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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1910
Page
2
A confused OCR passage mentions Tealous Attorney boasting about an officer and references Hewiline Migsillia and a court case. The text contains numerous garbled names and phrases, with partial mentions of a legal matter, a jury, and statements about a forthcoming sentence or verdict. The readability is poor and many proper nouns are unclear.
In a murky Los Angeles boxing scene a Boston heavyweight defeats Jim Barry of nies in a newspaper decision at the Saud Juselion. Police at ringside halted a lengthy brawl as rounds wore on while Governor Gillett criticized local authorities for allowing fights and signaled prosecutorial action against lawbreakers.
A report from January 17 details the professional of Ue Wyk Conntry city facing a case related to a late payment dispute. The article notes the involvement of local officials and a legal proceeding set to determine liability and actions.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions actions against cotton operators and references to officials, dates, and places. The legible items indicate a legal or regulatory action with mentions of a sheriff, acts, and court procedures, but many words are garbled.
A long, garbled OCR fragment describes Professor Fischer traveling toward Missoula with mentions of a German sounding list of places and people. It references travel, dinner, and various names, with scattered notes on a Westin and Goethe. The text is imprecise but centers on a journey and social events surrounding the figure of Professor Fischer.
A Denver case reports a suspected Japanese murderer being pursued and attacked by members of a Japanese society. Katherine Witcox and others were mentioned in connection with the incident, with authorities moving to detain suspects and investigate the motive tied to a local Japanese community disruption.
Wanens City June reports a chaotic court scene as Dr Hyde lashes out at his lawyers who took a break. The judge’s ruling appears delayed amid tense testimony and defense talent questions. Hyde’s mood turns fierce as discussions on the trial resume.
Article discusses proposed road work near Wash Layton and the canal project, detailing costs, materials, and anticipated impacts. It names engineers and firms connected to the plan and mentions a public inspection of maps and drawings.
Governor Norris advocates using convict labor to build state highways. He argues road needs and public works justify employing prisoners outside cities and towns, with funding, oversight, and constitutional steps debated. He cites costs, state burden, and potential tax shifts as counties and municipalities resist.
Fragmented excerpt discusses taxes, income, and shared burdens for road and bridge projects. Mentions desire for state aid, local contributions, and the need to secure consent and tangible support. References to counties building roads and financing large state projects with funds.
The Standard notes engineer Robbins resigns from service amid project duties on the Sun River project and general reconnaissance work in Montana and North Dakota. He will retire to oversee all Sun River project work from planned preliminary surveys through progress actions and operations.
Special dispatch reports four engineers and a laborer drowned in Shoshone Lake during a late evening row. The group, including Calkins son of the Cody Enterprise editor, were aboard a skiff when a large wave capsized the boat. Collins reportedly clung to the hull before drifting away as the others struggled.
Dispatch reports a special notice on June 17 announcing general and special rate cuts below net. It mentions points in Mowatt and a recent change affecting fruits poultry vegetables and produce. The text is garbled but centers on a rate reduction by the express company and related pricing shifts.
New York June announcement by United Wireless Telegraph executives states a special meeting of Wireters has been called to appoint a committee to investigate company affairs amid thin charges and internal scrutiny.
A garbled telegrams fragment shows Roosevelt expressing gratitude for messages received during a visit, noting the warm reception in New York and his plan to greet the welcoming committee. He mentions the difficulty of replying to all messages and reflects on preparations for his welcome.
Reports from St Paul and surrounding areas describe a looming economic downturn as railroad business shrinks and living costs rise. A fiery address urged workers to tighten budgets while lawmakers debate a county high school bond. Special dispatch notes a murder attempt and ensuing manhunt ending in a death.
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