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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1907

Page

8

Anaconda Man Dies From Unlabeled Carbolic Bottle

Local inquest reveals Matthoon Mattison died from carbolic acid found in an unlabeled bottle. Dr Carmen testified the poison was acrid and the bottle lacked a label, with evidence suggesting self harm. Mattison, recent arrival to Anaconda from Batltengoong, had been drinking heavily and was divorced. his body showed no heart degeneration.

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Fragmented theater notice at Margaret venue

Fragmented OCR text notes strange captions about plays and actors at a Margaret Theater. It hints at criticism of staging and reliance on another source for plot ideas, with unclear references to characters and settings.

Dramatic Scenes From a Wreck Tale at the Margaret Theater

A staged dramatization of a wreck on Baltimore's Ohio unfolds at the Margaret theater. The production blends life incidents into a narrative about community impact and personal journeys, with actors shaping the tale to avoid direct replications of real people. The Salt Lake City paper notes the play’s moral nuance and urges attendance for a poignant evening of drama.

Tony Ion Polly Wusteates Mae Tae Omindorlu Wu Suthur SUI Che Mitbar Nps Loran Humen Hennes Margaret Theater

Minstrel Show Delights Salt Lake Audience At Grand

The Gene theater hosted Reach and Bowers minstrels on Thursday night. Performers Deu and Towers wowed with humor and song while George Wade and James Stuart entertained boldly. Ronckh and Rawara arrived direct from New York for a classic white minstrel program praised as one of the best in weeks. Margaret Theater audience noted the pleasing act and anticipates further shows at the Grand.

Abani Keeydty & Boword Ramely Siti White Largo Gene Theater Reach & Bowers Minstrels Salt Lake Iia Fie Deu & Towers Iuself George Wade James Stuart Enterkalelor Ronckh & Rawara New York Margaret Sheater

Tax on Titles in France Sparks Debate in Chamber

The French chamber discussed taxing noble titles and inherited titles. Proposals included a $2 per year tax on upright titles and $4 per year on ground pianos, plus $20 per unit on Vand organs, with amendments to strip titles from certain older or self made holders. The president stated the tax would apply to old aristocratic titles and Napoleon era titles, while current title users could relinquish rights.

Parla Phoe Chamber of Dep- Uulen Fs France Baron de Cistelnay Napoleon J Napoleon Allie Mays

Singer Faces Fraud Attempt at Rome Music Hall

A traveling singer claimed $25,000 in settlement for alleged valuable effects in a music hall. Police secured a warrant for her arrest as investigators found the jewel claims false and the owner vanished, with talks ongoing and an expert jeweler consulted.

Rome Jans SA Tevak Algo

Londoned Jiu Jitsu Exhibition In New York

An 19th century account describes William Bankter of London showcasing Jiu Jitsu in England and visiting America. He performs a neck pressure demonstration causing unconsciousness without pain, aided by assistant Lau, to illustrate feats of strength and nerve control. Dr Thomas and guests witness multiple repeat trials with volunteers.

New Yorkh Jon Jin Mitsu Shinier Phyaien Julian Wilam Bankter London Bankter Enginand Amerika Hiv Thomas Kells Canden Ranier Cully Anon Hankler

Do Not Agree as to Signals Operaton at Per Conte

Fragmentary note mentions signals and operation concerns near Per Conte. No clear names, dates, or locations present. Summary focuses on alleged disagreement over signaling procedures and related operational issues within the unspecified group.

Block System Inquiry into Baltimore and Ohio wreck

Washington inquiry into cause and responsibility for the Sunday Baltimore and Ohio wreck near Silver Springs at the train crossing of passenger No 66 and No 41. Four days of investigation reveal conflicting issues between block murator and gatekeeper. Pre trainmen observers noted signals and possible switch irregularities near Terra Cotta or another location.

Washington Jane G Bernie Catie Baltmore & Ohio Vaxouin Wis Ural

Railway Wreap Scene in Washington Reference to Collision

The report notes the Baltimore and Ohio and Southern lines as data needs for an interstate investigation. Commissioner Clements said the inquiry would adjourn on June 14 to meet in Chicago. Witnesses including Taginge E Hildebrand and operator W P Philips testified about the wreck near Terra Cotta.

Wishington Jan Alg- Wileyetern Pyke Bultanera & Oflo Railroad Interstate Enmyneree Commission Clements Chicago Baltimore & Ohio Fitm Tagincey E Hildebrand Mallimore & Onlo Traf W. P. Philips Takoma Terra Cotta

Elopement and divorce shock in Cincinnati tale

Martha J. Towler of Baltimore sought a divorce and eloped again with her husband Richard F. Fowler in Cincinnati after a 30 year marriage. Harriet Chara, the mother, was stunned by the news. Fowler had left for a time last July, and Towler later fled for divorce, which was granted a month earlier. The Fowlers have 10 children, four of whom survive, all living in Baltimore.

Baltimore Jan Wen Martha J. Towler Chase Street Cincinnati Ohio Richard F. Fowler East Chane Street Fowler Lome Sne Sne Fyoul Fowlers

Residents seek state care for Governor Snyder grave

Snider county residents plan to petition the upcoming Legislature to provide an increased appropriation to protect the grave of Governor Simon Snyder, who died in 1808, ensuring its maintenance and preservation.

Relinsgrove Pri Jane S Snider County Simon Snyder Fm Ito

Peruna Editorial on Secret Medicines and Reform

The piece defends patent medicine secrecy yet notes public censure and a law requiring disclosure of ingredients. It explains manufacturers shield formulas to protect investments, cites Peruna’s voluntary label changes, and argues for ending secrecy in favor of transparency while maintaining safeguards against imitators.

Eyvemif Congress Peruna Harmint

Peruna Promises Open Marketing and Public Confidence

The Perruna campaign asserts adherence to ethics while selling directly to the public, promising transparency about ingredients and testimonials, with aims to expand globally. It pledges honesty, open labeling, and publication of user statements, photographs, and exact testimonials to prove Peruna as a great household remedy widely accepted.

Peruna Pernie

Notable neglected cemetery items and local events in Dillon

In the old Lutheran burying ground, a 19th century monument over Bavder’s ormont forgotten grave has prompted calls for a larger appropriation than the May 905 funding of 400 intended to maintain the plot. The cemetery has fallen into neglect, with unkempt flowers and weeds overgrown. a plan seeks a sizable grant to restore the burial place and adjacent grounds. Also noted are Dillon locals: carpenter Mr. Rosenberger who moved to California, a public school faculty member bride who resigned for holidays, a Katzenjammer Pienie engagement at the Dillon theatre, proceeds from ticket sales aiding local ends, and a marriage license for William T. Hennigan and May Inglis of Twin Bridges who wed locally.

Bayders Ormont Rosenberger Dillon California Dillon ‘Theatery Procesda William T. “Hennigan Mas Nedue May Inglis Bie Ow Pilden

Rosenberger and Minwe to wed in San Francisco

Dillon notes announce the wedding of Tain J. Rosenberger and Mina Minwe To Mucka. The couple plan nuptials in San Francisco, with details released to local readers in Dillon.

FAVER- CLAUS Report of Death in Golden Life County

Special Dispatch from Sugdara reports William Hamo n died in Golden Life County after typhoid fever. He was born in a dylde of less than a month and his death occurred around December 96. Local authorities note burial plans follow.

Sugdara

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