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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1906
Page
4
The police court heard a murky arraignment with various figures including Murphy, Warren, and Deyel amid confusion. The judge questioned witnesses, noted language barriers, and deferred verdicts while ordering juvenile outcomes and truancy actions for several youths.
Mrs A J Maurer of Chicago reports years of painful itching and failed treatments from doctors. After using Cuticura Ointment, her hands peeled, healed, and she returned to work in a dye house. She endorses Cuticura Soap and Ointment for others with sore hands.
An old plea promotes Cuticura Soap and Cuticura preparation as instant relief for crying babies and restful sleep for exhausted mothers. The ad references “the great Cuticura” and hints at supplementary guides and remedies, though text is fragmentary and contains inconsistencies.
The fragmented notice lists Andrew Sandahl as a former proprietor and president of local businesses. It mentions his connections to Illinois and Alabama, with unclear dates and scattered place names. The text references his family and a lingering illness, noting a recent death and funeral or burial details missing.
A man claims a trapdoor opened under him on an alley street in Butte on November 17, 1903, injuring him and leading police to inspect the scene. He says he was dragged through the opening and had been assaulted, though details remain unclear as investigators review the incident.
Chief Mulholandt led a roundup yesterday afternoon rounding up several Dariners men. They were notified to appear before Judge Warren the following morning to bond or face jail. Names listed include Pert Foore, Be 1. calking, George Veline, John Widnes, Dave Mergin, Ye Avave, Hlave Payker, and Tan pr 'hheirtt among others.
A disjointed report notes Harbour considering early release as George Fi Maene dies and a bankruptcy petition proceeds. It mentions a debtor’s assets, a mortgage held by the West Pontatrous buyer, and actions by the bankruptcy attorney amid unclear names and places.
Hues O Jolson, described as a solared put, writes to the judge requesting release after a year in custody for abusing a beloved partner. The plea argues harsh prison conditions and a plea for mercy, noting the accused’s alleged remorse and desire for liberty while detailing the tense background of prior incidents and tensions surrounding the case.
Fragmented OCR notes report a company meeting with names such as A Cannon, Cannon, Tywsd, Prank Yconng, WilLAs Malloy, and Haiocom. Mentions a cannery retirement and a business gathering, with unclear dates and roles. The readable items suggest a local commerce or association context from an unidentified year.
Amid public finance chatter, officials signal bonds are ready for signing. The upcoming sale aims to fund city projects with investors awaiting formal steps and pricing details. The process hinges on regulatory approvals, date confirmations, and potential interest rates noted by observers.
Community notices reveal visits by relatives and local gatherings in Bozeman, with social entertainments at Central Avenue homes, cards and hospitality among residents, and arrivals from Helena. The item notes prices for steel shoots and galvanized sheets, plus shipping updates and regional business details.
The copper market showed a generally quiet session with price levels mostly steady. Traders noted limited demand while a few stocks and shares moved modestly, with some activity from New York and Boston markets and small price shifts across several copper-related issues.
Fragmentary text shows inconsistent figures and garbled numbers, referencing sums like 100000 and 7.2 million and terms such as last year without clear context or entities. The readable bits suggest financial figures but lack verifiable subjects, dates, organizations, or outcomes.
A Norfolk based incident reports a collision among Mosquito Fleet vessels during a severe storm. Worden and Lawrence families suffer injuries while crews work to stabilize damaged craft. An official inquiry will follow led by the commodore of the latent squadron.
In a United States court, Episcopal rector JS Were stood trial after public funds allegation. Judge Munger postponed proceedings while Mahoney argued a motion to dismiss the indictment. Were, along with co-defendants, faced charges connected to alleged misuse of funds amid a complex case.
A reported plan outlines a large gravity and electric water distribution project on the Columbia River. Engineers are instructed to trim work amid prime terrain, with bids potentially awarding two private prizes including the Mitford Navigation and Power dam project.
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