29 Jul 1908
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1908
Page
1
The ad touts a fancy crash suit at 14 75 dollars, noting clever craftsmanship and latest style. It mentions tyt class material, oriental insertions, six plaited skirt, and self covered buttons with decorative trim. Also highlights a Gray sacking suit at 14 75 dollars in Chesner glass fashion.
Delegates at the convention hailed Hearst and the New York delegation with cheers as the crowd demanded a new independent party. Hearst urged a program rejecting corporate influence and backing the people, while officials organized the temporary leadership and prepared for votes on platform and candidates.
Helena July 2 Judge Bach opened hearings on a state restraining order against Northern Pacific Railway after the state railroad board ordered the company not to back class 2 engines between Blossburg and Iselena. The railroad argues running backward is necessary to preserve safety and efficiency.
Kansas City post office officials report positive proof against Charles Stevens, a Black man, arrested Saturday on charges of stealing a wall porch containing $60 from the Asion station about three weeks ago. Inspector V4 says evidence points to recovering most of the stolen money. Sixty-two packages were in the pouch, enabling multiple counts in the case and possible more forthcoming.
Yerucigulpa Honduras July 22 Government troops occupy Choluteca yesterday. The town was captured from revolutionists and officials claim this practically ends the revolution. Many prisoners have been taken as reports circulate that the country is now at peace.
Frant W. Mitchell was arrested today on a second degree murder charge in the death of Mary Robb on July 1 after a criminal operation. His preliminary hearing was set for Aug and he was released on a 6000 dollar bond.
In Powell County J A Jenison reports a delivery service will be established at Min City Now with no carriers or substitute carriers and high letter boxes. The note indicates a postal arrangement for Clearwater and Rio Standard regions.
A fragmented OCR note mentions unclear names and dates with references to July and a city. The readable parts are sparse and lack full context or identifiable event.
Advices from the Merchants' Exchange state that the ship is anchored in an easy position near Santa Barbara, with her crew and trevail aboard, after running aground between Santa Rosa lands and Anuhis near San Miguel isle.
United States marshal from Dead wood is expected to take custody of Ben Sherlock and W. M. Bowers. They were detained after driving 41 horses into a corral near the Yellow stand, with officers believing the horses were stolen. Local officials and managers from Montana discuss telephony and lumber interests, while George Delpper of Fallon drowned in a slough three miles below Fallon.
Special Dispatch reports W. F. Topsey is in Gallatin County jail charged with forgery. He allegedly obtained $20 with a Rosenhlard Mall proprietor check signed by H. G. Gleick, which the Gallatin Site bank refused to honor. Authorities note additional passes on checks signed by Mark at several places.
Mrs. Farnsworth Barnsworth formerly Edith Basket Mulhern of Browns ville Tennessee dies in the city after a three week honeymoon. She and husband Farnsworth Barnsworth had traveled to the Denver presidential nominating convention. Funeral for Edward J. Hoadley set for tomorrow at 2 o'clock at Akerman Remi's chapel with Rev. Graeneveld officiating.
Notice to sealed bids for the erection of a Camelle church building at Whitehall Montana, due by 1 August 1908. Bids must include a certified check and a bond equal to 20 percent of the contract price. Drawings will be available at Mrs. A. McDonald residence in Whitehall or 462 Honneaxy Banking, Montana, after July 1. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
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