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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
5
A second day of lower prices and dull market activity leaves traders wary. The report notes persistent weakness in shares and suggests cautious sentiment ahead of possible corporate actions and dividend news.
The Canadian premier planned to attend a major convention but could not come. Meanwhile a woman on Silver Street was jailed on assault charges after a related disturbance. At county hall, Wilfred Wallan and others were named in a January case, with Hallam and associates linked to a housing dispute.
Fragmented report notes the sinking of a submarine with crew losses dated May 26 and a separate June 21 casualty of Princess Fedora of Schleswig-Holstein. Unclear names appear garbled but indicate maritime disaster and royal bereavement within European circles.
In a long letter to a district court clerk, an Hungarian-born woman, Bertha Salay, requests a certified copy of a 19th century divorce from Joseph Salay to prove custody rights for their child and to restore her maiden name. She recounts desertion, a vagrant husband, and threats, asking the court to clarify that the child is of age and the marriage is dissolved.
A playful note suggests a bold gesture to show love. The speaker hints at consulting Pepe for guidance and to discuss a daring act that would demonstrate devotion in a lighthearted, affectionate tone.
The report details the Star vein in North Franklin area with 400 feet of deturgy drift and 58 feet of vein exposed. It notes a strong fissure, galena specimens, and a projected continuation of drifting toward the wet west. A financial assessment led to an assessment levy to cover ongoing work and expenses.
A dispatch from United States Consul Olivares at Managua reports Madriz and Teas seeking to cast public sentiment against U S policy on Bluefields. Olivares states local and U S publics overwhelmingly support the government’s actions.
A garbled passage references Washington June and Agriculture Secretary Wilden, noting a Ban Com meeting with Colonel Roosevelt, and mentions private talks with the former president about campaign strategy and a phrase about Roosevelt.
Washington June 4 Kare ters appointed postmaster at Grass Range Fergus County succeeding W W Blake after a review by officials.
Be Waived Giant Lott at Washington on June 2 reports the contract for the Banna canal will be awarded to two bidders at a bid of 5.3 million dollars.
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