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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1907
Page
6
City readies for a grand Independence Day with a parade, firing squad, and pyrotechnics. Veterans, local bands, and a long pageant lineup fill the afternoon program from a ceremonial reading to a ball game, with races and fire department contests shaping the sporting schedule.
A troubled incident at a Windsor Trust company involved a teller’s self payment and a broader theft detected Monday morning. The suspect, allegedly seeking funds to aid a kin, targeted a bank vault area as bystanders observed a tense sequence ending with the perpetrator fleeing. No further movement has been reported, and the victim’s family remains distressed at the downtown apartment scene.
A housekeeper who lived with the couple testified that his sister had been left penniless. Her brother in law claimed 618 a year, with family ties implied. Friends fear Runyan’s mental state has deteriorated due to recent heat after he complained of heat-related issues in recent days. Born in Rochester, he worked at a drug store and later at Traders’ Bank, then at Allantee bank as a banker for five years before moving to New York about nine years ago.
Fragmented Philipsburg report details a chaotic scene surrounding a case with Mr Morse and Mr Philipsburg residents. Witnesses include Ray and Divers, with Deputy Shortl Morae and Sheri Mennedy guiding proceedings. Medical staff assess the patient, while attendees discuss outcomes and possible transport to a hospital.
A fragment notes members of a class from Columbus with names like E B Paiterson and W B Moore. It mentions a visit home at Lake Linden and professional business in Helena. Other names include Frank Winningham and Boyd of Coldfield visiting Philliborg.
Two Chinese men were killed and a third wounded in a mysterious shooting at a Garden Springs cabin near the city last night. A masked assailant fired after entering the cabin and escaped on a gobbler’s bicycle, as officers investigate motives amid anti-Asian tension.
Local items list Fourth of July events across Anaconda including grand ball at Standard Hall and races at the track. Mentions visits by out of town residents, church society meetings, and a sale on East Seventh near Chestnut with two three room houses for $700.
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A large crowd attended the funeral for Franca Mur pi, lauded as a temperance advocate. Dignitaries and mourners gathered to pay respects as the city mourned the loss of a noted figure whose influence spanned religious and civic life.
A late 19th century market report describes swift shifts in gold exports, government bonds, and domestic securities. It notes shortages and rapid price movements as traders react to demand, with several named securities and entities highlighted amid fluctuating interest and capital flows.
A garbled OCR rich with market terms and scattered names describes chaotic Chicago market activity and legal notices. The readable fragments mention wheat, bales, and prices along with names that appear to be traders or officials, plus references to venues, vessels, and a public safety incident. The passage also notes a shooting arrest and various logistics at Washington Street, with timing hints and community references.
The county commissioners outline appears, detailing actions and financial matters with many names and figures. It references a July 4 event, specific accounts, and approvals, noting discussions on personnel, salaries, and expenditures across departments.
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