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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
3
Publication and subscription rate details for Standand Standard Publishing Company of Anaconda Montana appear. The notice lists daily and Sunday editions, prices in advance, and printing locations with various newspaper and newsstand distributors across cities including Philadelphia Chicago and Portland.
Reports say a wound from weeks earlier led to the death of a worker at the Granite Lune Matt company site. Jury deliberations may consider a charge of manslaughter against Slim Benahue, with testimony noting a fatal injury occurred during a summer accident. Legal and labor officials discuss contract and wing project implications as investigators review the case.
A mistranscribed wartime notice reports an immigration inspector arrest related to a Tremblay incident. The document mentions a tilted line, a Wh origin, and penalties tied to an unnamed criminal charge. The fragmented text reflects a chaotic OCR read with several garbled names and dates.
Washington observers note a chaotic Senate session with garbled remarks and unclear exchanges. Reportedly a candidate named Gore faced pressure as discussions touched on travel, holidays, and teasing remarks about future plans. The dialogue includes stray phrases about election dynamics and a regional travel theme, reflecting a noisy political atmosphere.
A garbled OCR text mixes fragments about politics, figures such as Burton, Adler, and a New York statesman, with random quotes and stray phrases. It hints at discussions on revisions, nominations, and upcoming events but is largely indecipherable and nonsensical.
A reminiscence recalls James A. Garfield and John Sherman as rivals for the Republican nomination in the Chicago convention, detailing the amiable rapport between Garfield and Stearns, their journey from Washington, and the democratic quip about neutralizing votes. The anecdote highlights Garfield’s candidacy prospects and the shifting political loyalties before nomination.
Former Governor John H. McGraw of Washington died at his home after a several weeks illness from typhoid fever. He was born October 4, 1850 in Penobscot County Maine and later moved west to Seattle where he held multiple public roles including King County sheriff and state governor from 1893 to 1894. His career included police work, city leadership, and vice presidency of the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition.
Helena high school held its commencement in the Auditorium on June 24. Forty five students received diplomas as Rev V Hines of Spokane delivered the principal address. Grant O'Brien gave the salutatory and Roselle Milburn the valedictory.
Special dispatch to the Standard from Helena June 22 states the Montana supreme court admitted Lynen of Billings and Atte UE Younk of Joliet Washington to practice law. Also noted is a convict employee on the state road south of the Elis who began a strike yesterday lasting eighty days.
A fragment from a Baltimore American piece depicts a humorous anecdote where a young man seeks approval to marry a girl. The elder questions his readiness and finances, noting past generosity and propriety. The dialogue ends with the narrator admitting the bride is wiser and better suited, and the conversation turns toward prudent timing.
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