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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1907
Page
6
A fragmented report recounts a 14 year old boy from Pittsburgh claiming he was snubbed in a tale involving American and British maritime events. The piece notes consular figures in Springfield and other locales as it traces movements tied to a possible return home after leave, with unclear details due to damaged text.
The article discusses an American consular officer handling a case involving a boy named Ray. It notes the duty to send him home, the role of the British and American officers, and the strain on consular resources. The piece highlights how relief is funded and the limits of consular powers in such routine indigent cases.
State district attorney announces aggressive enforcement of gambling and liquor laws. Attorney General Dickson plans to prosecute violators with vigorous action. A fight promoter is warned that authorities will stop the event if rules are violated.
An obituary notes the death of F G Kendricks a former Montana superintendent and mining engineer in Denver. He was linked with Hallie Weg, Monte, and had ties to stakeholders Riverine and Yrigatewy. A widow and heir are visiting in Kent while others remain in Denver.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Mollie Visnen and a German rebellion context tied to the IRS and French paths. The legible portions reference a death and a set of distorted phrases from a historical notice. The exact events, dates, and identities remain uncertain.
Reports state inmate Ren Neva Gee QesTimies Murky died at the Nevada State Penitentiary from unspecified causes. Murphy served years of a life sentence for killing his wife. Authorities note efforts to appeal and address unclear terms amidst a confusing archival fragment.
William Adler famed New Orleans barkers and South wholesale grocer faces ruin as Adler & Co. loses cargo and business after a ship failure and failed payments. His Alpine voyage partner Moses Schwayty’s family enters receivership, and trustee changes follow.
A suspect believed to be a highwayman was captured at St Regis following a confrontation. Charles Sights allegedly urged a robbery, and a bystander report led to charges against Sights. Deputies indicate the suspect will face possible highway robbery or attempted robbery counts.
In Missoula Dee till fille peaver Hetil brinngng to 4, 2. Officer Larson recovered a golden coat from a restaurant. Cleve Paol was arrested at a gale tute near the rest area. Maul possessed the coat when custody was taken. The coat, valued at about FN, was linked to disposal attempts and a sale plan.
Fragmentary text mentions bells and laughter, snow, and weather hints. Several garbled phrases reference elite groups, nights, and a vague garden setting. The readable content is inconsistent and does not establish a clear event or person.
Conflicting reports describe the Gibson killing with diverging accounts from witnesses. Some details place the incident at Tomslone on a recent evening while others suggest different timings and locations. Police are withholding final conclusions as inquiries continue.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a death by own action linked to Desi McMahon and references to Rankin hotel, a construction area, and a Marsh facility. The text mentions a shipment to AMICON Tanaris and a Jorat train, with vague names and places, lacking clear sequence or dates.
A garbled OCR fragment cites Hobart and nearby places with scattered names and dates. It mentions a countess, a bank or agency, and an event at the Metropolitan Magazine related to a purchase becoming known. Details are unclear due to corrupted text.
A dense, scanned mix of Want Ads and notices from Butte, listing positions in rail, office, and domestic work. real estate, personal items, and services appear with scattered names and brief details. The page includes employment pitches, missing or partial names, and vague addresses alongside financial hints and local shop references.
Delinquent tax list for Anaconda enumerates buyers and parcels across townships, blocks, and lodes. Names include Byrne, Cottrell, Guevelle, Howard, Jones, Lindstrom, Yound, Lion Mining Company, and Montague among many others, with properties spanning Anaconda and surrounding townships and lodes.
Fragmented text discusses telegraph transmission issues in Philadelphia, noting miscommunications, ambiguity, and the challenge of concise messages. References to Morse system, redundancy, and the effort to convey clear meaning amid errors. Mentions working conditions and frustration with operators and readers.
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