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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with annual and monthly pricing. It lists multiple branch offices, advertising contacts, and sale locations in major cities, plus a note directing general correspondence to Anaconda, Montana.
The report calls for a thorough inquiry into how the city ballot boxes were tampered and whether any collusion occurred to alter the franchise. It stresses exposing guilty parties, exonerating the innocent, and preventing recurrence while noting broader concerns about public corruption and accountability.
Fragmented report discusses a humane action involving goggles for cattle and a government response, followed by a confrontation on an estate causing casualties. It then shifts to Willingham’s headquarters and a Montipe Sportsmen tournament in Billings with local officials preparing to host experts from eastern regions. The piece continues with political conflict over mayoral appointments and council approval amid party discord.
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The Chicago Chronicle, once a dignified and entertaining paper, ceases publication after 1904. Its decline mirrors the era’s shifts, with editor J. Whish’s fortunes tied to its fate and hints of political and financial turmoil affecting its survival.
Dillon officials divert Fourth of July funds from fireworks to benefit athletic events. Montana Slate Band was to perform, but no display will occur. Arrangements for fishing and wrestling events are in flux as coast plans and a Cald well Idaho game arrangement remain unsettled.
Mobile Alabama June 4 Thirty two men pled guilty in U S court to conspiracy related to interstate lottery advertising. Judge Toulmin ordered fines totaling 284000 and immediate surrender of all Lottery Heaks plates and paraphernalia. Printing plant in Wilmington Del operated as Honduras National Lottery denied further operation.
June 4 San Francisco report says a railroad torpedo exploded on the McAliistar street car track near Van Ness Avenue injuring passengers lightly. Similar torpedoes were later found on other lines. Officials suspect a bid to intimidate riders as the blasts could damage cars.
Yesterday in Judge Lynch’s court several habeas corpus writs were heard as women tied to a lender's complaint remained jailed awaiting bail set at 3000 dollars. Rodda and Minnie Rodda finalized divorce after a missing witness corroborated infidelity claims, while George A. Rosy and Mary Ttone were granted a divorce amid conflict. A jury awarded Hamilton 100 dollars damages and 50 dollars rent for encroached property. Oppenheimer faced suit over cattle and farm implements claimed misappropriated by McMahon, with trial continuing into the evening.
A long program of exercises at St. Lawrence School Walkerville features a pineapple treat for attendees. Closing exercises scheduled Tuesday evening June 1 will include chorus, instrumental duets, and a large cast of students with acts titled The Dwarfs and Home Again Part Two.
Fragmented OCR lists names including Cronin Scrapper Boley and Murphy along with titles such as police and farewell address. The readable text hints at a historical notice or roster but offers no coherent event, date, or place to anchor a clear summary.
Bert Hoover, long-time Dillon rancher who recently sold WR ranch to Call & Haines, left Dillon for Afton, Tow, to consider locating there. A Gilbert, cashier of the First Ni Hemet Tet, on vacation for two weeks after attending the Jamestown exposition, arrived home yesterday. Willan Mauldin, who has just returned from Tillen this spring on a party in Tort Ricco, Florida and the New England states, arrived home yesterday.
The Rev Horace W. Tien resigned from his post at the Pleat Raptige church after over a month of deliberation. He and Mrs Tilden will relocate, with no definite destination announced, and health considerations noted as a factor in the decision.
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