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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1908
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates and a wide network of branch offices and newsstands. It lists daily and Sunday price options, office contact details, and geographically dispersed locations from New York to Seattle where the paper is sold and distributed.
The former husband of Anna Gould, Boulfe Castellane, appears in a brawl with Prince de Sagan near the Church of Saint Pierre du Chaulut, tearing pavement and rolling into the street. Reports claim a duel may follow and note their divorce proceedings.
A New York City subway expansion faces alarm over building stability and ground vibrations. Officials say engineers advise precautionary digging around foundations, as fears rise about structural damage and possible cave-ins during work on the new line.
A burglary caused destruction and losses valued at 1088.08 dollars at a location described with references to guards and various individuals. The report notes safety concerns and mentions a professional assessment, with a focus on post office proximity and alleged intruder tactics and subsequent investigations. The text references named entities and places in a fragmented OCR style.
Eyewitness notes a postmaster in Dower Arkansas faced a fine for postage costs while a distant political discourse on Poland and Prussia unfolds. The piece chronicles local mishaps, a burglary, and broader European tensions, hinting at tension between negligence blame and imperial policy.
Kentucky case clashes with White majority views over burying Black bodies in a cemetery intended for whites. Court rules a burial cannot occur in a yard designated for another race, citing broad principles vs local preferences.
The excerpt surveys concerns about public health and agricultural prospects, noting President or notable figures and the state of crops. It references Wisconsin, Chicago, and Switzerland, with mention of medical figures and surgical works. It warns of potential crop shortfalls and the impact of weather on farming.
A garbled paragraph trail mentions a recording angel, a young widow, and a suspect man. It hints at deception and alleged wrongdoing centered on a case in Chicago with adults and a widow involved, but the legible parts are fragmented and unclear.
An unclear article fragment discusses church matters and scientific demonstrations in tense terms. It references references to religion being superior to science and mentions attitudes toward delivery of evidence, suggesting a debate about belief and rational inquiry.
A Fort Shaw Indian school trustees and local citizens urge Congress to fund the Fort Shaw school, noting its self-supporting progress, strong educational work for Indian youth, and the need for government funding to expand operations and improve local welfare. They cite lawmakers in Great Falls and the port’s regional needs, stressing the school’s value to the community and the broader Indian education effort.
Reported excerpts describe a volatile scene around the Marquise de Castellane and Count Bonth, with allegations of assault, political tension, and a controversial public trial. The account mentions revelations at a police station, claims of impropriety, and reactions from Prince Pelle and other figures amid a charged crowd.
Fragmentary OCR yields garbled lines about unknown subjects, locations, and events. Limited readable bits reference Washington and a facility or meeting, but decisive details are not recoverable.
The Bureau of Navigation records 1,038 vessels totaling 592,008 gross tons in the United States, rising from 928 vessels and 8,281 tons in 1909, reflecting a growing fleet and tonnage as the era advances.
The article details a legal action placing receivers over Air Line assets. Judge Ashevithy NLC orders Midge Uritehard to appoint eight receivers including Behamension WAU OERT, with power to seize property and manage operations from Baltimore to Montgomery and Birmingham, covering 2392 miles. The move aims to stabilize the line and hasten rehabilitation, as parties foresee a swift sale and restoration of the carrier.
Report on Mr Walsh properties in good condition after testimony. Details reference his ownership, ties to a Mina incident, and a resumed trial posture amid interrupted proceedings. Names and places are inconsistently recorded in the fragmentary OCR.
Obituary notes the death of Dr Nicholas Senn a renowned surgeon born in Ausitzrland who built a vast medical career in the United States. He reportedly died after a recent illness with his pioneering work and impact in early American surgery highlighted by colleagues and institutions.
Restorative sleep is essential as brain energy renews during rest. Lack of sleep robs strength and worsens physical condition. Dr Miles Nervine promises non opiate relief and no after effects. Patient testimonials describe headaches, poor concentration, and anxiety easing after use.
The fragmentary text references Tr Senn and a pending return, with unclear context and disrupted wording. Readable parts suggest a person named Senn and an event related to a return, but specifics are not clear.
Washington January petition seeks a writ of certiorari in the packing house dispute involving a railroad company. The case centers on granite rebates and prior rulings, with parties including Bul Viraton Gaines Railroad and associated carriers. The Supreme Court appears to review the state and federal filings as the matter moves forward.
An incident aboard a Southern Pacific train leaves a man named Onishi fatally injured. The unclear report mentions passage to a port and hospital, with brief notes on crew, dockside duties, and naval terms, but concrete facts are obscured by garbled OCR.
Lawrence Raker, well known in Butte, died Wednesday after being shot near his home. Mrs. Lewis of Butte reports Lawrence, 28, resided at 21p Street. Funeral arrangements in progress at Heharts undertaking rooms with details to be announced. Police indicate no immediate developments. inquiry to follow.
In a tense Alaska league contest Bal edged their city rival 4 3 with late goals. Renee and Heguahent led the attack as the teams traded chances and the home crowd roared at the final whistle.
A buffalo rampage at Columbia Gardens near Yellowstone park left keeper Hermanh injured and another keeper injured as animals were driven from their pen. The crowd broke up the scene with stewards assisting and the herd moved to new winter quarters west of the ball grounds. An examination found the keeper suffered a severe but non fatal injury with temporary impairment.
The flurry of names and places shows visitors in Butte from nearby towns. Mentions include Montana figures Eawit Norrs Uetenan rovernae and Ache Meay plus Whitelatt mayor, council members, and a parade of residents moving homes or occupying new apartments on North xcoltier avenue and 20 North Golumbly street.
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