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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1910
Page
3
Readable excerpts describe an old fashioned Fourth with parade plans and contests. Events include oration by a local figure, band concert, baseball game, fireworks, and a patriotic program with sunrise at 6:39 am. Prizes and marching groups are listed amid spirited community festivities.
The prominent Dillon businessman and county pioneer was discovered dead in his bed, with the case prompting attention from local authorities. The article notes his status in the community and mentions ongoing inquiries into the circumstances surrounding his death.
Funeral was conducted this afternoon at the Methodist church by Env. Mr. Dodds and was largely attended by old-time friends from across the country. Burial followed at Mountain View cemetery.
A young man named Charles Pomeroy suffered a fractured skull after entering a stall to face a vicious horse at Anderaan livery stable. The horse kicked and trampled him, leaving skull fractures reported in several locations. Rescue attempts followed but he remained unconscious.
A report from Butte indicates 13 individuals were arrested in a case involving a worthless check. John Smid is named in the item, with charges noted and a complaint to be filed in Justice court. The suspect was sent to the county jail after appearing in the city daily.
Abraham Ruef, awaiting appeal from a bribery judgment, seeks bail on health grounds. Judge Lawlar orders a clinical exam of Ruef and postpones the hearing to next Wednesday amid concerns from his family and his continued confinement.
San Quentin Cal July 2 The term of the sentence for perjury having pived was discharged today from the state prison. William J Brathers, we intttan ate, was discharged and wore the reeniation sult Riven to Allennviets on their a6 Mose amloaceepted the nga 35 supe frondle siti with 13 cents abled for Crutsporiaden to tits home.
The report notes President Taft will take ten days for personal rest starting soon, with Secretary Norton joining in supporting the president’s pace. Norton is to depart Monday, expected to return by June 38, and will visit family at a cottage he owns near Weverty.
Fragmentary report mentions President Tate leaving treasury departmment and Gulf sparing at Myopia with his brother. References to Henry Wo Taft of New York and Gen Charles Frinaan haba. Oblique nods to a retired soldier from the Civil War and a state department official reshuffle. Delaware & Windson system strike seeks wage gains with foremen demanding ten dollars monthly and section men twenty three cents per dig.
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