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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1906
Page
6
The readable portion mentions items like stockings and hosiery with prices and colors, suggesting a sale or catalog listing. Names or places are not discernible, and the text appears garbled with incomplete phrases and unusual spellings.
At the oil sticker site near a western gunn Yon, two men are held up at gunpoint during a tense incident. President Sullivan and a companion confront the attacker, while observers describe a chaotic scene with civilians nearby as the men are restrained and questioned.
A historical notice reports Butte Water Company ordering a new pumping unit. The document names officials, dates, and locations tied to the procurement, with details of the pump’s expected installation and related labor actions. The text reflects municipal utility activity and several named individuals associated with the project.
In a disorderly scene a masquerader clashed with Willard and struck back as police led to court. Deputy County Attorney Denny Went pressed for charges while Justice Deevy set further proceedings. Other local disputes and pawn diamond case also noted with limited details.
Fragmented notes from New York July 4 discuss Tammany Hall's stance on Hearst possible nomination. Murphys and others speculate whether Hearst will secure Democratic support at the convention. Headlines reference political maneuvering and unclear endorsements amid a chaotic preconvention scene.
Vienna reports Ferdinand von Suay, a member of the Austrian Reichsrat, died after being shot yesterday. He had been ill, with prostration noted before death. In Massachusetts, seven ships under Rear Admiral Robles and Captain Evans left Boston harbor for summer maneuvers along the North Atlantic.
An incident at the city hall caused a panic and widespread stampede. Health officials diagnosed a possible smallpox case and ordered disinfection of the tower and surrounding areas. The operation disrupted offices and forced people to evacuate, with one man attempting to block the odor by holding his tooth over a tower opening. Arson suspected. suspect identified as 22-year-old.
Yesterday the county heard a request to reduce assessments from 800 to 500 on the Southern property due to partial damage. A similar claim for the Butte Annex was referred to the Board’s committees. Assessments hinge on values as of the first Monday in March. The Stinepen request for the Southern hotel was led by John H. Stinpeen, tax expert for Mr. Tower’s agent.
A garbled report notes mutineers from the Russian cruiser Pevek were landed and forwarded to a location by the Russian consul. No clear names or dates beyond a rough reference to July 26. The fragment mentions Red Cross involvement and an editor’s note but lacks complete details.
In Livingston July 24 district court heard Johnny Nelson charged with complicity in branding of horses. Nelson, with Johnny Topp and Peter Topp, faced verdicts. Topps and son were found guilty with sentenced to one year in the penitentiary.
Mrs George D Davis of Sarthe Third Street became the first woman to ascend Mo a horse to the summit yesterday aboard Spee Pixpeeted to the Standard Livingston. The ascent was notable as very few have completed the trip before.
July report states a Governor seeks action against Pallajanes in Leyte. A battalion of the eight infantry and a battalion of the fourth infantry from Camp Domne have been sent to assist the naval forces in the area.
In Jackson Michigan the eighth district committee narrowed a party candidate to oppose Oxden. Mention of a fall at an elevation and hospital status adds a note of misfortune, while upcoming events include an Arion orchestra concert and dance music led by director Whilelatt.
A city woman reports a rival is pursuing Mrs. Dempster while Mrs. Aine seeks details on a man named Oscar Cline who vanished seven years ago. Cline, a painter and capper, may be in Bulte or Minnesota. He is described as about thirty with fair hair and blue eyes. Miss Che remains at 741 Fraau Seven Street and intends a plea to the Carpenters union for help in locating him.
Special services at Salvye hea Arniedale Hight mark the visit of Adjuciat aid strs Turtley of Hots Tah who arrives to take up the work in Montana. The longtime officer was transferred to the coast. Locals warmly greet him and his wife as they begin their new duties amid tea, Bohemian beer, Old Crow whiskey, and conversation.
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