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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1906
Page
4
Fragmented OCR recounts a damages case in a court before a jury with references to Pendants HOOD Seton TAS and various names and locations. It notes venue details, a trial date or submission, and mentions a monetary figure around $2.09 or similar. The garbled text includes multiple person and place names, suggesting a historic newspaper brief on a civil action and impending code submission.
A faded report describes improvised uses of a patent pill advertisement sign by children on the west side of a town or field. The scene includes makeshift tennis nets and gallery crowding as youngsters repurpose the sign and materials into games and structure along a court, with adults noting curious experimentation and a growing audience.
Fragmented OCR text shows names and events about girls, a chosen institution, and alleged sentences. The readable parts reference Teas Cody Finre Thierett and a Linger of the Goo Sleherd, with mentions of Helena and a future move to a facility. The text is garbled but suggests a court or reform context involving a group of girls and a decision to place them in an institution.
A damaged dated notice fragment lists individuals such as Mann af Wawa Mie Devi and Mey Ream at New Wark, with scattered sums like 815.40 and 1295. It mentions appointments by Confer and references places Lake McDenid and Mass. Daily silo and weekly counts appear amid garbled text.
A jury returned a verdict after a trial involving Leary and a loss of his foot. Attorneys argued the case over damages with testimony about injuries, medical treatment, and the incident at a timber yard. The jury awarded fifteen thousand dollars after two days of deliberation, split with the defense seeking failure to reach agreement at one point.
Butte Eagle members gathered at Myers Winton hall for a well attended meeting of Merand lodge. The group discussed expenses and potential awards while a prize from the state lodge was showcased. Dainty refreshments accompanied the proceedings as officers presented a ceremonial plate to the treasurer.
A customer order note requests substituting a dealer not named 90-Mule Team Borax and advises against bulk borax. It asks readers to write with 5 cents, dealer name, and receive a pickrec and a 40 page illustrated booklet Borax in the Home mailed from Pacific Coast Borax Co Chicago.
A long fragment recalls the 1876 battle in the Yellow stone region with references to Custer, Major General pursuits, and volunteers from Montana aiding the defense. The piece notes casualties among officers and the siege around the valley, mentioning Montenegrin and western volunteer groups and the mass of reports surrounding the event.
A man was killed on the Oregon Short Line yesterday twenty feet south of Beauman when his lantern or bark broke and he fell from a moving engine. Cameron, the foreman, had been overseeing the run. the accident occurred during the return trip home after a pleasant evening. The body was removed for examination this morning as investigators prepared to hold the inquest tomorrow at Pineu. Relatives in Montana noted surviving siblings and a brother in Irish Columbia.
A fragmented report describes the Royal Thawation band from Hanatulia I gausing a grand printing for its tour. Postersfeature the coat of arms of Airwill, with American and English symbols added as the band travels through cities. The ensemble includes an orchestra, guitar solos, and multiple singers, while impresarios plan windows and telegraphic notices to announce performances in Main-se and beyond.
The filing argues that the respondent is not a Nevada resident and denies abandonment. The court considers the divorce petition and movement to dismiss the suit. John McCandy, a long-time Butte resident, died Sunday at his home. Funeral services are set for 2 o'clock with floral tributes requested.
The infant death notice for Mae Poneenty Mahoney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. PD, of No 148 South Main Street, with services at Sherman and Reed’s undertaking parlors and services at St Joseph’s Church, noting burial arrangements and family residence.
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