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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1910
Page
3
Announcement lists subscription prices and office locations for the Standard Publishing Company. It notes post office entries, advertising rates, and various city newspaper agents in multiple regions. The garbled text preserves names and addresses such as Anaconda and Seattle news offices, with scattered references to offices and mailing details.
The article discusses the stalled corporate tax proposal as part of tariff Legislation, noting Republican opposition and calls for radical reform. It also warns of green vegetables tainted with Paris green, urging education and strict punishment to curb poisoning and promote safe handling of produce.
The readable fragments cover a jumble of medical claims about vigor, diet, and patent remedies, plus a scattered political update. Names, places, and events are inconsistent, with references to doctors, hearings, and a Bay Francisca incident, alongside speculation on public figures and a postal savings measure.
A garbled OCR page mentions political events, the Cannan Frank disaster, a Milwaukee butcher ad, weather notes, and a January horoscope. It references the president, a war context, an aviation or aerial risk, and various local and international names, with scattered remarks on trials, beef trusts, and travel cautions.
New York reports that Japiek Teil and Braet N. Gerbracht along with other officers of the American Sugar Refining company face federal conspiracy charges linked to alleged sugar meter weighing fraud. Teilke’s attorney argued immunity due to prior grand jury appearances. judge reserved ruling after brief plea in abatement.
The report alleges Professor Martin Ronhig of Sweden, tied to assassinations in Landen, aiding a Bent operation. Professor Iekenburg, a resident of Lando, was wounded by a bomb mail. Hammer, head of the Stockholm Swedist association, was injured by a mailed bomb. A circuit of socialist agitators linked to these events is under investigation. The implicated professor later appeared to recover and was moved to Brigton Jail.
Report of Nicholas Dwub’s death after a fall in the Larsen shaft. Mose Little and Joseph Yan described discovering the body, with an axe and broken flank present. Investigators concluded death was accidental, caused by a fall while cutting lee and a plank failing. Details include injuries to Daub’s right arm and skull fracture, with the incident dated Thursday, July 20.
William Tierney died of Bright's disease yesterday. He had lived in Tufts for four years and leaves daughters and parents among the extended family, including John Fogarty of Nampa Idaho and Myra Andrew Conway of 2004 Pine Street Butte. Funeral arrangements are incomplete but likely Wednesday morning.
St Andrew's society will honor the 151st birth anniversary of Robert Burns at Carpenter's Hall Thursday evening. An invited guest list, grand overture, and a lecture will be followed by serious music, refreshments, and dancing, with details of time and participants unclear.
Mire MM an wife of the Wells known architect confined to her home after a fractured writ and a severe shock on a slippery sidewalk near her home at 1 Colorado Street. President Taft endorses naval academy recommendations for dismissal of 30 shipmen including James M. Whitehead, Scott Lynn, and Grover J. Clevenger for intoxication during holidays. Missouri search for ten robbers held up a railroad near Tarkea yields fruitless results with a $1.20 reward.
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