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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1911
Page
1
Fragmentary text appears to mix names and phrases with unclear context. Readable elements include possible names such as Tiairanna and references to Rus Tho. No discernible event, place, or organization can be identified to form a concrete news item.
Washington notes detail former director of American Sugar Refining company Thomas testifying to sugar inquiry committees about dealings with Adolph Segal and the Pennsylvania Sugar Refinery. He describes letters and proposed deals to transfer the refinery to the American company, with figures and internal discussions cited. Witnesses, including university professors and industry figures, corroborate aspects of the case and the broader sugar industry context.
Senate committee received Wisconsin legislature's special report accusing United States Senator Stephenson of Wharansin of corruption in his election. It cites $107,009 alleged to have been spent and a $98,000 payment exhibit, while supporters claim campaign spending was nominal. Ontario.
May issue warrants in Taunton contempt case against Mrs. M Manigal. Judge Hutton delayed proceedings. hearing will decide if she is in contempt for failing to answer questions before Kane Jales. District Attorney Fredericks and officials confirm ongoing extradition proceedings for Davin Caplan in London. Burns may return to Taunton, while Schmidt’s whereabouts remain unclear.
A steamship ran aground amid a breakdown of engines with all 60 passengers aboard. Two women died in the incident while others were rescued. the ship was sighted near Spokane and Seattle area waters. The disaster prompted coast guard and harbor authorities to assist evacuees and investigate the cause of the accident.
A convoluted court transcript reveals See’s lawyer insisting a Evelyn Art portion in Heo’s Libly was forged after manuscripts were stolen. Defense claims interlineations appear in the file and target Stephen Wri nges, with testimony describing forged pages and questioned ownership of the volume amid a United States prosecution context.
A fragmented OCR led to a brief item noting momentum toward reciprocity. The readable phrases mention Shyaton, Canes, Van Oc, and Odmens with scattered names and terms, but no coherent event or dates are clear. The piece reads as a garbled political or civic update without concrete actions or outcomes.
Fragmentary text shows names and places but lacks clear events or dates. Readable bits suggest individuals connected to a local matter or notice, with no coherent action or outcome. The piece reads like a scrambled report from a small community publication with several garbled names and terms.
Montana farmers and stockmen backed the Canadian reciprocity bill in a petition presented by Senator Myerts. A reader’s letter from the petition organizer said reciprocity is popular here and beneficial for Montana and the nation. The senate debated the bill with numerous speeches, aiming for a July end, while anticipated votes on wool and free list bills loomed amid possible presidential veto.
The Sunday Standard previews a Sherlock Holmes study by A Conan Doyle with rippling interest. It promises The Red Man's Fourth featuring Flatheads and Indians, plus Fourth of July songs and cartoons, popular serials, sports, society news, and photographs.
Edward Hines faces cross examination in a Senate investigating committee hearing as he corrects statements about Lorimer election funding. The session covers alleged telephone conversations, contributions to a Lorimer fund, and witnesses including Wiehe and Mettler. Attorney Marble presses for truth while Hines defends his memory and actions amid intense questioning.
On June 3 4 a Philadelphia and Western railroad fast mail train was attacked by 12 masked men near a ravine. Three crew members CG Hy Block mail clerk, Hopney and Bomis were injured. Block shot, Bomis arm wounded, Hopney seriously hurt. Passengers assisted, one unidentified man struck by a robbers stone. Robbers fled into the woods after looting mail and express cars.
A man identified as a former resident of Mont died after a fall at a hospital following an accident at Rest Prab. Police investigation reportedly failed to determine the cause as authorities pursued an inquiry.
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