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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1906
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and broad distribution details for daily and Sunday editions, plus a wide network of newsstands across major cities. It also provides office addresses and contact points for foreign advertising from New York and Chicago.
The article celebrates the French court decision restoring Dreyfus’s rights after years of injustice. It condemns the prior delays and notes Colonel Piquart’s sacrifice in proving the officer’s innocence. France is urged to grant him full respect and a gracious welcome as the nation reaffirms its commitment to justice.
A historical report describes intensified efforts to combat house flies in summer conditions. It notes camp kitchens closing due to infestations, public health measures, and housewives waging ongoing campaigns. Scientists study the fly’s origin and life cycle, detailing breeding in stables, egg counts, maggot growth, and metamorphosis to winged adults.
A fragment discusses how flies spread disease between places and the need for proper containment and sanitation. It argues for cleaning, proper waste handling, and house hygiene to reduce fly breeding. The text mentions papers, doves, and sewage as factors in the fly problem, urging corrective measures.
A Oregon court acquits George Mitchel of murder after a disputed case influenced by religious prejudice. Neighbors praised the verdict while a vengeful relative, claiming abuse, triggers a broader debate about moral influence and accountability. The article critiques extremist preaching and calls for vigilance against hateful rhetoric.
Fragmented text shows Col Watterson of Kentucky and New York papers discussing the 1908 Democratic nomination and Roosevelt as the Republican candidate. A Kentuckian brokered nominations, with references to Aryan, Bryan, and Mooreville figures. The piece hints at campaign strategy and party lines, noting ongoing deliberations and potential shifts.
The article notes widespread adoption of water power and early turbines, highlighting Helena and Great Falls sites on the Missouri and Madison rivers. It cites the Big Hole, Madison, and Clark Fork regions as key to Butte’s industrial progress, with references to steam engines yielding to water turbines and advancing electricity generation nationwide.
The article praises Maine’s congressional representatives for decades long tenure, arguing stability yields effective policy. It cites Blaine, Fessenden, Reed, Tingley, Hale, Littlefield and others, noting their enduring influence and the need to reelect proven lawmakers.
Obituaries from Butte chronicle several deaths: Julia Cooper wife of George W. Cooper of Butte, funeral at 2 pm Saturday from 1167 Tribal Avenue with services by Rev J. W. White. survived by husband and many relatives. Eben Reynolds wife of Thomas Reynolds aged 88, died at family home 238 East Seventh Street. funeral Saturday at 2 pm with burial at All Morlat cemetery. John Collins, 50, died at home 411 East Tyrk Street. moved to daughter’s home at 35 Anaconda Road for funeral 2 pm Saturday with burial at Mt. Moriah. Harold Lees, 2nd, son of J. South Main Street couple, died Wednesday night. funeral at 2 pm from home with Rev. C. L. Howard officiating. burial at Mt. Moriah. The day closes with a note of a show “This is Wilson” at the Highcal Arcade on West Park.
The scene centered on the presiding judge as the Dreyfus case reached a dramatic conclusion. Spectators filled the courtroom while police and officials monitored a tense, crowded hall. The verdict, amid heated debate, was read, with supporters and critics reacting to the decision and heavy media attention surrounding the notable affair.
A large dance event by the Elks at the Montana lodge in Silver Bow district drew wide attendance. The program featured the Boston and Month Band in Denver, with prize lists and plans for a special train, while remarks praised the evening as a successful social gathering amid lively musical performances and community figures.
A divorce proceeding was finalized in Philadelphia involving Maury Wirt and Adee Janes Harvey Mry of Florida. The court granted the dissolution of marriage in a formal custody and asset settlement, with the judge approving the terms presented by both parties.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a Dreyfus era debate and court actions. It references military inquiry, accusations against exoneration efforts, and political divisions in the chamber of deputies. It mentions key figures and the extended discussion of justice and intelligence matters.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Ming Wing MacLeary of a burn and Judge MacLeary with unclear ages. It references a proceeding at St. Teks and a location at 43 West Vepyer Street, with uncertain times and names, rendering the rest unreadable.
A court session this morning featured Hum Hoy's case with Judge Warren presiding. Witnesses described threats and a knife incident involving a driver, while officials noted the officer's testimony and the defendant's potential risks.
The Civic day at the gardens drew many adults and children for a picnic afternoon. Mrs. Hlon Daly, 30, died yesterday with funeral plans arranged by Sher Reed's undertaking.
Fragmentary text outlines a university related dispute or study involving experienced graduates and instructional roles. Mentions unspecified individuals, institutions, and a planned meeting or evaluation. The readable parts point to college business and advisory roles, with unclear dates or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR text outlines Mills College and Seminary for Young Women. Mentions accreditation, healthful location, superior advantages and branches, with references to leadership and formal presentation by President. Lacks clear events or outcomes. reads as an unclear historical notice.
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