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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1907
Page
3
The note lists publishing company rates for daily and Sunday editions, with pricing options and branch office addresses. It details sales points for the Standard across major cities and the main office contact in Anaconda Montana.
Amid rumors of a mayoral reconciliation, Mayor McClellan and Democratic leaders deny a pact with Tammany, while Delaware figures like Addicks face money troubles and a reported Siberian railroad contract surfaces. The piece sketches political tensions, financial scrapes, and press speculation as 1907 politics unfold.
In a tense political exchange, Governor Hughes confronts New York legislature amid criticism of his Insurance Department and aide Cito Kelsey. The governor pushes for changes as lawmakers demand accountability and reforms. The dispute highlights tensions over leadership and public stewardship within the state government.
A northern engineer, Frank Bow, dies after defending a train descent as shot by intruders. Frank Claw pulls the air brake and saves the train, hailed as heroic for steadiness and skill amid extreme danger. The account evokes earlier river hero Jim Bludso and memory of the Prairie Belle incident.
A flood of disjointed notes describes the state treasurer facing scrutiny over interest accruals and public funds. Officials debate the accuracy of investment terms while lawmakers weigh oversight, with tensions rising about accountability and financial management.
A damaged OCR fragment describes an event titled artiate femmerament at an unknown location, mentioning May and a paya acme lo bo of on Fractal. The readable terms reference payments and a potential external context without clear names or dates.
Will Clark of Butte, a millionaire and widower, reportedly wed Alice Medin in secret at the home of Mrs Amy Me in Mine Mile canyon. Judge Michael Donker attended, but the ceremony was initially denied by Clark and his clerk, with details later leaking out.
The Alliance Copper Company reports rich ore near the 200 level shaft, with copper content around 18 to 12 percent and silver accompanying. The vein extends toward the 800 level and at the 20 and 30 foot walls shows widening. managers anticipate 10 percent copper and about 10 ounces of silver per ton, with ore shipments expected as drifting continues.
A special dispatch reports that delegates representing Missouri charities will attend a national conference. Governor Malene and Governor Ot W. Solaentele co‑chair the group with Rev W W vir Ovexdel and other officials from Stevensville and Mountjoyy making up the board. The conference will be held in the state capital with a focus on orphans and public welfare efforts.
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