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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1906
Page
11
The fragment discusses style and finish as key indicators of value in a notable coin, emphasizing initiation as the factor that reveals true quality and price. It mentions the coin’s craftsmanship and potential market appeal without detailing specific dates or figures.
Local notes report Meyer Guggies at Grady's and rentals from Orton Bros, plus Cure events at Carney's College and studio activity at 720 W Bradway. Mentions of Lis Dulmas Augmented Orchestra, travels of Laura McCleary to Los Angeles, and multiple residents leaving for California, New York, and New England, with hotel and cafe references and a forgery case involving Sheriff Quinn.
March 2. Signor Villines, former minister in the Manteva Itos cabinet, vows to publicly denounce Signor Montero over alleged secrets. The political clash centers on Morotco policy aims and timely health remedies amid rumors.
JUDGE DONKIN sentences Job Goach of Bulle to 1 life term in the penitentiary for attempting to kill his wife by cutting her throat with a razor and assault with a claw-hammer and axe. The defendant admitted three previous marriages and perjury to obtain a divorce, with the judge denouncing his extraordinary character. The courtroom heard his counsel's remarks as the sentence was pronounced.
The court confirms a lengthy sentence for Gooch, who has a long history in Butte with first appearance in 1883. The judge notes reluctance to burden taxpayers further and orders transcript delivery. Gooch may be released after serving six years if good behavior and a transfer arrangement with county officials are in place.
Belin, a resident described as foreign and odd in disposition, threatened to return after getting a gun to coerce Meaderville residents. He was arrested, jailed, and brought before Justice Libhx, who issued a firm warning and released him with orders to stay away from Meaderville authorities.
The May number of the College Exponent will be the last for the year as seniors edit and the literary department is fired for seniors productions. Editor Porter has raised standards with full-page half-tone cuts of the Exponent, basketball teams, the senior class, and graduates. Finances are better than ever and the paper has been very successful this year.
The Cascade County March jury term ended early after Judge Leslie discharged Siavy from tuition service. The panel was dismissed. attorneys refused to proceed this week, and the term, one of the shortest, will likely resume in June. Also filed is a Democratic city convention notice for Butte Silver Bow County with primaries on March 7 and a county meeting March 19.
Local court records show Mary Meade sue Mike Meade for divorce on grounds of separation with two weeks to appeal, citing abandonment and lack of support since August, while Mabel McLeod seeks a decree against Bismarck McLeod. Separate divorce granted for Mabel Sapty against John Sapty on desertion after three years. Multiple rulings on demurrers, judgments, and advisement passings in third district matters.
A West military post article tells of a woman who quit coffee after ten years of headaches and fatigue. She switched to Postum, found it delicious, regained energy, and her recovery impressed neighbors. The testimonial, signed as from Postum Company, Tate Ne Creeks, Michigan, urges readers to try the substitute.
Yesterday a show cause hearing was held in a Helena alimony case where Mrs. Shewe faced a restraining order and potential support provision. He claims limited assets while detailing several properties and stock. she sought alimony and a portrait of the property for support. The court kept the restraining order and postponed further action by a week as Mrs. Shewe collapsed in court.
A self described independent candidate declares plans to seek the Walkerville mayoralty in the April 2 election. The document cites local political chatter about mine owners and city rights, naming several associates and noting travel to nearby towns.
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