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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1906
Page
3
The notice lists The Anaconda Standard publishing company and daily distribution terms. It details subscription rates, office addresses, and regional newsstand locations across major cities, plus franchise and employment information. It reads like a typical late 19th or early 20th century newspaper notice for circulation and agency points.
A historical survey notes Fourth of July deaths and tetanus injuries, with 1904 counts and comparisons to 1903. It cites American Medical Association figures and public concern over dangerous celebrations amid extreme heat and poor safety.
Fragmented OCR reveals discussion of a murder case involving White and Thaw. The text questions White’s character, wealth, and career, noting his architecture background and reputation. Readers are left awaiting the trial's outcome and public reaction.
A suspect who killed Benjamin Iaderic and wounded a sergeant fled yesterday from a town 20 miles away. Deputies with local aides search the area for the fugitive as they track lines of inquiry and assist public safety.
In Belleville a beggar vents anger over dishonor, shooting a woman at her doorway in a crowded street. The bullet ended her life instantly while witnesses recall the assailant’s odd, violent outburst and the man’s subsequent disappearance toward an unnamed hospital. An officer notes the suspect’s critical condition in custody.
A man named yon mned tan sler was arrested on fraud charges after selling cigar ashes as a patent medicine. He advertised cures for many complaints and claimed his remedies could treat almost all illnesses, using letters from grateful customers as proof.
A fragmented report details a ragpicker’s wealth discovered after death. The text references bank notes and a sudden event on a Latin quarter street, noting the ragpicker’s livelihood through street earning and a warning to the school regarding hiring.
A garbled note from Washington references the national work and the comptroller of the currency. It cites numbers like S51 112 369 and discusses revisions to currency totals and annual figures.
A fragmented OCR article reports Denver elections facing a court challenge. It suggests a district court decision halted the dispute and references a Municipal Ownership league and Honest Beale group. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Fragmentary OCR text references Palen and Wilken with unclear roles, mentions a city or county context, and hints at a local schedule or public notice. The usable fragment implies a community item touching on people, places, and possible event timing without clear specifics.
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