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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1907
Page
8
The Principal Branch Office of the Glandard in at 28 Bas Heaudway Butte lists advertising rules. Telephone Independent teleplund 1.422. Application needed for rules.
A seller promotes a wide range of canes and umbrellas with admired handles. Options include solid gold, ivory, pearl, and natural wood grips. Some sets feature matched cane and umbrella with straps, appealing to travelers and discerning buyers.
Butte notes list numerous visitors and residents in town from Helena Missoula Whitehall and other nearby towns. Names include Orly Bross Jemee I Wiggins, Walter C Shaw, A W Wanghart, J A Gordon, J Le Burns, Maud Maguire, W Raymond, Paul A Duncan, and many more. The item mentions local business, theater shows, a note on a recent accident, and upcoming events including a Christmas choir performance and a state learners institute attendance.
A suspect named Tranter was arrested after a suitcase containing stolen money and cigarettes was recovered. The claimants say the thief also targeted the Driscoll and O’Meara saloons at Dakota and Galena, with police noting possible accomplices. Investigators report the suspect led police to the scene, with clock times placing the break-in earlier that morning and another incident later that night.
A jury verdict absolves the mining firm of blame in the hoisting accident that killed Burke and his partner Hates EB Cook near Sherman. Witness testimony suggests signaling errors occurred but jurors found no fault by the operating company.
An English mining accident report describes a bucket and swinging mechanism failure that caused a miner to fall about 60 feet to his death. Investigators question witnesses including foremen and workers as they reconstruct the sequence of events and identify contributing factors.
A fragmented report on an English musical comedy at Broadway with James Ty Von Fors starring. It notes late company, strong comedian, and several song numbers like Blue Moon and Oh Be Careful of the Crocodile, with praise for staging and musical pacing.
The article reports Joe Mudro winning the Butte bowling medal and defending the title as challengers prepare for a rematch. Managers and organizers note the rules require the holder to defend against new challengers, with a tournament set for tomorrow night and several contenders named.
North Butte Management will stage a limited workforce adjustment as a company flags changes to production and staffing. The near term plan signals temporary pauses and rerouting of maintenance, with operations at the North Butte facility continuing under revised scheduling and safety controls.
Fragmented OCR outlines a contested assessment bill with mentions of the House, exemptions, and a court case involving George Jobovol and Armaan. It notes a high priced attorney and a pending appeal, plus subpenas and a trial warrant, but finds no decisive outcome in the court or in the House vote.
The unnamed subject, a local figure from New York State, reportedly shows improvement after days of illness. Governor Iy GrEG plans a meeting in the executive chamber tomorrow to discuss the situation.
A fire damaged a two story building at 42 Guntry Tate leaving a loss on the water pipe and several components damaged. Investigators trace the incident to a short circuit and assess property value around 149000 dollars.
Washington det 2-Tapronantative advances as Caldechond faces Kamaleery Heats HL in a regional heat. Doula paired with its wpartinvah Hh Hd Ghtyt provides support as teams contend for a final berth.
Citations served to Butte labor men amid an injunction by Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co. The case centers on alleged violations of an injunction barring interference with company business. Names of cited individuals circulated. potential settlements discussed as workers prepare to respond in court.
Fragmentary Washington Star excerpt describes a muddy journey affecting the president and associates. Nonsense names and garbled text hinder clarity, but hints at a political scene with Roosevelt, Carew, and others amid a rough outing and quoted exchanges about dates and actions.
Christmas bargain event at Mayer's 22 Weal Park offers one fourth off many items including jewelry bracelets chains and hollow ware. Watch new year specials with low prices on sterling plated pieces and other tableware.
About 100 children in Rubra attended an entertainment by the Bilvavon Army at the Anditerian Jak night. The program featured singing, gifts, and a tree display, with Santa Claus messages from distant cities and a wartime theme.
An officer arrived from Pocatolia with a habeas corpus petition filed by Charles Aba seeking release of a prisoner held in Butte. The detainee, recently from Finland, speaks little English and is described as having arrived in America four months ago. two pistols were found at his destination Butte. The hearing occurred yesterday in Judge Denlaw's department as officials awaited further proceedings.
Bherill James McDonahd of Clinutean equines stopped over in Butte on route to Deer Tadge. Three prisoners under sentence Willi Ryan Jats Freese mist serve 15 months for geyad faremny. Chirkes Mnote sent up for Forgery. They were taken to The nenilon Hany today.
Canto Ohio December 28 Willian M Duncan of Cleveland a nephew of One Kite Preehderl Mekinesy sues Tr Shiolis administrator of the Abner McKinley estate and the widow and daughter Dimena alleging Abner McKinley borrowed 1000 dollars from Tel en McKinity in return for a resignation of his interest in President Aes Kinley's estate and that Velen assisted him to Tones with a signature that Abner refused a recognition in his lifetime.
Toulon Tec 26 MTurrivon Tairhig, who started a plant in the United States to build steamships and who led the Brirangporuitian com wing, is dead at age 85. He opened a plant to manufacture steamships, engaged with the Staten government, and helped build the monitor Gananelas and the ship Marchionowd.
The Southern Society of Montana hosts an annual banquet in New Orleans style, featuring Virginia ham dishes, mint jellies, and moonshine. Guests enjoy a program on Southern life, with music, entertainment, and lectures. membership is growing, and a full attendance is encouraged.
A fragmented note reports an undertaker sending cigars to doctors as a humorous gesture during Christmas. The tale blurs with misprints and unclear names, suggesting a lighthearted prank rather than a serious event.
In New York the withdrawals from Banks of New York have been few with only minimal activity. The article notes scarce demand for funds, while total withdrawals today were nearly offset by deposits and account movements.
An ad claims Dr Miles Nervine relieves rheumatism and nerve tiredness. It promises soothing effects on the nervous system, rest and sleep, with testimonials of prior cures after years of suffering. Readers are invited to write for free advice and to buy the product from Miles Medical Co.
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