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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1908
Page
4
Alumni express appreciation for Mr Elderkin after a senior meet that included the adoption of a new constitution and by laws. A reception for the senior class was planned, with Falroylen introduced by Apenets and Goodwin seconding the motion amid formal proceedings.
A county surveyor visited the area between Silver Row and Jefferson counties to settle the boundary dispute. The trip covered southern Hutte and surrounding sections, with notes on terrain and attempts to verify the hamlet midpoint amid doubt about exact lines.
Patrolman Ed O'Donnell is reported seriously ill with pneumonia at St James Hospital. The officer was described as slightly improved yesterday and remains under medical care as authorities and citizens await further updates.
Tonight at the Tan theater the closing performance of Sandy Bottom by the Arington company features Voc solo Mrs Paster, songs by Josephine Bealey and Crave Carter, plus dance by Orville and Hong. The piece includes a hunting contest and a list of child performers. The president nominated Damon Cranney for a district post in Alaska.
A damaged, repetitive advertisement seeks a partner to share wealth and security through a marriage plan. It mentions past attempts, a desire for trust, and offers cash deposits, promising a stable alliance and assistance with travel and property.
The report alleges Lamphere witnessed the scene before the fire and was seen later, with claims he started the blaze in retaliation against Reto Leken and King after a dispute over the murder of Helgerein. Authorities cite his imprisonment and ongoing evidence.
Jury in the Denes Ayrne case returned a sealed verdict at 7 o'clock last night with Judge Hant to open at 10 this month. The trial, held in a federal court, involved charges of injury and loss totaling about $5,400. The plaintiff testified that delays and alleged wind damage affected the outcome, while defense argued against the charges. The article also notes church affairs and a resignation at a local Presbyterian church, mentioning Rev. Sloan and community changes in Philadelphia and Reading.
In Nicetown a tower man spotted two foreigners tampering with a railroad switch near an express track and alerted police. A patrol removed the suspects, with a Pole named Weneys Knowl later identified as the prisoner.
A blaze in a New York tenement at two streets killed four people. The event follows memories of a similar deadly fire years ago when two others perished in adjacent alleys and streets. Police investigate origin amid incendiary theory and municipal concerns.
A fragmentary report describes the Whit King Sans company selling property to raise funds. The text notes a lien on land and a large debt tied to multiple farmers, with unclear names and dates.
A large day event near the state university ended with a dynamite blast destroying the park. Bridges suffered damage and the park’s fate drew strong public protest as city officials resist a proposed sale amid local controversy.
Fragmentary text places Major Chatter in connection with the consular army and as brother to Talent Gen Adina By Chatien, with ties to the commissionary department and later service in military regiments.
A large house at New Tondon harbor burned early today. The blaze gutted what is described as the resort hotel in Naw Tingland. Loss estimated about $25,000 and the cause remains under investigation.
Report details a naval fleet parade along Market Street and Washington street routes, noting crowds and the display of ongoing reconstruction efforts. After the procession, observers toured Mary Metentt Bay area aboard a gunboat, while officials at the Fairmont Hotel hosted leaders including Governor Guhcull and fleet officers. Admiral Evans could not attend.
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