Anaconda Standard publishes notices on construction and newsstands
The Anaconda Standard Publishing Company details its post office entry as a second class matter and lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. It provides a nationwide network of newsstand locations from New York to Seattle, and discusses a major concrete construction project in the Mindt Hills with progress and safety notes.
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Standard Puymlissing Company, ‘whUshes and Proprietors
Anaconde
Women seek seats in congress in Western states
Fragmented OCR text discusses women’s suffrage and potential election to Congress, mentioning New Mexico, Colorado, and Wyoming. It notes debates over a woman representing in Congress, constitutional requirements, and possible candidates like Sarah Pht Decker, with mentions of how women would vote and influence political power.
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Colerain
Brest
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Uclexntes
National Council of
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Ington
Nersen
United States
Thad
Sarah Pht Decker
Mie
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Xerefee
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Wyoming
Colorady
Spain Faces Unrest as Rifts and Treaties Divide Realm
A fragmentary 19th century report notes Spain’s tensions, with Ava Shaens Urou All reporting unrest in the imperial orbit. It mentions governing figures distracted by internal perils, Kabyle and Rif threats, and a strained railway pledge from Meillit amid oscillating loyalties and a wary throne.
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Morocco
Wight
Alfonso
Hlarny
Galveston Aftermath Describes Flood Control Use
In Galveston the 1900 cyclone caused immense loss with deaths beyond city lines. Citizens faced the disaster bravely as walls and wharves held, spurring a shift to municipal administration and planned financing to protect ships and commerce, changing Galveston’s future.
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Lomeside
Pan
Alverson
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Tanama canal project near completion estimates
The Tanama canal may be ready for transit in five years and four months, per Catone Goethalt chief of the project. Washington reports indicate 100 million cubic yards of dirt remain to be removed. Excavation under U S charge totals 80 million cubic yards, close to the French effort in their operations. Two thirds of the digging is finished as officials note the complexity of moving dirt from its native seating place to the sump.
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Shina
Catone Goethalt
Ehice
Washington
United States
Ann Ncetion
Women in Politics and Public Life Noted in Debates
A fragmentary column observes sparse female election in Utah and nationwide, noting few women in Congress or state offices. It discusses public perception, qualifications, and shifting attitudes while mentioning districts, officials, and a broader debate about women in governance and public roles.
Barn Fire Saves Flynn Family From Incendiary Blaze
A barn fire in Dillon on a summer night burned a large structure, believed started by incendiaries. Thomas Piya, a local notable, and his wife were sleeping in the barn but had moved to a new house nearby, saving their lives as the blaze consumed the barn and its contents.
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Dillon
Thomas Piya
Bintkull
Eitan
Han
Unclear OCR note hints at past business chance
Fragmentary text references a past business opportunity and unidentified individuals. The words appear garbled with scattered names and a mention of an office and illustrated cards. No clear events, dates, or organizations are discernible.
Tales of Butte Hotels and Town Meet Intrigue
In Butte yesterday, locals buzzed over the town meeting, hotel chatter, and a parade of visitors. Reports note Charles Warren and a crowded hotel scene with horse shows, river travels, and a looming trial that influenced residents and visitors alike.
Horoscope for Ge and Denettof today in period style
The reading notes favorable causes for those in high positions and advises caution against deceit. It suggests employment prospects improve with effort, while clever dealings with powerful people may bring gains and warnings of duplicity or trouble for the dishonest. Specific herbs and remedies are mentioned for health concerns.
Fragmentary Text Promises Large Social Changes
The unreadable OCR suggests themes of social order and modernist concerns. It mentions women, danger, and violence with garbled phrases about dates, days, and “execution” concepts, hinting at a broad, unsettled plan for society and culture.
Wolf Creek Dam construction progress update
General contractor details shipment of heavy equipment for Wolf Creek Dam blasting through the riverbed. Machine delivery and foundation readiness planned, with crews to mobilize next week and targets of 700 men by six weeks, while supplies will be bought through local dealers in Helena.
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G. C Muhifeld
Webster Casineering Corporation
Wolf Creek
Hansen Take
Sanser
Hetens
Framelon
Ehrogh
Two Held on Charge of Robbing Thomas Johnson
Special Dispatch reports that George Weis and Fred Hays faced preliminary trial in Ponca justice court on robbery charges involving Thomas Johnson. Both defendants were bound over to district court in $600 bonds. Johnson came from Scotland to manage his uncle Matt Johnson’s estate, valued at about $18,000, and was allegedly robbed after inviting strangers to his room at the Winatt lodging house.
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Htandaye Dillon
George Weis
Fred Hays
Yosfontuy
Ponca Hieschman
Thomas Johnson
Johnson
Land Restored to Domain Special Disparities in Patents
Washington notes the withdrawal vacated and lands restored to public domain across Montana districts. About 14 080 acres in Lousiton and 19 000 acres in Miles City Glass cow and Willeton, with entry dates set from October 16 to November 15, 1908. Additional parcels totaling 23 04a are designated within the coordinated region.
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Ang
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Hamilton Chamber of Commerce Meeting Report
A terse dispatch from the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce notes actions and remarks by members. Charles A. Lwhale returned from Molumbia to discuss a forthcoming event and relate impressions on local business prospects. The report references legal matters and a hotel incident, with a suggestion of public interest in regional development.
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