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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
4
An early report details a fatal accident at a Pennsylvania mine involving miner John Girsyei and other workers. Conflicting notes describe bleeding, tremors, and crowded conditions as rescuers and officials investigate the shaft collapse and the cause of death.
A national drive to curb graft begins with a Washington event in June. Organizer Bromiley leads offices as the movement aims to unite reformers across the coat, sparked by speeches from ex Governor Mull of Missouri. Attendees include Belmont, Smeckels, Thom, Witett, and Wap, with a national convention to be set in Paris where Belmont and Spreckels will confer.
The regular monthly Indian German social was hosted in the German bath on North Muatm street with record attendance for the period. Funds support the grand lodge of the Sens of Hermann, a four day event starting Aug. 4 featuring a musical program and dancing.
An OCR damaged item describes Robrel Camminge and Neel Wille in a creek related event near a city area. The text is garbled but mentions a box and a meet, with unclear details about the sequence and outcome.
A nurse and a Brookville Ohio resident describe long term relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad touts cures for irregularities nervous issues and multiple female ailments and invites letters for free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
Miss Smith leads a training program in scientific cooking for residents of the New York Society for the Care of the Poor. The course covers nutrition, cost-efficient meal planning, and modern kitchen techniques to help working housewives balance work and domestic duties in a southern climate.
Fragmentary OCR details a planned 1990s auction of a mining camp once linked to the Amieende company near a town formerly associated with Lie Te perty and Annonda Copper Mining RNS. It describes housing, hotels, and facilities built for workers, with winded notes on plans, delays, and wartime disruption affecting sale timing.
Fragmented OCR recounts a disaster as lightning kills six people and shocks the crowd. The incoherent text references hunters, places, names, and scattered details, with multiple garbled phrases about villages, barns, and gatherings, ending with a note that the dope is a corruption.
The readable fragments describe various names, places, and items in a confused catalog. It mentions mothers arranged in groups, references to oil at Hustonaki Sibert, and scattered terms like Crootion Brenet and White Wavekle Wien. The passage appears to be a garbled OCR of a historical page with multiple subjects and unclear connections.
Article from the San Francisco Chronicle notes Thigo Lilienthel’s landscape plans for the city. He announced unusual care for roses, predicting steady bloom across the season and claiming to have extensive plant stock ready for display.
Vice President Sherwin said the insurgency is dying as he noted divisions among Republicans from Wisconsin and Iowa over continuing the protective policy. He reported sentiment remains mixed in the Midwest as strong commitment to Republican policies seems likely to persist.
A damaged OCR excerpt describes a church service honoring Monty Pangan and memory of feazeayerkns, with attendees including dignitaries and the parish. It mentions a procession, prayers, and later rites at the Pyrstyys Fenian chiuvelt with attendees and public observance.
A Maine log driver plunges through Hell Gate on the Tuangor river journey, fighting fog, delays, and loss. He and fellow travelers face peril as a shipper shoots through danger then collapses into the waters. Several men die or are seriously injured after drinking wool alcohol in the aftermath.
In Alewuwatuke Me Gaskins whiskey supply ran low and a night of confusion followed. Memnkings Flo died during the night while others, including Wieter and Mb, faced unclear circumstances and possible involvement by local figures.
President Taft expresses concern over a shift in policy toward Canada. A reclassification frees over a million acres of national forest land for homestead entry, potentially opening vast tracts for settlement once the work completes. The administration notes the change could increase available timber and land resources for settlers and industries.
A strong contingent of traveling men gathered in Helena this afternoon to plan a campaign for Ogden next year’s meeting after rounds of the United Travelers. Botsé is a candidate for hosting the next convention. The convention will meet in His ten camarran Coy a ihre days. A monster attendance is anticipated with a prepared entertainment program for visitors.
San Francisco case delivers verdict awarding $268.44 to a claimant against multiple insurers. Alleged fire damage on April 15 was central. defendants include Alliance Insurance, Palatine Insurance, and Communerr Livien Agentance Company.
In St Louis on June 1 two aeronauts Luts ven lula and Weuster Lambert fell into the Mississippi River while aloft in a balloon. They were rescued after drifting for about two months northward. The balloon plunged from a thousand feet as it descended into the water, and both men were saved by workers from the Challenge, Tribe. The incident occurred amid a village event with a local baseball game.
A young adventurer narrowly survives a perilous air trip, gripping a parachute rope as a balloon tethered riskily overhead. Onlookers describe a tense scene with fear and awe as the youth steadies himself and completes the descent, amid cheering and relief.
Lew York reports on Mayor Gaynor's year in office, defending his administration against critics including George McChin and Tammany Hall. He highlights government control aims, civil service integrity, and avoidance of foreign entanglements, insisting his policies benefit the people and safeguard public trust.
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