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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1903
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest a labor or electoral item referencing Senate action, elections and conservative figures. Key entities are unclear due to garbled text, but the piece hints at a political group or board selections and a 196 period context.
President Roosevelt spends a quiet day at Sagamore Hill hosting a luncheon with Mrs. Roosevelt and a party that includes George von II Mey the United States ambassador to Italy Mayor and Mrs Low and other officials. Rumors of Ambassador Meyer’s resignation are unfounded and Mayor Low is considered likely to seek renomination with the administration supporting him.
From 433 W. H. MERHIMAN, General Agent, a promotional note offers excursion tickets to San Francisco with return for $50 and to Los Angeles with similar terms. Tickets valid through October 15 with possible extensions during the period. Details available from the agency.
Waiter H Brooks posted bond in Helena after being accused of killing Emery Chevrier during a social event. Bondsman and witnesses testified before Judge Smith, and Brooks was freed pending a second trial scheduled two to three months later.
The Clerks union of Butte organizes a charity ball to benefit Associated Charities. The event, to be held at Columbia gardens on a test date, gathers a committee including H. M. Heimerdinger Frank Heller W. Tasyier T. & Orr H. Miter J. W. Maiones W. Engie and Messrs. Johnson and Gholir. William Catfield, long resident of Butte, faced illness and medical trauma in Hingham and Malta Lakes. A hospital procedure three inches above the wrist followed blood poisoning. Sheriff Jet Con mell travels to Warm Springs with Mrs. Annee Schaubschlarger, declared insane by Judge Clemwouts. Mrs. Schaub ei h larger, 4 years old, Birth ward resident mother of 18 children. Kansas City July 18 reports travel of Fikes and others to Baltimore for a grand lodge meeting. George Runyan of Kansas City to be grand secretary.
An explosion in the city sewer injured several workers, some seriously, with the blast heard blocks away. The victims were all sit employed Washington. July 6: Col Thomas HH. Mary, adjutant generals department, named brigadier general in permanent service per promuathar of Hon Leonard Weed.
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