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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1906
Page
2
Kilrain weighs 23 pounds according to sources, with a boxing career recited as a tale of hardship and resilience. The article follows his pre-fight period, past misfortunes, and the financial reversal after failed ventures, ending with remarks on future plans and a return to work.
A man named Luther lived with a wife on Main Street and kept another home on Loomis Street while working as a traveling salesman. Neighbors reported nightly biurnal absences and morphine overdose death attributed to foul play. A sister was visited in Detroit.
A man described as Shorton was condemned to the electric chair for killing his wife at Belmont on July 12 190% The article notes he bought a ticket for California after the murder and was later arrested on the Pacific Coast rail line The report mentions Panltic coast and various names and places in a scattered dispatch style
An aged woman with a long life in Wicklow County has died. Surviving relatives include Glyndiple' Metune Hilt Meloy, Seubert and Lindgren. Funeral will be at the Catholic church in Philipsane tomorrow at twelve.
Fragmentary text describes an armed clash at Cananea and a stronghold near Hilo in Sonora, with territorial governor involvement and mentions of forces led by Bun gieds and other figures. The report notes a drive to confront the Tat re survivors and a pay dispute context, with limited coherent detail due to damaged OCR.
A noisy incident unfolds as a slight fire triggers panic among hundreds at a location near a theater or hall. Fire crews and bystanders respond while horses stamped and people moved away from exits. No clear injuries are listed beyond a few reports of minor harm and orderly dispersal.
A partial OCR fragment hints at a scene involving Better Fish and Newcaste with garbled wording. No clear persons, dates, or events are readable to identify a concrete news item.
Narrative recounts a bear incident and a lake trout caught near Adirondack terrain. Mentions persistent figures, a veteran, and a park setting with measurements and a congratulatory note. Details include bear injury, pelt recovery, and a photograph credited to Trent.
Fragmentary report describes a jail escape attempt with two hounds killed and a prisoner death. It notes searches, possible last men seen, and questions about the fugitives capture. The text includes garbled names and unrelated musings, but centers on the failed escape and its aftermath.
International yacht races planned here feature three foreign entrants and a Kaiser Cup style event. German vessels lead the field with expected high speeds as nations prepare for the chimes and expositions, highlighting a broader program of maritime competition and development.
John L Whyte, longtime Belt resident and mining worker, died after being struck by a moving train near Arlington and Belt. Eyewitness Cary reports Whyte appeared unable to brake, fell beneath the wheels, and succumbed at home hours later. He leaves a widow and two children amid funeral arrangements and a miners union funeral service planned for the Belt community.
Fragmented OCR text reports scattered city items including denver test, Anacondia prices, Zellman's store sale, and local incidents. Mentions of Park, Rochon, hospital, and a street accident with a vehicle and a pedestrian are noted alongside assorted names and bets. The piece lacks coherent narrative or clear dates.
The readable bits mention a divorce of a Mrs Vali-Tiat hovel, with scattered names and phrases about windmills and a boarder arriving last year. The text is garbled and fragmentary, offering no clear event or timeline beyond a divorce and personal disputes.
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