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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1911
Page
6
The general news today was not bullish and markets stayed dull and featureless. Prices remained steady despite weak sentiment as analysts expect little activity until midweek and foresee potential shifts from congressional inquiries into major corporations.
Lord Chief Justice Alverstan ruled that a London editor must pay damages to the heirs of the late Master, a Madras civil servant. The plaintiff, Mrs. Curtiss, claimed the editor aided by misrepresentation and issued unwarranted shares. The court granted execution against the editor for payment.
Fragmented report from San Antonio details enemies accusing Francisco Madero of treason and traitorous aims. The dispatch cites political tension, references to U.S. events, and mentions mobilization and conventions in a period of instability.
The East Butte operation advances with a new furnace and underground work increasing copper production. Projections show monthly ore throughput rising to 7,000,000 pounds per month and potential expansion to 2,000,000 pounds per month capacity, with cost reductions anticipated. First quarter results expected around July 14 as improvements unfold.
Former Senator Thomas Jr. Carter returns from Washington where he aided the international commission mapping work to settle disputes between the United States and Canada. He says the Candy report was idle and he will spend the summer in Montana attending to private affairs.
Fire devastates a city block between Willow street and Front Street in Iditarod Alaska causing extensive loss of property and several dwellings burned. The blast from a gasoline lamp triggered the blaze, with damages estimated around 100000 dollars.
Evan Williams, a minor from a county, told the county attorney’s office his tale of owing a money lender. He signed a chattel mortgage for 459 with 5 percent monthly interest, plus $2 commission. The loan grew to 247 with interest, charges, and alleged improper credits and deductions. Williams claims the lender falsely added wages and a 3100 October charge never advanced, inflating the debt to an unfair total and threatening arrest if not paid. Attorney Maloney condemned the proceedings as improper and protested the lack of redress for Williams.
A Thursday night street fight involved Bulgarians Bonavich and Sichuvich among others as police issued a warrant for Bonavich. John Krincieh and another boy were released, stating they were not aggressors. James Lavelle faced a transportation ordinance overcharge charge, while Mrs Gallagher and Frank Trower faced peace disturbance and driving without a tag respectively. The Nick Lottery trial was postponed due to a key witness absence.
The Odd Fellows of Five Towns form an association to promote social and business activities. The group includes notable members from Belgrade and Manhattan and plans an annual meeting at Anleaville on August 3 featuring addresses, sports, and entertainment by local figures.
Potosi Apringa announces season opening under new management with Sixteen well furnished rooms. The report mentions Pony, Mont Pilaner and Hawthrow on draft, Windsor buffet, and personnel including John TT and Todd Prov. The text shows early plans and amenities for guests.
A scrambled OCR note discusses central reserve actions, loans, deposits, and government requirements. It cites figures like 416 and 380 in deposits, mentions New York City, and references various banks and authorities. The text is garbled but centers on reserve metrics and banking activity.
Bozeman Montana reports that the Deaconess Society assumes control of the sanitarium. Spence Cyepatett is appointed superintendent to lead the hospital’s operations alongside trustees and church leaders. Local clergy and community members welcome the transition as the hospital prepares to improve efficiency and equipment.
Disjointed report on condemnation suits over Bozeman right of way includes mentions of Shindard Horean Hite and Vottman. References to contracts, Welsh Aton Ardeni and Anongheid Inter imply construction plans and payments. Ot there is a call to vote and location at 2218 Main Street, with unclear dates and roles.
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