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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1914
Page
5
A crowd of diverse nationalities gathers as Major Holbrook advocates surrender of arms during a tense Cat Stalag standoff. He urges 200 workers to leave production lines and appeal to U S authorities for restraint while promising receipts for seized arms and a peaceful path forward.
Obituary notes the death of a pioneer rancher aged 25 at a ranch home five miles from town after a short illness of peritonitis. Born on the West Gallatin ranch he is survived by five brothers and three sisters. He was a member of Gol Fellows. A government report is cited on wages of farm laborers.
Fragmented report from New York describes a court proceeding with unclear names and actions. It mentions Berker and Rosenthal among others, a panel, perjury, and motions but details are obscured by garbled text. The piece hints at a judicial decision and attorney involvement in a criminal or civil case.
The Montana Engineers Society advocates amendments to mining laws through a proposed bill. A five member commission would include a mining engineer, a geologist, a representative from the Geological Survey, and mine owners. A society meeting is set for Monday May 7 at 8 pm to discuss the issue.
A garbled OCR item describes Gleyan returning from a long trip to New York and Torsey with low spirits. It mentions President policies and public opinion but is severely corrupted and hard to interpret.
The article notes Chief Justice Brantly will deliver the commencement address at the normal college. Distrustful early drafts mention Le Stauvibard and President Josey, with May 6 given as a date. The coverage hints at statewide significance and a large class expected for the ceremony.
The state’s case against James Bula drew unusual interest in Dillon as Judge Kinchester considered a pretrial matter. The court dismissed part of the case, and the judge ordered the defendant kept in custody while county officials pursue action under an act cited by the district attorney.
Columbus reports a bizarre incident as a prisoner Tubert legge in Arabwater county jail was involved when two men with the same opportunity spoke of an alleged plan. No deaths or traces were found, and the night produced no solid clues.
Legacy fragment mentions a Washington delegation and Secretary tasks, plus references to New York, Parpien and Tamalen district. It notes a court case involving Charles VTi and a judge Bootier Ve, with unspecified charges and fines. The readable portions are chaotic and partial.
A large program at the Orpheum promises notable photoplays headlined by Fevanuy and a three reel feature. The event highlights a sequence of prominent acts and a new film reel showcase, drawing theatergoers to the historic venue.
The lengthy narrative centers on Evelyn Thaw amid media scrutiny and social gossip, detailing her marriage to Harry Thaw and public perception of her beauty and behavior. It traces rumors, interviews, and court attention, noting how Thaw's actions and Evelyn's responses shape the sensational narrative around wealth, status, and scandal.
A report details the itinerary and arrival plans for Georgia nobles of the Mystic Shrine. It lists participants, travel to Atlanta and Nashville, and events surrounding the Athinta camel with extensive city preparations and entertainments.
Frank Mowers and Edward Cxtwiscils were arrested yesterday by Pitrolman Meaney following a complaint about a Frondemhbal at 76 Tasc ark street. Mowers faces larceny charges for stealing two pairs of trousers hidden under his cust Minmes McTaughlin. Annie Melaughlin, held after family troubles, is in Slur hospital. deputy sheriff Tin reports a warrant. Nick Kasuna is charged with passing a worthless check.
Yesterday the Woman's Club elected regular annual officers and committee chairs. The vote reflected a tug of war between factions as suffrage supporters praised victory for the pro-suffrage wing and named new leaders including president and treasurer.
A. B. Melsner anger sister Amanda Appel, left Tiulee last Ht for Wilelman. Receipt prt defograst tac their father Blephen Appel, mad digd, Mr Appel was Sh years of age. Mr. MeTsner was inale th accamping Wik wile unl her sister oy hecount of husiness of a sepal nate dure that demanded his presence 1h Butte.
Special Dispatch reports Montana expansion secretary Mix Frank Fruzulldker and staff distribute coins to meet urgent demand. Over 10,000 coins have sold to residents at a set price, with more requests arriving daily. People unable to reach banks may order by mail to Pedal Thizelbalk or Dillon.
Fragmentary notes detail the Warigh Estate in Reading Pennsylvania with a widow five daughters and several grandchildren listed as heirs. A computed value mentions 350 00 and 000 percentages with disbursements and a planned burial at Tytehsue cemetery.
A historical notice identifies M. J. Walsh as director at 485 Enay Morte Street. The fragmentary text confirms a formal position tied to that address, indicating a business or organizational role associated with the name Walsh.
The fragmented notice indicates the remains of Thomas, beloved son of Mr and Mrs, are expected to arrive in Butte and a funeral service will be held later. Further readable details are uncertain due to poor OCR.
Larry Duggan reports a phone based inquiry unclear from the OCR fragment. The readable parts mention a contact number 4805 and names. The text lacks a coherent event or outcome. Further context is needed to form a complete news item with distinct entities.
The text records funeral arrangements for Charles Lund with remains at Sherman & Diedrich's undertaking parlors. It mentions Mary Murphy and a ceremony at St Joseph's Church and Holy Cross Cemetery, with further announcements to follow.
Sherman and Reed Cuderiqkery headline a medical aid note with names and places that appear as fragments. The readable text mentions healers and a team or group title, suggesting a local medical or caregiving context within a town or event. The fragmentary source mentions roles and place hints without full clarity.
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