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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1907
Page
7
In a surprising display, Mr Richardson scores for Orchard against Hay with sharp play. The match highlights strong offensive execution and notable defense from Richardson and his teammates.
A dramatic court session centers on Orchard as motive for Governor Steunenberg’s murder. Richardson argues Orchard sought glory in sensational crimes and acted to influence Western miners, while defense contends Orchard’s deposition lacks corroboration and aims to exonerate Haywood. The court plans to hear Darray’s argument for Haywood tomorrow morning and discharge witness McGee for perjury.
Lieut Col Charles Ayres to be retired after board of surgeons found him physically unfit after illness and gossip. He sought private sacrifice of life in service, while a board member urged preserving life for his family. Ayres claims unjust treatment amid controversy.
San Francisco July 29 Sixteen survivors were added to the Columbia-San Pedro collision list, bringing to 97 the unaccounted. The newly listed survivors include B. Kriever, J. Kuro, O. A. Lewis, and others from Pasadena to Portland. Three bodies recovered. missing crew listed. captain and bridge details described as night lookout and whistle sounds aboard the Coimbra.
The article details the deposition of Korea's emperor with plans for exile or assassination. Cabinet members and officials discuss a proclamation ending his abdication and the possible reconstitution of royal authority under Japanese influence. Military leaders in Seoul brace for rapid developments as supplies and troops mobilize amid tense political maneuvers.
The meeting centers on lumber tariff proposals and potential effects on trade. Officials and industry representatives discuss policy approaches, potential price impacts, and enforcement mechanisms.
A hearing examined Northern Pacific timber and transit rates with state inspectors and industry officials. Key figures included attorney General and Woodworth discussing Montana rate impacts on Butte and Missoula sectors, while commission members weighed profitability versus rate fairness for timber shipments.
Eight year old Helena Daly, a child named Venus, was crushed to death when he jumped onto an ore wagon’s brake beam while playing on a Helena street. The wagon wheels rolled over his head as he tried to flee, and bystanders realized the tragedy only after the wagon moved away.
A mayoral figure in Maaling faces charges after a preliminary hearing on a pinemtifix act. The case involves mowing and wraned issues tied to municipal duties.
A husband and wife were arrested in Sor Diego California on murder charges related to the death of Mrs. Per Moaghil WL Olton. The case involves Magill and allegations of strangulation while en route to the Tlinels plc. Witnesses are expected to provide evidence to establish the killer.
Voter turnout was low across precincts as residents weighed a $300,000 county bond issue to fund a new courthouse. Early results showed a split in favor from areas with high tax payers and labor precincts, with the strongest support in industrial districts. Final canvass pending Friday, but initial tallies indicated a narrow pro bond majority or potential defeat depending on late returns.
A major blaze in Victoria this afternoon destroyed Hie and many detached structures, causing heavy losses and near total water shortages for firefighters. Soldiers aided volunteers to control the fire as residents fled, with several buildings toppled and hundreds displaced.
New York July 28 Tadge Handel of the Supreme Court today denied Hodgens request to set aside a judgment in the case brought by Bavidge Bank of Monk against him for recovery of overdrafts and loans. The court held the bank’s claim to be proper and rejected arguments that the defendant’s property had been improperly used to secure the debt.
A severe storm battered Butte as a bolt struck the Wirbour building chimney and shattered bricks onto the street. Pedestrians and passersby felt the shock, with many narrowly escaping injury as debris sprayed the sidewalks and horse-drawn vehicles. Nearby customers and observers watched the scene amid thunder and rain.
Court session in New York deliberates on action to stay proceedings. Names mentioned include Mayer McClelland and others as parties seek relief in a key appeal related to the case at hand.
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