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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
5
Readers report a chaotic stock market scene with attempts to depress prices and large losses looming. The piece notes calls for a congressional inquiry into market manipulation and Sherman Act violations, citing intensified trading and shifting dividends and stock levels across multiple firms.
Fragmentary text shows names and numbers, mentions Alderman Satem Price 2.60 and 130 Shores, with scattered figures 100 30.67 and 290-1. The readable portion hints at a local notice or listing but lacks a clear event or outcome.
The market reports copper and related shares slipping as production rests at low demand, with domestic consumption lagging. Analysts see limited upside soon, noting miners hold assets and offer potential if copper prices stabilize, while railroad stock reactions influence broader sentiment.
A young wife in Mishreek area near Yampa claims total amnesia after the fatal shooting of her husband. Police report she distinctive statements, but legal action and motive remain unclear. No clear recollection of the events surrounding the incident.
A damaged OCR page details a girl harmed after an assault allegedly involving several men. The text is garbled with names and phrases, but references a drugged victim and an investigation into who was involved. Authorities appear mystified by the unclear sequence of events and identities.
A garbled report details a manslaughter verdict involving a merchant family and a street accident. It notes a sentence around one year and mentions a sale of unlisted items at prices near two to five dollars. The fragmentary text references individuals by surname and unclear roles in the case.
Reports from the federal courthouse described hearings on multiple motions and pleas. Several cases including Mile Suriel vs Pittsburg & Montana Copper and Joseph M. Cursay against Milwaukee Power were dismissed on prejudice. Judge Twech scheduled further arguments and allotted days for briefs and responses.
City crews moved fast to reopen a badly blocked street after an injunction halted work. The Kempers had sought to stop street improvements citing property damage, but a court order allowed limited work to resume. Officials promised full restoration and expected the street to be back to normal once access is secured.
A blast ripped through a New Yak tenement hallway wounding a man and damaging floors and stairs. Authorities suspect the Black Hand due to threatening notes sent to Frank Farsett, a barber running a first-floor shop.
The Hugh Magone case moved to Deer Lodge district court seeking a change of venue. The plaintiff seeks 8.90 for damages from alleged pollution of Deer Lodge River waters used for irrigation, claiming Silver Bow Creek pollution affects crops. Attorneys listed include Ohn A Shelton for the plaintiff and C Wesley and G C Evans for the defendant. Court entries note motions and adjournments with July 6 as a date, and potential substitutions by judges Winston and others.
Two Montana men profile among Cornell degree candidates. Charles McCabe Fisher of Bozeman and Harold James Flagler of Stel Lodge will receive bachelor degrees in electrical and mechanical engineering at the June 22 commencement. Other brief items note political unrest in Bosnia, a local official’s absence, and a mountain resort summer camp opening near Bozeman with lodging rates.
Piovhe, a Navy Fileyatelek, was acquitted by a jury of embezzlement charges. He will return to his post in Ogden where he was employed, pending misposition of Mischee. One notice as the superintendent of the Caton Pteie Fail.
Reported wreck on the Cambrict and Creeven branch of the Pennsylvania line near Heath Ware aes. One leopard, one jaguar and other circus animals escaped after a collision. Injured guard and a decapitated body found in a box. Authorities investigate, with attorneys Crilagey je Heeteod and others involved.
The Big Hole Stage Co opened a new route between Divide and Wisdom, Montana, on Monday May 30. The company promises comfortable coaches, special trips for parties, reliable baggage and express handling, with courteous service to the traveling public. Charles S Miller manages the operation under the Oregon Short line banner.
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