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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1906
Page
6
Women’s coats of first quality linen shown in dainty Eton styles with embroidery and wide lace finishes valued at five dollars. Also muslin drawers in finished muslins plain or hemstitched, better sort, worth twenty five cents, offered at fifteen cents.
Coroner's jury near Missoula weighs foul play in the death of Frank Potvin, a Northern Pacific switchman. A woman from Missoula identified the body by a missing finger. witnesses said the body lay with no disturbed ground, suggesting it did not fall from a moving train. The verdict cites death by a broken neck with possible push, and calls for further investigation into suspected foul play.
A fragmentary report suggests authorities should investigate a suspicious freight incident and whether ethical issues surround the death of Ulilie. Natit’s relatives await confirmation of details and funeral arrangements.
An obscure mistranscribed report notes a conference scene with Clark at San Pedro involving Midge Cornish and officials. It mentions rail interests, a tour with Mr Cornish and party, and possible Nevada road extensions amid political maneuvering. The text is garbled but centers on detention and discussions linked to the Clark road project.
The Associated Charities of Tulle could not convene yesterday afternoon because there was no quorum with members out of town. The group remains active but unable to hold a meeting while financial and organizational challenges persist.
The fast Anaconda team travels to face Butte on Sunday for a high spirited exhibition. Both clubs have met this season with Butte holding a recent win as they prep to pitch against King Foe while Davis and Austin handle catching duties. The Redmen practice at Gardens Park, signaling strong interest in the matchup as Anaconda aims to dethrone the champions.
North American sheep shearers prepare to attend the convention opening this morning after several days of executive board sessions. The gathering focuses on organizational work and planning for the event with leaders and committee members in attendance.
Fragmentary notes describe an upcoming season with sections across North America and a hoped participation of many units this morning, signaling an active year for the industry and regional involvement.
Fragmented rural notes mention Montana residents, property talks in Bloomington, and valley recreation aims. Several names appear with sparse details about travels, mining investments, and recent family events.
A Fort Assiniboine unit, Seventh Regiment of Infantry, under Major Gooden, sails toward American Lake amid orderly tents and minimal bands. About 200 men, equipped with wagons and shelter tents, have seen Philippine service and advance by easy stages toward Tunis and Helena before converging at Fort Assinibaine.
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