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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1904
Page
7
A garbled report alleges Mr Ross leads postal operations amid party lines and community frictions. The text references appointments, retirements, and local officials, with unclear names and places, suggesting a contested administration and internal disputes.
Fragmentary notes describe people and events around Pattee Canyon including a big sign in Big Mountain, sightings near a trail, and references to officials and a governor. The text is highly garbled with unclear names and actions.
A garbled OCR style fragment references a Chicago fire and mentions relatives, dates, and places in a blurred narration. It preserves names like Walrad and Hiepiew but context and specifics are unreadable. The readable bits indicate a tragic event with family connections and investigations.
Partial details of Hugh Neuderfer death referenced at a ranch and river crossing. Investigations point to foul play or accidental causes with a possibly stooped fracture and a discharged bullet. Neuderfer, a 10 year resident, lived near the river and worked at the ranch. funeral services were conducted in Plains, Illinois, with many friends in attendance.
A disrupted service report describes the Westbound Limited hitting a broken rail near Cuillnoet, with no serious injuries. Passengers were evacuated and a delay caused by the incident affected morning travel, while investigators examined the track and replacement parts were moved into place.
A detailed account outlines a near disaster on Northern Pacific train No. 4 near Tudor with coaches derailed but mostly intact. Engineers recount how a tumble could have killed many, yet passengers survived, highlighting the line’s “lucky” misfortunes and the crew’s quick actions to prevent greater loss.
Misoula notes recount visits by Miles Romney and Miss Anni Smigivtlek of Brevonevide, with Mrs Algo Wel and others in town. It mentions John McGrath's sisters’ visit, Virginia Cite guest, and Miss Katherine Rota’s family ties. A complaint sworn before Commissioner Smith led to arrest warrants related to antidating cases, with Moyes detained Wednesday night.
An evening Sunday school election in Missoula elected officers for the Methailat Episcop PAL Sunday school. New superintendent Jo IL Inch and secretary Lawrences Coodbourne were chosen, with a long list of class and home department leaders announced. One hundred calling cards and a plate were purchased for $4.30.
A small blaze in Blear a, Maine, caused the death of one man and injured several as flames gutted a building. Fire officials reported a rapid spread with damages substantial, while two other occupants escaped unharmed though shaken by the incident.
A morning incident linked to a capsized vessel near the coast involved a 10 year old girl and adults from a nearby town. Authorities investigated medical and safety concerns while hospital staff provided care and gathered statements.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an early court session involving Manet Preston on a charge related to detainment. Testimony centers on an unnamed witness connected to Miss Preston and a defense claim about actions leading to the case. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmentary text mentions Phin and a cults figure with an aurist Dr Te Widen. References to Dixpatel, Braden Us, and a lab scene at The TAMgS lab. Several garbled names and dates obscure the event, with vague allusions to a meeting and a fever in the afternoon.
Long list of 1903 Montana incidents and events across towns including Butte Helena and Missoula. Mentions violence mine explosions suicides fires political moves and notable deaths with numerous local names and places. Highlights presidential visit and legislative adjournment amid crime and industry news.
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