal service disruption.
The Attorney General declares no authority for paying teachers for attendance or travel to teachers institutes. He notes exceptions allow pay only for days actually teaching, with 20 school days per term and four weeks off five day weeks as the standard.
The U S Supreme Court decision involving the Kentucky Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church against the State of Illinois was handed down by Justice Melconna. The ruling upheld the state education laws, validating the exclusion of church-supported schools from state funds.
In San Francisco on March 21 a settlement was sought between Lendlig th and Goldman Goldfield Mine company over possession of high grade ore alleged from the Mohawk mine sent to Selby smelters. Dean United States Material were brought to the city under heavy guard related to the ore valued at $100. Mo Crewsure and Wells-Parxo company faced action cited by the United States Shipping wader in a suit initiated on Tas 13.
Fragmentary text reports a Washington request to Southern region authorities regarding arievaners and a General Manager appeal under three Toirlieante feet. Mentions Cushig Guth and Meech General Superintendent in a partially legible report with 10 cents noted.
A garbled OCR fragment from a New York area notice mentions Kowalski and a district, with references to attire and writings. Names like King Leaport and Belgium appear, along with scattered terms such as summons and letters. The text is fragmentary and noncohesive, reflecting damaged archival copy.
The court discusses the case of Washington asserting a claim against North Carolina over a bucket shop operation. The Supreme Court of the United States considers the state’s prosecution and the constitutionality of related actions while Justice White writes the opinion. The ruling references North Carolina's supreme court decision and the legality of profit practices in futures dealing.
Washington December 2 Court upholds Camille Cahen ag M hia Colby will challenge the estate tax arguing retroactive feature of Louisiana state law. Justice McKenna delivers opinion affirming lower court ruling.
A deranged plea from a boy of ten describes a fatal incident in Los Angeles as a janitor, who overslept and failed to reach the Pacific building on time, leading to a violent act. Officials indicate the suspect arrived in the city weeks earlier and hoped to start work.
Los Angeles December 21 federal grand jury seeks all books and documents from the Santa Fe roach in a rebate case. Judge orders production to aid in uncovering facts, amid interim court actions and statements from officials.
A light locomotive collided with a passenger train near Eagle, causing deaths of Rochester engineer Michael Linn and Vilishrg fireman PMeory Gath. McNally the light engine’s engineer and EL Pakner the fireman were badly or lightly injured. Ambulance and baggage cars derailed. several passengers reported injuries.
The advent of Christmastide drew a huge crowd to the streets of Parla last night with festive displays and carols. Despite authorities limiting gatherings, the celebration continued with lively fires and cheerful crowds throughout the evening.
A questionable report from Philadelphia notes Philidelphia Dee mentions Andrew Carnegie offering 310000 to aid Wiklahunie and Uthmery. The arrangement hinges on the college of physicboes and involves an $80000 element already in place, with conditions implied but unclear due to garbled text.
Washington December report states Klopach editor of the Herald solicited aid for Chinese starving relief. In response to the president message Baron assistant secretary of state and a member of the executive council of the American Red Cross received 4500 from Klopach.
The dispatch from Washington reports a famine committee recommending immediate shipment of fear and carrying 50 pound sacks for planting. It notes wheat stores and planting needs, with references to specific figures and locales, underscoring urgency in aid efforts.
A note to authorities claimed Msgr Montagnini faced expulsion but the assertion is described as absolutely false. No protest from the Vulteen group is indicated and officials dismissal clarifies the situation.
A telegram from the Attorney General to United States Attorney Robert J. Devlin requests his presence in Washington for consultation, likely linked to the Java issue. The notice notes Devlin’s face-to-face meeting in response to the summons.
Dec 1 report notes Al Onel Awdry rising from court-martial member to general of brigade as part of broader promotions. Retired Colonel Pieguasl, now Genel, leads the restructuring alongsideAli Awity, moving up from brigadier to divisions chief in a major Army reorganization.
Floridian weather bulletin from Jacksonville notes extreme heat and frost causing serious damage to oranges and fruit crops across the state. Early vegetables are reportedly heavily affected as officials assess losses and recovery needs.
In Bakersfield Meure Fort IEC reports that miner Aleks and companions De. Stinehfeld and Lespjaeotd daughter assisted in an mission to a Christian tree to reach safety, with a forest rescue underway this morning.
Incomplete OCR text mentions Cornell and students, referencing a national event and a period of extended talks or misconduct. The fragment lacks clear actions, dates, or identifiable names to produce a precise summary.
Dec 24 report shows more than $15,002 distributed among the 100 employees as Christmas hampers, reflecting annual collections from stockholders and members.
The funeral of the late Bishop Charles C. McCahe was held today at the First Alathniist Epiccapab Church in Chicago. The interment followed at Rorehill Cemetery.
An obituary notice records the death of William Dutton a famed cayestrian in Cincinnati on December 21 after a head blow. another brief report notes Commander Alfred Canaga of the Charlestown Navy Yard steam engineering department dying suddenly in Med.
Winter’s chill grips Sea York as thermometer sinks to eight degrees. A strong wind of seven miles per hour intensifies the discomfort and raises concerns for daily routines and safety during the cold spell.
Kingston Jamaica December 4 a mail boat carrying 25 persons was torpedoed near Montego Bay early this morning. Sixteen passengers were drowned and rescue efforts were underway.
Barcelona welcomes Henry Watterson and Mrs. Watterson of Louisville Kentucky as they begin a monthlong visit in the city. After their stay they will travel on to another destination.
December 24 report from Paland states Colonel Obroucheft commander of the Bighis- Mrat Infantry was killed in his estate near here by an unknown assailant. The incident prompted local authorities to launch an investigation.
A garbled notation marks Maria Jove Fa niento observing her 125th birthday today. The fragment hints at a historic milestone with unclear context and names. Further readable facts are not available in the text.
An official note issued this afternoon denied a published statement claiming that the French government sent a message. The note remarks that the circulating claim is unfounded and provides no confirmation of any such dispatch. The report follows prior rumors in the Paris rumor mill, with authorities urging caution until official communications are released.
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