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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1902
Page
1
The report details a large avalanching event near the Liberts area causing multiple miners to be buried. Rescue teams from nearby camps and towns respond while tracking injured and uninjured workers, with several fatalities and many reported missing.
Local school notes a rallying plan with efforts to boost the event. Principal Coles reports a strong push as organizers prepare to showcase the district in a staged display at the fairgrounds.
The jury found Bilant guilty of murder in the second degree after deliberating into the night. He faced a possible imprisonment term while awaiting formal sentencing set for next Tuesday.
Lord Kitchener’s two day operation near Harrismith and Van Reenan blockhouses yields heavy Boer losses. 800 killed or captured, 2,000 horses and 28,090 cattle seized. 430 Boers with rifles and horses captured. Prisoners include General Dewet’s staff and other commanders as British forces press the Natal frontier.
The March 2 issue promises clever writing and brisk satire with portraits of notable women bowlers from the state. It highlights Miss Coulis Park, vivid woodland scenes, and feature sketches by Phe pictures vice. Also covers birthdays, literature, art, and Montana notes.
Fragmentary OCR text describes government actions at a ceremony, prisoner captures, and executions. Mentions names and places in a garbled way, with references to a secretary and a prison, but many words are unreadable, making precise identification difficult.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Metucers and Vrsted City in Moc February. It references Pastor IT teaching in New Yorks Ave and a death tied to a Pete. Readable names and places are unclear. core event appears to be a local incident or obituary with limited details.
The Senate adopted a majority report censuring South Carolina senators Ben Tillman and John L. McLaurin for disorderly conduct and violation of Senate rules during an open session. The report notes the offense harmed Senate dignity and suspended their privileges, while proceedings moved to consider related measures and a contested irrigation bill.
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