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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1909
Page
3
A review notes the show blends music, comedy and song with a strong cast. Taner Mason leads as a Wish-class producer while performers deliver clever humor and notable singing. Describes the production as a lively stage offering with engaging performers.
Henry Cunningham, elder of the Baptist Church in Kingston North Carolina, reports improvement after two bottles of Vinci tonic. The ad claims Vinci is a cedar wood extract tonic with iron and wine, advertised to aid digestion, blood, appetite, and general strength for run down or elderly individuals. It promises refunds if not satisfactory.
The Agricultural College will lose three of its oldest faculty members as retirement takes effect this year. Prof. Tanith Mine and others from departments of economic studies and engineering are stepping down after long service, with replacements planned to maintain teaching and research duties.
P Harry Goh passed the dangerous point and is on the road to recovery. Dr Wonald Campbell said Goh is in critical condition after a recent attack. Goh is well known in Malle and Montana areas and has supporters hoping for his full recovery.
Butte brief items note various local figures and happenings. George Reawn nearly runs afoul of Lehetrat timing, William Mon pursues interests in Teuy. Funeral notices for Patrick J. McCarthy set at 2:00 pm at St Maps church, with other social events and visits mentioned. Community notices include party plans and local shop updates in Alterbury and nearby West Turk areas.
A detainee reportedly confessed to a crime before killing himself in jail. The chaotic text mentions a wife, a suspect named Mattie, and a trial or interrogation context, with unclear geography and dates due to damaged OCR.
A muddled account covers the six day race featuring Utan men with performances by teams including Bradford Reynolds and Schatz Lardy. Racing progresses with holds, shifts in lead, and injuries. Dever and Swarts are noted, while Maurice Hold and Meade contribute. Final speeds show Bradford Reynolds leading segments as pace fluctuates and spectators await clear outcomes.
Fragmented OCR describes a large blaze in South Butte with flames seen for miles. It mentions a house and a correspondence about containment and authorities, noting efforts to manage the fire and absence of clear who is responsible. The text references local names and possible responders but is garbled.
Michael Collins, a well known miner and resident of Walkerville, died after six months of illness described as miners consumption. He was born in Waterford, Ueland, and is survived by his wife. Funeral arrangements were announced.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a severe injury incident with a flying lamp, names and locations unclear, mentioning a dancer, a street setting, and wounds. The text is garbled and partially unreadable, but indicates a confrontation and injury with referenced parties and a medical aftermath.
Mrs. Witniat hires a private detective to pursue a man she says stole diamonds and a battery deposit box key. The alleged thief is connected to Allen diya and a treasure of rings and watches. The case centers on a vault where the jewels were kept and a claim of forged representations.
In Counterville Teed a lodger and the Mubling Tanee clash with Berton Aves Oie led by his brother Willi Kiley. Deputies from the sheriff's office arrived to restore order as a crowd scattered and Kiley, nicknamed the Wear, was taken into custody on a charge of assault.
Los Angeles march twenty one. The commission of Dr Pearson, an aged Chicago Indiantee, who suspected tonight to be newly improved.
A report states Whitla placed ransom in a park. One of his kidnap victims and others were detained by police in Cuyahoga Falls. The man claims he hails from Hatville.
Reported March 1 from Cleveland describes Mrs Whitla under strain as detectives pursue the kidnapping of her child. The case has unsettled both parents, with the mother refusing visitors and the father maintaining vigil. Letters and advice flood in nationwide as physicians monitor her condition.
A body found near Fort Wright military reservation after a wedding, burned and soaked in kerosene, shows signs of murder elsewhere. The victim, identified as A, Jewandasid, wore clothes saturated with fuel, and evidence suggests the killer attempted to erase identification. Jewelry and other items associated with the scene were missing. Local investigators, including brushes of alibi, pursue leads from unidentified witnesses.
Dasidenst, Cal, March 21 reports a balloon ascent with Captain Mucier piloting five passengers. A rancher near the Serend range north of Pusatean ears sighted Hallogn, and the balloon was hoped to drift only about six hours. Provisions were aboard, and the craft was last seen near the Okies theater in Mis city.
George Were of the Yellowstone Park Transportation Company spoke on a busy outlook for the coming summer. Visitor interest is rising with the East Coast exhibition drawing crowds and travel anticipations. The company plans to handle increased demand as early bookings begin and the season opens across ten days later than usual. Former coal operator and philanthropist William Connell died today after a stroke, leaving behind a legacy of business and civic work.
A misread passage notes Mrs. Lebert Bacon, widow of the former secretary of state, presenting a new eight-page alien document to the Harvard crew. The vessel is reported to be delivered in time for its use in the War vard Cornell race at Ithaca in May.
A Minneapolis reader endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after recovering from female troubles. The letter urges others to seek advice, claiming the remedy restored health within three months. The ad notes confidential correspondence with Drs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts and offers free guidance.
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