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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1906
Page
7
A fragmented notice lists nightrobes priced at 65 to 37 cents and Wool Underwear from 1.50 to 1.75 dollars. It mentions quality concerns and trims, with scattered references to additional goods and prices ranging down from 100 dollars to 75, all from a period-style catalog note.
The Amalgamated and United Copper groups received instructions from New York to dismiss all suits between them and their sub companies. Delays arose due to an unclear directive, with judges prepared to enter dismissals and a court schedule adjusted as orders reach the involved parties.
Two complaints were sworn in the county attorney's office yesterday. One case charges Waseathela Khay with assaulting Wadir Shir with a club, breaking his nose. The second, against B S Barnes, alleges deadly assault on William Partelow with iron and an unknown weapon. Witnesses include Colnel Ewesh Him Toepee at the county bese.
Fragmented report describes Wilson facing charges including forging checks around $40 and a separate charge tied to Jake Clartes' property. The defendant expressed willingness to plead, with a preliminary examination and jurisdiction questions noted. County jail commitment followed, awaiting court action. Also announced is the death of Mrs Mary O May of Patrick Martin family, with funeral and survivor details. Jewelry sale notice appears in separate local ad context.
The Thurte and Smetteraways union No. TH Western Federation of Miners elected new leaders for six months. President F. Sehuite, vice president Charles Lorens, secretary treasurer C. H. Mahaney, walking delegates James Illcoriotor and Innies Cans midgs, trustees Coevies Maloney Hamputt W. Conners and delegates to Syet Tow Trades and Labor assembly H. F Schultz El Mahoney James Hoar J. W. Scott. Sioux City Iowa March 2. Union messenger station links to Central terminals passage. The price pathway no. NOY.
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