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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1908
Page
11
Disconnected OCR notes recount vagrancy arrests and court actions in Butte. Paul Legar forfeits a $100 bond after failing to appear. H. Dubyns remains in court, case continued. Other vagancy charges and minor offenses lead to releases, continuances, or transfers to district court.
Fragmentary notes describe Butte sending a large delegation to a shale meeting led by Maglio with Monday sessions and a focus on drilling teams. Local papers mention enhanced measures and a larger audience, though many details are unclear in the OCR.
A lengthy district court hearing centers on custody for a child born of a divorce. The case involves disputed parentage, a judge, and motions related to parental rights. The proceedings reference a prior inquiry about estate matters and a famous local figure’s dealings, with testimony expected in coming days.
Journal reports a Wild West show disaster near Butte with Mulloy Lagu U dun saddle horse incident and several injured. Jack Grom, band member, died within hours and juror Harry Nittinger suffered serious wounds as the troupe faced chaos and threats amid accusations of insult during a performance.
A garbled report discusses Murphy praising Bryan's chance in New York politics. It references Tammany influence, Lyperion followers, and a revolutionary preliminary effort. Mentions a Russian consul and Persian affairs, plus a clothing store site SUH at Wein's.
A dealer from East Park Street faced trial in Indianapolis early morning for selling pure milk not meeting standard. Witnesses testified the milk had been interfered with and that the milkman supplied the dealer less than a bale. Judge fined him $1 and suspended his license. no further violations cited.
In a Truman Washington case the court ruled that the husband was not the brick magnate alleged in the complaint. The judge based the decision on handwriting comparisons and rejected defense letters as evidence. The trial referenced Mrs Leargreen, also known as Howard, and involved witness testimony about Mrs Leargreen’s aliases and the mayoral tie to the matter.
Coroner Stevens held an inquest into a fatal fire incident that occurred on a Sunday. The inquiry determined the Chinese man had been near the scene and the verdict was rendered despite unclear details and garbled testimony.
Fragmented OCR notes describe concerns about air travel to a location, with mentions of Paris, New York, and transport issues. The text references an aeroplane size affecting entry and potential instructions to move or transport by other means. It notes arrangements and possible timelines at Brighton Baden and Farina Wents.
In a remote mine near Bingheni, several miners were killed during a religious conflict between Ramaen Catholics and Uta Aem factions. Witnesses report gunfire and a late night shift disrupted as men fell within days of the initial clash. Local authorities opened inquiries into the violence.
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