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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1909
Page
2
A rough travelogue recounts a harsh Dakota spring with sun and blizzards. It traces weather, frost, mud, and wind from Silver Wile to Anaconda, noting April’s unreliability and the region’s damp air and cold fronts. Local figures PEG yeabal and Rube Matthews are mentioned alongside a prison sentence context.
Ansounce Me announces a new fitting and alteration service at their store promising equal fit and finish to custom tailor work with free alterations and pressing. The note states all alterations are free of charge and highlights a specialized tailoring offering. A dispatch from Missoula reports two injured by a Colt incident involving Charles Ferguson, who moved from a ranch in the Statesnake area to Missoula.
Fragmentary report describes a boxing or fighting incident involving A C Chivel Hite and others. Two men named Chaves and Pergizon sustain injuries including a broken nose and facial trauma after a kick from rival vinyl or violon players. Details and exact context are unreadable.
A large crowd attended the Washoe Park opening despite yesterday's snowstorm. Guests enjoyed a ball hosted by Spanish War veterans, with music and dancing noted as a success. Details of horses, prices, and numbers were posted on the board and shoppers were urged to read notices for store deals.
The report recounts Fletcher pleading for mercy after escaping to Wyoming, forging a name to cash a cheque for about £90, and later being recaptured. He faces additional charges in Port Orchard and Dillon, with remarks about his upbringing and alleged bad company. The district court action includes perjury accusations tied to a divorce case and a murder-like crime, with trial set for November.
An American, native of Savcamento, California, was convicted of selling shares in California mining schemes to Paris residents. He received a prison sentence of several years and was ordered to pay a substantial restitution. Authorities described the case as a major con operation with multiple victims in France and the United States.
A state debate centers on opening better regulated saloons under governor oversight. Proposals target orderly licensing, refresher standards, and enforcement, while critics warn of overreach and potential economic harm. The discussion touches on public order, tax revenue, and statewide conditions.
A garbled Cheyenne Wyoming text reports five individuals detained in connection with the killing of sheep men. The piece references local authorities, possible arrests, and ambiguous details about the crime scene and timelines. Names and places are unclear due to OCR issues.
A 1897 Montana case questions if a legal holiday can be used to excuse sentencing or stay a prison term. Judge Winston weighs whether a prisoner’s sentence must stand when imposed on Amnor Day, a legal holiday, amid debates on the legality and non-judicial nature of such actions.
The Lake Champlain, a liner from Liverpool to Montreal with about 1,000 passengers, met heavy ice yesterday. The vessel sustained damage and the trip was interrupted. efforts were underway to salvage the ship and ensure safety as inquiries began.
The adjourned May 2 meeting records payments and clerical actions. Items include poor fund disbursements, road work bills, bridge maintenance, and contingency salaries with names such as Tuttle and Calvert, plus routine attestations and committee clerical notes.
The annual meeting of Die stockholders of the Anaconda Savings Company will be held at the principal office in Anaconda on Wednesday May 15 at 10 oclock A M for the election of trustees and for other business. Kelley serves as chief clerk.
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