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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1906
Page
4
Teams employed by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad advance early fieldwork along the Nine Mile route and Montishite pass. Crews outline survey scope, locate the river divide, and plan the main line while awaiting final alignment decisions and cooperation with local residents.
An ensemble of engineers from Batte depart for Lewistown for a scheduled meeting of the Menhan Engineers. The group plans to present a sketch of the Aladivean project and discuss curation of local properties while hosted by local companies.
A garbled OCR passage references Stredeher fel is et mercdt aibeit avinerihed emai and Streicher among figures tied to a prejudice case. Mentions injunctions, a verdict, and wages paid by a bomber company. Vague legal actions involve a court order and potential penalties. Names and places are largely unreadable, but the text centers on judicial halting of actions amid alleged prejudice and wartime context.
A chaotic race card recounts multiple thoroughbred sprints with Nine Weeds narrowly defeating Sin Lads in a close finish over sixteenth of a mile. Other notable results include Shunnibe second and Whi Loa placing, with detailed placings across an 11 furlong event and supporting performances from Ritter Haid Marvel Pound and Fini WNL.
News reports a new company formed to push the Bitter War irrigation ditch project in Misielet county and other regions. Officials indicate capitalists organized Dinsmere Irrigation and Development to start construction this winter, with a large canal to reclaim arid land and serve growing communities along river valleys.
Reported fight at Cokedale involving Summers, Rob Tackett and others from the Cokes Miners union. Samer and aulett held by sheriff on charges. Porter and others accused of resigning from the miles union over wage scale talks. Victim beaten and hospitalized. Summers and Hackett bonded for bail, with expected quick release.
Firefighters battled two blazes in Livingston yesterday. The first damaged a house on the North Parish road amid high winds, while the second fire gutted the interior of a timber yard shed at A W Miles Company. Several hundred barrels burned before containment and insurers covered losses.
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An unclear report describes a cable incline incident on Rue de Reverie with passengers thrown from cars. Three people were seriously injured, and emergency responders attended the scene as investigators began to determine the cause and whether further action would follow.
Fragmentary item from Norfolk Virginia describing coastal conditions and an event labeled Wing 3 with velocity around 42 mph. Mentions Virgina North Carolicnt coast and a combine haideship eraser phrase. Details are garbled with many misspellings and no clear outcome or names.
The fragmented text describes ships weighing anchor and moving through rough seas toward Norfolk under storm conditions. It mentions maritime navigation and a crew seeking safety, with references to naval or allied vessels and weather impact on progress.
James Jawsna, who left a Marysville wife to live with Mary O'Bannon in Montana, will not face further charges after paying $210 to his estranged wife toward her share of their deceased father’s estate. Mrs. Lawson plans Missouri divorce proceedings. Lawson says he will marry the other woman once granted a decree.
Jan 2 in Wrebupton the United States seeks cancellation of timber land entries in Montana. Prosecution hinges on alleged proceeds from public lands tied to the Bitter Root and Clarke cases. Attorneys Burch Maynard represent the government. Evans, Bickford, Shelian represent firms and Clark claimants.
Mr Adolphus Busch announces the initial shipment of enameled steel tanks for the Annenser-Huseh company storehouses. The new tanks, replacing wooden casks, hold about 1,000 barrels and are described as vastly superior. The project will involve several million dollars.
In a strong, fast contest at the college drill hall, Dillon Dee beat the Hays team by a close margin. The Sports section notes a Friday afternoon game moved to the usual hall with expectations of a spirited lineup and scoring bursts from both sides.
An early result shows Doumer chosen by a small margin as the new head of the chamber of deputies, signaling continued momentum for his candidacy and foreshadowing potential shifts in the republic's leadership.
Special Dispatch reports in Billings, Jan. about gratitude to Mrs. Benjamin Fuller for kindness shown to Billings Jandterd owner Bennighott. Mrs Fuller, long unseen, visited Billings and West New Bedford, rekindling old ties with Uncle George and Mr Bennighott amid tales of generosity and mutual aid.
Razemin Jai and Io Maxwell were arrested by Sheriff Reynolda and charged with larceny after a disputed theft involving a $73 fan. They were arraigned before Davis and held to await further proceedings under $1,000 bonds. Wend Groves is also summoned to answer embezzlement charges of about $0.00.
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