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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1907
Page
12
Police in Frome and surrounding counties move to remove vagrant and felon elements from the city. Officers report arrests and intensified patrols as they target ragged sleepers and others deemed a threat, citing ongoing work and funding to sustain the crackdown.
Judge Webster signed and filed an order apportioning the annual stenographer salary across Missoula Ravalli Sanders counties for 1907 based on court case counts in 1906. Missoula allotted 2 cases, Ravalli 68, Sanders 66, yielding per county payments of $88, $41, and $21 respectively.
Missoula courts hear defense in J J Dowling v Jemes Hendley with all allegations denied. Attorney C Mulrohey appears for the defendant. Amended water right suit filed in Stovom v Swanson concerning Camas Trail Creek water rights. U S land office reports Olio Westfall filing sat near Quarts and George GL Sears filing a pre emption report on similar acreage near Woodide.
The Senate today passed a house resolution calling for an investigation into methods at the Booker T. Washington area. Portsmenith, Ohio, Sun. 17. Several hundred families have been served from their houses by the rising river.
In early days barbers acted as surgeons and town physicians used Meening as a universal cure for chicken pox and cholera. Modern medicine reduced mortality through targeted treatments. Digestive disorders like dyspepsia are common and often ignored. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claim to aid digestion with non cathartic action and have been marketed nationwide. Trial packs offered. available at druggists for 30 cents. Stuart Company, 69 Stuart Building, Marshall, Mich.
Foster, a former employee at Simons store in Missoula, was arrested after investigators found items stolen from the shop in his room. He confessed to taking goods and cash over several days and said he shared items with friends at Christmas. Prosecutors charged him with petit larceny for multiple thefts.
A complaint accuses John Walin of stealing wood valued by Sheriff Vicker and sold at a local market. An arrest followed by a warrant, with Walin released on $80 bond awaiting further court action before Judge Dav. The incident centers on a Wakefield wood pile in Rattlesnake valley.
The Missoula civic league chapter held a meeting at the courthouse but leaders were away and no notice was given, resulting in sparse attendance and no business. An adjournment was set for January 4 to continue efforts and formalize membership among city leaders.
Meotore Starrett president of the Thompson Starrett Company reflects on New York skyline growth. He notes rising towers, the looming removal of old structures, and the widening canyon effect of tenements and hills, arguing skyscrapers bring progress yet demand careful balance with light and air.
In Missoula on January 1 a preliminary hearing before United States Commissioner Waltare P. Smitji examined Abraham as the principal witness for the defense in a prostitution case. Testimony described Nauta's intoxication and a violent encounter when struck with a cin, followed by further alleged assaults six days later as others pursued the assailants. Witnesses testified to a tense scene near a camp and impending legal action tied to the homicide charge of Gabiel Nayta.
Missoula January 17 report notes the first commencement of the Missoula County Free High School will be tomorrow due to a new court arrangement. Four students appear in the list Florence Draper Avina Latimer Je White Genevieve etc. Graduation events amid illness and attendance changes.
A courtroom transcript describes an Indian woman named Tara Apt Mila as a witness who tasted the Wortd ta tne Vartle and appeared under the influence. The judge adjourned the trial until tomorrow as arguments will resume at 9 o clock. The defense is expected to place blame on Abraham for the effects observed.
Northwest baseball scene features talks of Seattle Portland and Butte with Hall Quinn and others shaping league plans. Discussions cover park sites player availability and the Northwest league future as teams seek secured home grounds and clubs for the coming season.
Cincinnati reports the Ghie river flooding to at least five feet, submerging districts along eight blocks in Newport Kentucky. About 2,900 residents of the Turkey Filhke area are cut off, with schools and churches opened as emergency shelters. Three hundred families evacuate as river trade stalls.
Missoula reports the death of 33 year old F Dishman, a well known railroad man, killed last night at Great Wall. He was the son of Mr and Mrs residing in Missoula. The funeral will be held today as they bring the Holy to Missoula for burial.
Praves may refer to Lane Senley editor of the Mixsouri Journal who had been confined to his home for several weeks with rheumatic illness. He was able to go out today and is slowly improving in health and hopes to return to his business soon.
Missouris ce bound and rain is falling with freezing temperatures reported. Kansas City and areas north suffer damaged wires and poles, streetcar service interrupted, and trains delayed as crews work to restore lines. Weather ruins telegraph, telephone, and trolley operations across the region.
After being served for days in Montana and North Dakota, Great Northern No 4 from Sendre finally arrived in St. Paul. Ice problems and frozen roads halted travel, paralyzing the Canadian Pacific road and crippling transport in the West. Farmers face shortages, with bread supplies exhausted in isolated areas and famine feared without outside contact.
District Judge Ben ton issued an order lifting a prior restraint that barred Great Falls from creating a public bathhouse. The ruling limits city action to regulate safety and public health, rejecting claims the bathhouse would be unsafe or unlawful.
Missouri report: Muth Blanbeth Has_sler, six, dies after Bright's disease lingered. Grandparents in Pawnee City and Dillings as relatives mourn. Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow at home with Rev. TalT officiating. Music by a male quartet. Burial at Missouri cemetery. Flathead delegation protests allotment methods in Washington.
January dispatch notes Governor Toole’s December pardon for Jas per Jordan was approved by the state board today. He is to be released after last April’s Jefferson county conviction for sinatiat and ecole, with a one year sentence in the penitentiary. Also included is a naval letter from a primary two battle shiva of the Dreadnaught class addressed to Chatrunca Fore of the home committees on naval matters.
Snow blanketed New York City as six inches fell, creating a cacophony of stalled streetcars and disrupted daytime travel. Jim reported the weather impact and ongoing transit delays across the city.
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