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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1910
Page
8
A fragmented OCR list of assorted household items with prices and brief descriptions. Items include soaps, powders, brushes, lotions, dentifrices, perfumes, nail care, and cleaning fluids with varied cent values, suggesting a broad promotional sale page.
A turbulent chatter spans boxing talks with Cy Berger and Norvall Thompson, Governor Gillett amid suspicions of a staged fight and betting plots, alongside baseball drama about Hans Waaner, Thomag Lear, and payroll disputes. Nevada gambling and Reno politics color the patchwork of rumors.
Akron officials report Mayor Saw yer approves a box match proposal with promoter plans to host Jeffriess Johnson on July 4, offering $100,000 to bring the bout to the city. The promoter says the event will proceed under applicable laws, despite opposition.
Special Dispatch reports Tommy Bourrier a four year old nephew of Tommy Toomey of Dillon drowned near Limandat yesterday. The boy was visiting at the Tuake ranch and the body is to arrive tomorrow morning.
A report from Kanaag City states a man was killed today in Kannes City, with weather noting a mercury reading of two degrees at three o'clock.
Washington June 60 The fast preliminary steps for the investigation of Senator Lorimer of Illinois were taken by the senate. The house passed a homesteaders bill allowing certain settlers to leave their claims when water is available. Navy appropriation talks centered on armor, torpedo boats, destroyers, and submarine plans, with costaries around 15000 to 44500 for various vessels.
June Leonard Rohinson, a Black person, was targeted at a stake wearing kit ting. Miss Mandredding, a young white woman, was lured at the stake by a man confident.
A man identified as Jos Angelesy or Samuel Elmore, proprietor of the Salmon Packing Company in Astoria, was killed this evening when the automobile he owned was run down by a street car.
A partially described incident in the city report notes that a woman who was with a man in an electric car was killed. The details about ages, names, and locations are not provided in the readable text.
A grand jury indicted Joseph Wendling for the murder of Alma Kellner. Governor Willson issued a requisition to Texas authorities for Wendling who is reportedly under surveillance in Texas. The notices dated June 24 indicate the move to secure his extradition.
Albans N Y governor Hughes sent a special message to the legislature advocating direct nomination of candidates for public offices and an expanded investigation into legislative corruption. The message emphasizes primary reform measures and broader safeguards for privacy and general elections.
A harsh wind swept Glasgow and surrounding counties, with temperatures from the shade peaking near 100 degrees. Crops suffer damage, farmers face ongoing losses, and discouraged settlers weigh leaving the region amid poor conditions and uncertain harvest prospects. A separate note reports Russian detainee Constante Ispolatem released after involvement in a murder case tied to a trunk discovery near Lake Come.
Theodore Roosevelt starts work as a contributing editor at a New York publication after Oyster Bay departure. He hurries to his desk despite his son's marriage, navigates crowds, and settles into a seventh floor Suite at the United Charter building with a ceremonial entrance reading Office of Theodore Roosevelt.
Texarkina Ark June 20 A tour from Hor Rorines to Texarkina faced rough conditions with several cars penalized heavily despite participants’ optimism.
In a contentious republican gathering Senator Carter’s published letter draws sharp responses. W. Wiley city attorney for the progressives blasts Carter’s stance and argues it could fracture party unity, while mayoral allies defend their positions and anticipate political losses.
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